CHEPTEGEI REIGNS SUPREME: Ugandan Athlete Wins Men’s 10,000m Title in Record Time
History was made at the Stade de France in Paris on Friday as Ugandan athlete Joshua Cheptegei clinched his first-ever men’s 10,000m Olympic gold medal,
Home
Page 191
Cheptegei wins Uganda Gold medal in men’s 10,000m at Paris Olympics 2024
Paris Aug. 2—The three-time world champion and Uganda’s op long distance runner, Joshua Cheptegei, has won Uganda’s first Gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympic
A simple guide to the US 2024 presidential election
August 2—Americans will head to the polls in November to elect the next US president. The vote will be closely watched around the world. They
Curfew imposed in Nigerian state after ‘hunger’ protest
Protesters in Kano city looted shops many were interested in yellow cartons of cooking oil August 2—A curfew has been imposed in Nigeria’s second-biggest state,
Cheptegei and Kiplimo: Uganda’s Dynamic Duo Set to Conquer Paris 10,000m
Uganda’s Golden Hope: Cheptegei and Kiplimo Eye Top Honors in Paris 10,000m…. The stage is set for a thrilling showdown in the 10,000 meters final
Kampala traders call off sit down strike as govt intervenes
Kampala Aug. 2—Kampala traders who Wednesday July 31st 2024 embarked on a peaceful sit-down strike by closing their shops protesting President Museveni’s abrupt cancelling of
Hundreds protest across Nigeria over soaring cost of living, fuel prices
Aug. 1—Nigerian police have fired live bullets and tear gas to try and disperse thousands of protesters in the northern city of Kano rallying against
Defamation Drama Unfolds: Top High Court Judge to Hear LoP Senyonyi’s Case Against Journalist Saava.
In a significant development, the highly anticipated defamation case pitting the Leader of Opposition in parliament and National Unity Platform (NUP) spokesperson, Joel Ssenyonyi, against
Ugandan traders go on sit down strike over unfair taxes, EFRIS
Kampala July 31—Ugandan traders under their organisation, Kampala Capital City Traders Association (KACITA) have gone on a sit-down strike Wednesday July 31st, closing their shops
Tanzania forcibly relocating Indigenous Maasai–Human Rights Watch
Maasai tribesmen at one of the livestock market July 31—Tanzania has been forcibly evicting Indigenous Maasai from their ancestral lands, a Human Rights Watch (HRW)