In the golden era of the 1970s and 80s, Zambians reveled in the soulful rhythms of East African Rhumba, a genre that painted vibrant soundscapes of love and life. Artists like Nashel Pitchen Kazembe and Peter Tsotsi Juma mesmerized audiences,…
The Uganda national cricket team, fondly known as the Cricket Cranes, departed on Saturday morning for Hong Kong, marking the start of their campaign in the second round of the ICC Challenge League B tournament. The flag-off ceremony took place…
“Promises are like clouds; they never rain here,” a civil servant remarked bitterly outside the Ministry of Finance, reflecting the frustrations of thousands waiting for their overdue salaries. The announcement of oil production’s resumption has rekindled a spark of hope—but…
As the sun blazed down relentlessly on Lusaka’s parched streets, a local vendor lamented, “Even the rain has forgotten us.” Her words carried more weight than she realized, for Zambia’s drought-stricken economy is echoing the desolation of its people. The…
As the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve, a sea of faithful believers gathered at Kabaka’s Lake in Ndeeba, their prayers piercing the cool night air. But the joyous occasion was tinged with a sense of loss. This was…
As December 31, 2024, drew to a close, whispers of an explosive allegation reverberated through social media: Kenyan President William Ruto had been named the second most corrupt leader globally by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). For…
As dawn broke over Nairobi on December 30, 2024, the vibrant hum of bicycle wheels was missing a crucial rhythm. Cyclists who gathered for their morning rides found themselves whispering tributes rather than cheering one another on, mourning the sudden…
Kenyan President William Ruto stood before an anxious crowd, vowing to put an end to the wave of abductions that has gripped the nation. His words, though firm, carried a dual edge. “We are going to stop the abductions so…
Under the scorching African sun, Deo Kato—a Ugandan-British adventurer—tied his boots tightly and took his first step on a life-changing journey. With only his determination and a mission to inspire, he began walking from Cape Town, South Africa, to London,…
In the heart of Kampala, under the dim floodlights of Lugogo Stadium, Shamirah Nabadda once silenced a roaring crowd with a firm whistle and decisive gesture. Her poise and confidence amid the chaos symbolized the rising standard of Ugandan referees,…
