Museveni: “Gov’t Can’t Employ Everyone; Focus on Entrepreneurship”.

In a recent address during Uganda’s independence parade, President Yoweri Museveni acknowledged the challenges of unemployment, particularly among the youth. He stated that while his government is committed to implementing measures to alleviate poverty, it is unrealistic to expect the government to provide employment for every citizen. The event, which saw 40 individuals, including police…

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Cameroon Insists President Biya is in Excellent Health Amid Speculation.

Cameroon’s government has reassured the public regarding the health of President Paul Biya, who has not been seen in public for over a month. Officials insist that the 91-year-old leader is in “excellent” condition, despite widespread speculation about his wellbeing following his absence from several key events. President Biya last appeared publicly on September 8,…

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Tornado Hits Florida Highway as Hurricane Milton Approaches.

As Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida, officials are issuing dire warnings about the storm’s potential devastation. Currently classified as a Category 3 hurricane, Milton is expected to make landfall over southern Sarasota at midnight with wind speeds reaching up to 145 mph (233 km/h). Authorities are emphasizing the seriousness of the situation, stating that…

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Don Nasser Further Remanded as Investigation Continues.

Kampala socialite Nasser Nduhukire, commonly known as Don Nasser, appeared in Buganda Road Magistrate’s Court on October 8, 2024, facing serious charges related to aggravated trafficking and defilement. During the court session, prosecution, led by Mr. Joseph Kyomuhendo, informed the court that investigations into the case are still ongoing. As a result, they requested an…

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Kenyan MPs to Vote on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s Impeachment.

Kenyan lawmakers are preparing to vote on the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, in a high-stakes political drama that has dominated the country following his falling out with President William Ruto. The motion, brought forward by Mwengi Mutuse, an MP, accuses Gachagua of corruption, ethnic divisiveness, and undermining the government. The charges, if proven,…

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Early Retirement Surge Among Teachers Due to Degree Policy.

Iganga District – A recent government policy mandating higher educational qualifications for teachers is prompting a wave of early retirements in the Busoga sub-region. Introduced in 2019, this transformative teacher policy requires all educators, including those at nursery and primary levels, to possess at least a Bachelor’s degree. During a meeting held at Iganga Progress…

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Ethiopia Appoints New President Following Rift with Prime Minister.

Ethiopia’s parliament has officially approved the appointment of Taye Astike Selassie as the new president, replacing the country’s first female head of state, Sahle-Work Zewde. This change comes amid reports of a falling out between Sahle-Work and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Taye, who served as foreign minister since February, assumes a largely ceremonial role, as…

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