Tourism and Life Style

Big Eye Blames Bobi Wine for His Flopped Concert

Struggling musician Big Eye, who is also a member of the National Unity Platform (NUP), has expressed disappointment over the poor turnout at his weekend concert, alleging that fellow...

Iteso Cultural Union Launches Fundraising Campaign for Ateker Mega Palace

The Iteso Cultural Union (ICU) has initiated a campaign to gather funds for the construction of the ambitious...

Ateker Reunion Festival: President Museveni Calls for Unity Across Borders

President Yoweri Museveni has emphasized the importance of unity and linguistic ties among the Ateker communities from Uganda,...

Ateker Communities Call for Gov’t Backing in Cross-Border Peace Initiatives

The leaders of the Ateker community in Uganda have called for government support towards their ongoing peace initiatives...

Manifesto Week 2024: Uganda’s Tourism Industry Makes Significant Progress

During the Manifesto Week 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities showcased major achievements in Uganda’s tourism...

Sex Scandals Hit NUP Top Leadership, Bobi Wine and MP Zaake in Bitter Split

Tension has erupted between the leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP) party, Robert Kyagulanyi, and the Mityana Municipality MP Francis Zaake. Last week we revealed to you how Kyagulanyi had forced his long-term girlfriend, Salim Tana Sultan to be the NUP flag bearer in Kisoro by-election without consulting the party leaders, a move that had sparked bitter reactions. The latest information has emerged confirming that Zaake had secretly been feasting on Sultan’s company alongside the Music star- Kyagulanyi. The friction between...

Lessons to Learn from Equatorial Guinea’s Record-Breaking Sexcapade

On November 5th, 2024, the Vice President of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Mangue, warned that any officials found engaging in sex acts at the office would be suspended, describing it as a violation of the code of conduct. This was after hundreds of pornographic videos were leaked to the public involving Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the head of the National Financial Investigation Agency, and also a relative of the president having sex with various women—including the wives of prominent officials in...

American Music Legend Quincy Jones Dies at 91

A renowned American music giant Quincy Jones has died on Sunday, November 3, 2024, in California at the age of 91. Without mentioning the cause of his death, Arnold Robinson, the spokeswoman of the deceased, confirmed Quincy Jones died from his residence in Bel Air. Jones started his career as a jazz trumpeter and was later in great demand as an arranger writing for the big bands of Count Basie and others. He later became a film music composer and a...

British Actor Elba’s Relocation to Boost Creative Industry in Africa

The recent announcement of British actor Idrissa Akuna Elba, commonly known as Idris Elba's relocation to Africa, in Accra, Freetown, and Zanzibar, will largely support the African film industry. His pronouncement has sent waves of excitement across the continent, and it is poised to deliver a significant impact on Africa's creative industry. Elba, known for his iconic roles in Luther, Mandela: The Long Walk to Freedom, and Thor, has always proudly showcased his African heritage. The decision to relocate to Zanzibar, a...

How to Rise After a Fall: Overcoming Relapse

Experiencing a relapse can feel devastating, especially after achieving a significant period of sobriety. However, it's essential to remember that a fall does not define your journey. Reflecting on my own experience, I’d like to share insights on how to rise after a relapse and build a stronger foundation for lasting recovery. In August 2011, I relapsed after eight months of sobriety. During that time, I was actively attending meetings, working the program, and surrounded by supportive individuals whose encouragement was...

REPORT: 26% of Kids Supposed to Be in Primary Are at Home

The Children's Act 2016 of Uganda enjoins both the government and parents to ensure that the rights of children (basically all Ugandans below 17) get their rights protected and promoted at the same time. This same duty is equally imposed under the SDGs (no.4), the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and the Constitution of Uganda. The duty-bearing stretches to cover the need to ensure equitable access to qualify education by all children of Uganda without any discrimination....