| | DON'T WAIT FOR GOVT PROGRAMMES - MUSEVENI
Ugandans should desist from waiting for govt programmes before they can think of developing themselves, President Yoweri Museveni has said.He reiterated that it was crucial for wananchi to engage in activities that increase their wealth and household income. Read more |
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We look so alike, we confuse teachers Wasswa Jonathan Ssenyonjo and Kato Jeremiah Ssenyonjo are 11 years old and are in primary six at Excel Primary School, Kawala. They are identical twins who cannot be differentiated... Read more |
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| | Police stuck with cows rescued from suspected thieves Police in Butambala district is stranded with cows that were recovered from a suspected cattle thief early this month.According to Butambala district Police commander, ASP Hashim Kasinga, the cows were recovered from Asadu Lukwalira, a resident of Simba village... Read more |
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Hundreds send off fallen Kigezi health worker Hundreds of mourners on Sunday flocked Nyabushabi village, Kyanamira sub-county in Kabale district for the burial of Mzei Jonathan Bitarabeho, a former health worker at Kabale Regional Referral Hospital. Read more |
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China's Xi inks deals in Rwanda on whirlwind tour China's President Xi Jinping inked 15 deals including loans and grants worth millions of dollars with Rwanda on Monday as part of a whistlestop tour to cement relations with African allies. Among the deals agreed, the value of which was not revealed, were loans for road construction, hospital renovation and the development of. Read more |
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| | Stormy Daniels and husband to divorce: lawyer Adult film star Stormy Daniels, who is battling President Donald Trump in court over their alleged sexual encounter a decade ago, and her husband plan to divorce, her lawyer announced Monday. "My client Stormy Daniels and her husband Glen have decided to end their marriage," Michael Avenatti said in a statement on Twitter. Read more |
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| | | Being a volunteer: To be or not to be Several of us at one point or another in our lives have been a volunteer or will volunteer. This piece seeks to unravel the types of volunteers and what motivates one to become a volunteer.
During the recently concluded 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in Australia, an army of about 15,000 volunteers supported the sporting spectacle spending 1 million volunteer hours over 11... Read more |
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| Why social media tax is a blessing in disguise The new tax on social media of sh200 per day per person has raise a lot of hullaballoo and protests that you may think Uganda is going to war with a foreign country on the magnitude beyond World War II.
However, with all the argument for and against the tax, I am not taking sides, but I want to give a different perspective on the tax. That is, how the social media tax is a... Read more |
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| Brexit: No turning point yet Crime has been with us since Adam and Eve. Surprisingly, God did not spot the solution. Rather than punishing the miscreants, it might have been better if he had put the forbidden fruit higher up the tree.
We have been too slow to realise how strongly crime levels are dictated by temptation and opportunity. Forensic technicians should be encouraged to shed more light on a pattern... Read more |
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| | Diving school! Neymar teaches kids to fall and roll Neymar took a swipe at his critics on Thursday with a tongue-in-cheek video in which he teaches children how to dive. The Brazilian superstar was widely lambasted at the World Cup for his theatrical reactions to challenges which often left the world's most expensive footballer wincing and rolling on the ground. However, on Thursday, he took to Instagram to get his revenge. "One, two, three, go!" shouts Neymar as around a dozen youngsters fall to the ground of a parking lot... Read more |
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| | | Ugandan golfers pick lessons after US golf qualifiers There were more lessons to learn for five Ugandan golfers who made a shot at the U.S Amateur Golf qualifiers at Pebble Beach course, last week. Of the five, only Titus Okwong and Edrine Okong went past the first round, but they could not advance past the second. Okwong shot 76 and 78 while Okong carded 76 and 76 respectively over the two rounds, but that was all they could manage in the strong field of 130 golfers. Joel Basalaine, Daniel Baguma and Ronald Otile could not make the cut after day one. Out of a field of 130, only 34 players qualified for the second round. And out of the 34, the best 5 players would then move on to qualify for the US Am Open in California. Read more |
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