South Africa is making strides in advancing children’s rights, with President Cyril Ramaphosa signing a landmark law last Friday that mandates one year of pre-primary education for all children. The new legislation strengthens the nation’s commitment to accessible, inclusive education, tackling barriers like language and admission policies that have long …

It’s late on a Friday night, and you find yourself in a tough spot. Desperately in need of Yaka units, you turn to friends for a cash bailout, but no one can help. The closed banking halls only add to your stress, leaving you uncertain about what to do. Then, …

In the world of politics, family dynamics can be a double-edged sword. For President Museveni, his family has been both a source of strength and a recipe for disaster. As he ages, the question of who will succeed him has become a pressing concern, pitting his son, General Muhoozi, against …

XRP Healthcare is taking bold steps to become a leader  in the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain within the healthcare industry. At the  heart of this transformation is the launch of the company’s groundbreaking XRPH AI Chatbot, designed  to provide personalized, region-specific healthcare advice. This AI-powered platform is …

The UK government’s prestigious Chevening scholarship programme continues to offer fully funded one-year master’s degrees at leading UK universities, nurturing the next generation of global leaders. Chevening scholars are selected for their ambition, leadership potential, and academic excellence, having consistently risen to prominent positions in various fields. Now in its …

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni recently celebrated his 80th birthday, with the government organizing grand festivities to mark the occasion. Over the weekend, the President attended a church service in Nakaseke District, Central Uganda, where a lively atmosphere filled the venue. Arriving at the parish grounds around 11:45 a.m., Museveni, accompanied …