Uganda’s She Cranes endured another tough night at the Vitality Netball Nations Cup 2025, falling 60-45 to Malawi on Sunday in Nottingham, England. This marks their second consecutive loss in the tournament, following a heavy 75-40 defeat to South Africa…
Johannesburg – South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) faces its most severe test yet after President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the controversial Expropriation Bill into law, allowing the state to seize land in the public interest—sometimes without compensation. The legislation…
In an unexpected and sharp critique, former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has expressed her disapproval of her center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) for working alongside the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) to pass a controversial migration policy in parliament. Merkel’s…
Rebecca Chelangat of Uganda delivered a stunning performance at the Sevilla Half Marathon, setting a new course record of 1:07:18 to secure the gold medal. Her remarkable achievement not only showcased her exceptional talent but also solidified Uganda’s growing dominance…
In a dramatic escalation of the long-running conflict in Central Africa, M23 rebels marched into Goma, a strategic city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), on Monday. Military personnel from the nation’s armed forces were seen holding their positions…
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…
