Road to Uganda’s first oil: Kingfisher likely to be starting point
For the next nine months, activities in Uganda’s oil fields will be ramped up as the country targets to get its first barrel of oil to the market through a 1,443km pipe...
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Busega-Mpigi Expressway project loan approved.
The Busega-Mpigi Expressway project works are expected to resume, following approval of a loan of Euros188.18 million (Shs781.04 billion) from the African Development Ban...
What your sweat says about your well-being: 5 key signs to look out for
What your sweat says about your well-being: 5 key signs to look out forSweat. It’s that natural bodily function we all experience, especially when pushing our limits, f...
Thinking of Texting Your Ex? 9 Realities About Reconnecting (And When to Actually Send It)
You’ve drafted the message three times already. Deleted it twice. Your thumb lingers over their name like it carries the weight of every unfinished conversation, every...
Chris Brown allowed to return to US as bail conditions changed
R&B singer Chris Brown will be allowed to return to the United States as he awaits trial for an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub in 2023.Judge Tony Baumgartner...
The 20 biggest players out of contact next summer
There could be some big-name free agents on the open market at the end of the 2025/26 campaignEngland and Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi is in the final months of his...
Antoine Semenyo and Adam Wharton: The missing pieces in Man United’s title puzzle
Once the standard-bearers of English football, Manchester United have spent the post-Sir Alex Ferguson years chasing a Premier League title that used to feel inevitable.C...
Michael Jackson’s aircraft will crack Mumbai airport’s runway’: Why King of Pop wasn’t allowed to land in 1996 till Raj Thackeray intervened, came with 360 crew, 40 containers
Michael Jackson demanded an open car to wave to fans after landing in India in 1996. Andre Timmins, co-organizer, recalled how they had to borrow it from the only man who...
The Day Small Nations Taught the World to Say No.
Greece’s Ohi Day and Israel’s doctrine of Ein Brera reveal how small nations survive — by turning defiance into strategy, power into peace, and alliances into secur...
Too old to lead, too powerful to quit: the curse of Africa’s lifelong rulers
Pedestrians walk past a billboard of Cameroon's President Paul Biya reading: 'I thank the sovereign people for electing me' on a street in Yaounde, today, a day after the...