Mysterious ‘yellowballs’ littering the Milky Way are clusters of newborn stars

The cosmic objects were thought to be gas bubbles blown by supermassive baby stars By Lisa Grossman Updated at 10:00 GMT on Sunday 25th April 21 Scientists have cracked the case of mysterious cosmic objects dubbed “yellowballs.” The celestial specks mark the birthplaces of many kinds of stars with a wide range of masses, rather than single supermassive…

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Solidarity with Refugees; Japan announces U$ 10 million to Uganda.

Japan contribution of US$ 9.8 million is to support efforts towards refugees and host communities, border security as well as COVID-19 response in Uganda By E K Benj updated at 7:30 GMT on Thursday, April 22 KAMPALA Uganda has opened its borders and welcomed indiscriminately any individual seeking refuge on its territory. Refugees in Uganda have access to healthcare, education, and more importantly, each refugee is allocated a piece of…

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President Biden Invites 40 World Leaders for Climate Summit.

WHITE HOUSE – BRIEFING ROOM By E K Benj Updated at 15:10 GMT on Saturday, 17th April 21 US President Joe Biden has invited 40 world leaders to the Leaders Summit on Climate he will host on April 22 and 23. The virtual Leaders Summit will be live streamed for public viewing. President Biden took…

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STDs Again Hit All-Time Hard in U.S.

Cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis continued to grow in the country in 2019, a new CDC report shows. By Chelsea Cirruzzo updated at 17:49 GMT on Thursday 15 April 2021 A person holds a sample collection tube commonly used to screen patients for chlamydia and gonorrhea infections. The U.S. has seen record high amounts of…

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Hope as KCCA ED tours Kololo, Ntinda, Old Port Bell, Lukuli & Bunamwaya roads.

By Prosy S Will Updated at 23:00 GMT on Sunday 11 April 21 KAMPALA Kampala Capital City Authority – KCCA, Executive director Dorothy Kisaka has earlier today (Sunday 11th April) took a drive through the City doing quality assurance checks on the different Infrastructure projects on John Babiha, Kulambiro, Ntinda- Nakawa, Old Port Bell, Lukuli…

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Sealing the Deal, UG -TZ sign Oil Pipeline Pact.

By E K Benj STATE HOUSE, ENTEBBE Updated at 17: 50 GMT on Sunday, 11 April 21. Uganda’s President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has expressed gratitude following the signing of an oil pipe line agreement between Kampala & Dodoma. “Today, is a triple victory (Ushindi ya mara tatu) for Tanzania and Uganda: military, political, and economic….

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Why You Should Never Use Google Chrome On Your iPhone, iPad Or Mac

Zak Doffman – Contributor Cyber Security I write about security and surveillance.More From ForbesApple Faces U.K. Antitrust Probe Into ‘Unfair’ App StoreThe U.K.’s competition watchdog launched an investigation into Apple Thursday to determine whether the U.S. tech giant is abusing its market position. If you’re among the billions of people using Chrome, then you need…

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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth, dies at 99

By Jonny Dymond – Royal Correspondent Updated at 15:56 GMT on Friday 9th April 21 LONDON- Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and husband of reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II, has died at the age of 99. Buckingham Palace confirmed his death on April 9. He outlived nearly everyone who knew him and might explain him.And…

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