Pioneering Kadongokamu Music Legend Christopher Ssebadduka
Christopher Ssebadduka, also known as Jjajja W’abayimbi, was a legendary Ugandan musician considered the grandfather of Kadongo Kamu music. Born in 1926, Ssebadduka began performing
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Museveni Hosts White House Delegation to Enhance Uganda-US Cooperation
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni recently hosted a high-level delegation from the United States at the State house in Nakasero, Kampala. The delegation, which was accompanied
Today Marks The Official End Of The Sierra Leone Civil War
Today marks a significant anniversary – the official end of the Sierra Leone Civil War. The conflict, which lasted from 1991 to 2002, resulted in
“The NRA: A Story Of Power, Politics, And Gun Rights”
The National Rifle Association (NRA) was founded in 1871 by Union veterans Col. William C. Church and Gen. George Wingate, who were dismayed by the
Did Nantaba Kill Ssebulime? Here Is The Swift Court Verdict
Ronald Ssebulime, a 42-year-old Ugandan man, was shot dead in 2019 by police officers on Mukono Kayunga Road. Ssebulime was a member of the Central
MPs Muhammad Nsereko And Chris Baryomunsi In Cerinah Nebanda Death
Cerinah Nebanda’s life was cut short when she died in December 2012 at just 24 years old. As a member of the parliament of Uganda,
I am Not A Cameroonian. I am A French Man
Kylian Mbappe’s statement highlights a striking contrast between his experience with Cameroon and France. While Cameroon demanded a hefty sum for him to play, France
Don’t Take It Lightly, In Politics Every Move Is A statement
Bobi Wine has fulfilled a promise he made to Kapere, a comedian and one of his vixens, to help him board a plane for the
“Ministry of Health Responds to Mpox Outbreak in Greater Kampala: Urges Action to Prevent Further Spread”
The Ministry of Health has reported significant updates on the ongoing mpox outbreak, which has tragically claimed 10 lives and affected 1,712 individuals since July
Today, January 17, Marks The Anniversary Of The Execution Of Patrice Lumumba
Today, January 17, marks the anniversary of the execution of Patrice Lumumba, the first democratically elected prime minister of the Republic of the Congo. Lumumba’s