The corruption case involving the former Chief of the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) has been postponed to Friday. This development comes as the legal proceedings aim to address the allegations of corruption and misconduct that have surfaced against the ex-official. The trial of Mr David Living stone Ebiru the former Chief of UNBS, accused of involvement in corrupt ...

Rescue teams in Morocco are working tirelessly to locate survivors as the death toll from the devastating earthquake continues to rise. With over 2,800 lives lost so far, the urgency to rescue those trapped under the rubble has reached a critical level. Morocco was struck by a powerful earthquake that left the nation reeling. Rescue teams have been mobilized in ...

Gabon military junta considers a two-year transitional period before conducting elections In a recent development, the military junta in Gabon has expressed its intentions to oversee a two-year transitional period prior to the organization of elections. This announcement comes amidst ongoing tensions and uncertainty following the hospitalization of President Ali Bongo, which has left the country in a state of ...

The world’s largest digital university is positioned among the 3% of companies that are recognized as Google Premier Partners for their results, level of performance and quality of online service TECH Technological University has been awarded Google Partner Premier 2023, a badge that positions it as the best online university in the world, according to Forbes. Through this recognition, Google ...

Uganda’s Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja is facing growing criticism over a reported misappropriation of funds meant for the country’s coffee sector. According to reports, over 9 billion shillings allocated through the Office of the Prime Minister last year to revitalize coffee production and marketing has not been properly accounted for. Legislators demand an investigation into the Shs 9.6 billion expenditure ...