Nairobi, October 4, 2025 — The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has announced that 7,048 new voters have been registered and 259 others transferred […]
Month: October 2025
President Museveni Promises Lango Roads and Development Using Oil Revenues
Kwania, Northern Uganda —President Yoweri Museveni has told the people of Lango sub-region to rally behind the National Resistance Movement (NRM) in the upcoming 2026 […]
When Staying Home Becomes Expensive: Men Speak Out on Rising Cost of Living
As the cost of living continues to climb, many men in Tanzania say that staying home has become more expensive than going out. Rising food […]
Heavy Rains Flood Nairobi Roads, Paralyze Traffic and Spark Drainage Debate
Residents of Nairobi woke up to flooded streets and heavy traffic snarl-ups on Saturday morning, October 4, after a night of relentless rains. The downpour, […]
From Paradise to the Pearl: Uganda Launches First Tourism Roadshow in Mauritius
Uganda has taken a bold step to promote its tourism industry by launching its first-ever tourism roadshow in Mauritius. The two-day event, themed “From Paradise […]
Uganda Church Rejects Appointment of Sarah Mullaly as Archbishop of Canterbury
The Church of Uganda has strongly opposed the appointment of Rt. Rev. Sarah Mullaly, the Bishop of London, as the new Archbishop of Canterbury. She […]
Tanzania Launches Innovative Digital Breast Cancer Project to Improve Early Detection
The Tanzanian government has launched a three-year digital breast cancer initiative aimed at enhancing early detection, diagnosis, and treatment at the primary healthcare level. This […]
“Hospitals, Not Stadiums”: Morocco’s Gen Z Protests Challenge $5bn World Cup Plans
Thousands of young Moroccans have taken to the streets across the country, demanding better hospitals, schools, and jobs instead of billion-dollar football stadiums. The protests, […]
Chad Extends Presidential Terms to 7 Years with No Limits, Sparking Fears of Endless Rule
Chad’s parliament has approved sweeping constitutional changes that extend the presidential term from five to seven years and remove all limits on re-election, a move […]
Church of England Names First Female Archbishop of Canterbury, Sparks Global Debate
The Church of England has made history by appointing Sarah Mullally as the first-ever female Archbishop of Canterbury, breaking a 1,400-year tradition. Mullally, 63, who […]