A man has admitted selling human body parts that were stolen from Harvard Medical School and a mortuary in Arkansas. Jeremy Pauley, from Thompson, Pennsylvania, is among seven people who were charged in the case in June. Pauley has pleaded guilty to conspiracy and interstate transportation of stolen property, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of ...
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Morocco Hit By Devastating Earthquake, Over 600 Reported Death
At least 632 people have been killed and hundreds injured following a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Morocco, state TV says. Many of the fatalities are said to be in hard-to-reach areas south of Marrakech. The epicenter was high in the Atlas Mountains – about 43 miles (70km) away from Marrakech, a popular tourist destination. Reaching people in remote villages, where ...
Read More »President Museveni Reveals Uganda’s Problem During 79th Birthday Celebrations
President Museveni yesterday celebrated his 79th birthday. The ceremony was graced by many Ugandans at Kololo Independence Grounds. The President in his speech revealed Uganda’s major problem. According to Museveni who has been in power since 1986, the obstacle hindering Uganda’s development is the transformation into a modern society. Museveni first revealed that all the Bazzukulu who turned up to ...
Read More »Uganda Cranes Goalkeeper Joins Ethiopia Premier League Side Hawasa City FC
Uganda Cranes goalkeeper, Charles Lukwago, has completed a move to Ethiopia Premier League outfit, Hawassa City FC (also known as Hawassa Kenema). Lukwago joins Hawassa on a free transfer after leaving another Ethiopian side St. George. This follows the expiry of his two-year contract last season. Lukwago’s recent move comes after a successful two-season tenure with St. George, where he ...
Read More »Nabbanja In Hot Soup As 9b Shs Coffee Cash Scandal Erupts In Parliament
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 ...
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