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15 Jul '25
“Am sorry sweetheart, I don’t know what got into me. I confess, am the one who seduced both Michael and Timothy. Your brothers fell for my traps and I now regret my actions. Please forgive me, let bygones be bygones and together, build our future and that of
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14 Jul '25
Chelsea were crowned Club World Cup champions with a 3-0 win over PSG in the final, but tempers boiled over at full-time as the players clashed at MetLife Stadium, before Donald Trump took centre stageGianni Infantino couldn't persuade Donald Trump to l
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14 Jul '25
When a big tree falls in the forest, even the smallest creatures rush in. This is exactly what some former ministers in Uganda are experiencing as voters reject
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14 Jul '25
Uganda’s Chief Justice, Alfonse Owiny-Dollo, has confirmed he will retire in mid-January 2026 after serving five years in office.Speaking dur
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12 Jul '25
James Brolin dropped a bombshell revelation that could have changed the course of his career. Brolin, who turns 85 on July 18, reminisced about the time he was offered the role of
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11 Jul '25
Arsene Wenger has spoken out after Jurgen Klopp criticised the Club World Cup (Image: Getty Images)Arsene Wenger has fired back at Jurgen Klop
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11 Jul '25
The Ugandan business community is mourning following the sudden death of Marvin Beine “Boyo” Bitature, nephew of Simba Group chairman Patrick Bitature. Marvin passed away on
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09 Jul '25
General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces and a prominent political figure, has ignited widespread controversy following a post on X (formerly Twitter) declaring, “we shall KILL all the enemies of our God.”The state
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08 Jul '25
General Moses Ali (Rtd), the veteran Member of Parliament for Adjumani West County, left residents in Mokolo East village stunned after announcing his intention to seek re-election despite visible signs of frailty.At 86, the former army officer and longtime poli
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07 Jul '25
President Yoweri Museveni has ignited a storm of public outrage after telling Ugandans not to associate him with poverty, insisting he is not poor and that the burden of poverty lies with individuals.