Uganda’s legendary musician and Leone Island boss Joseph Mayanja popularly known as Jose Chameleone has supported Bobi Wine’s decision to fly out his children to USA. This happened a few days before 14 January general elections. The ‘Wale Wale’ Hit maker said Bobi’s children definitely need their freedom. It was a wise decision for NUP presidential candidate to secure the ...
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Bobi Wine Says He Received Information Of Plans To Kidnap His Children
The National Unity Platform boss and flag-bearer Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu alias Bobi Wine said he received intel that someone might attempt to kidnap his children. He recently escorted them to Entebbe International Airport where they were seen off to the United States with their uncle and auntie.Hon. Kyagulanyi was silent on the reason why he sent them away towards ...
Read More »Buchaman To Officially Launch Ghetto Bakery And Ghetto Soap Factories
Ugandan performing reggae dancehall artiste and presidential advisor on Ghetto affairs Buchaman whose real names Bugembe Mark has promised to officially launch a soap and bakery production plant. The self-proclaimed Ghetto president said the factories, Ghetto soap and Ghetto Bakery are already existing in Kamwokya. He said he already employs the Ghetto youth. The ‘Tukumatira’ Hit maker who recently visited ...
Read More »Artificial Intelligence Helping African Farmers In The Fight Against Locusts
A free tool that will help farmers and pastoralists across Africa to predict and control locust behaviour has been launched. Kuzi—the Swahili name for the wattled starling, a bird renowned for eating locusts—is an AI-powered tool that generates a real-time heatmap of locusts across Africa. It shows all potential migration routes, and also gives a real-time locust breeding index. How ...
Read More »World Health Organization Covid Team Blocked From Entering China
The World Health Organization said that China has blocked the entry of a Covid team sent there to investigate the origin of the coronavirus. Two scientists were said to have already left their home countries for Wuhan when they were told that Chinese officials had not approved them. The arrangements, however, had previously been agreed upon with China in advance. ...
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