There was drama in Tanzania during the swearing in of the Cabinet on Wednesday, December 9, after a nominated deputy Minister struggled to read his oath in Swahili. President Magufuli had appointed Francis Ndulane as the deputy Minister for Minerals in his latest cabinet. Ndulane failed to accurately read the content of his oath of office during the function that ...
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Possible Allergic Reactions To COVID-19 Vaccine Prompts Investigations In UK
British regulators have received two reports of possible allergic reactions from people who took part in the first day of Britain’s mass vaccination programme against COVID-19. Dr June Raine, head of the UK’s medical regulatory agency, MHRA, reported those reactions. She testified Wednesday to a parliamentary committee. The UK began vaccinating elderly people and medical workers with a vaccine developed ...
Read More »Meet Ugandan Woman Brenda Mukisa Who Generously Supports Different Orphanages, Feeds Homeless
A hand that helps they say is a blessed hand, how true is this? Well, those who are familiar with charity organizations can agree. The world is experiencing a complicated form of humanitarian crisis and it is up to governments to step in to help out. However, governments alone can not sufficiently reach out to those who are in urgent ...
Read More »CAF Champions League: Vipers SC Hopeful Ahead Of Al Hilal Clash
Uganda Premier League side Vipers SC will this evening play host to Sudanese outfit Al Hilal Club. This is the first leg of the CAF Champions League (Confederation of African Football) preliminary round at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende. Vipers’ head coach Fred Kajoba will be leading his side for the first time at this grand stage and against a more ...
Read More »Donald Trump Is First US President Since Jimmy Carter Not To Plunge US Troops Into New War
Ahead of a hastier than expected drawdown of U.S. troops in the Middle East before he leaves office, Donald Trump has a military record that stands apart from other modern American presidents. Only days after being appointed acting defense secretary, Christopher Miller announced the U.S. would reduce its troop numbers to 2,500 in both Afghanistan and Iraq by January 15. This was followed by ...
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