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HAWKINGS: The obituary

BBC – Stephen Hawking – who died aged 76 – battled motor neurone disease to become one of the most respected and best-known scientists of his age. A man of great humour, he became a popular ambassador for science and was always careful to ensure that the general public had ready access to his work. His book A Brief History of Time became an unlikely best-seller although it is unclear how many people actually managed to get to the end of it. Image copyright AFP He appeared in a number of popular TV shows and lent his synthesised voice to Read More

COUNTING THE COST OF BEING ‘LIBERATED’ BY FOREIGNERS

IMAGES may be subject to copyright CHANGE OF GUARDS – Uganda got its independence on October 9, 1962 from Britain after 68 years of colonial rule. However, around late 1978,Read More

TRACING THE ORIGIN OF MUSEVENI’S MILITARISM

All Photos in this post might be subject to copyright Note from Editor – this post might have minor grammatical errors which will be fixed after the Iran stand off Read More

TRACING THE ORIGIN OF MUSEVENI’S MILITARISM

All Photos in this post might be subject to copyright Note from Editor – this post might have minor grammatical errors which will be fixed after the Iran stand off Read More

TRACING THE ORIGIN OF MUSEVENI’S MILITARISM

All Photos in this post might be subject to copyright Note from Editor – this post might have minor grammatical errors which will be fixed after the Iran stand off Read More

Why a move to Canada makes sense for Prince Harry and Meghan

Royals’ interest in Canada shouldn’t surprise anyone based on atmosphere at home By Alana India Anderson – for CBC News Opinion Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, appear Read More

UGANDA: Some fish types common in Lake Victoria region (PHOTOS)

IMAGES might be subject to copyright UGANDA: Some fish types common in Lake Victoria region with their scientific name Engege / Tilapia = Oreochromis esculentus Nile Tilapia = Oreochromis niloticus Read More

Uganda youth unemployment can be solved by reading (PHOTOS)

Uganda Vice Presidrnt Ssekandi flags off youth being sent to work in Arab countries. PHOTOS may be subject to copyright MARTHA LEAH NANGALAMA – It is next to impossible to Read More

The Haiti earthquake: 10 years later (PHOTOS)

A decade after the catastrophic earthquake, UNICEF and partners are still helping Haiti along the road of recovery. By Christine Nesbitt and Jason Miks UNICEF UNICEF/UNI79234/Noorani When Haitians started their Read More

Tears, cries of vengeance as Tehran bids farewell to Soleimani (PHOTOS)

Iranians took to the streets of Tehran to pay their respects to Soleimani and express their anger at his killing. MOHAMMAD ALI NAJIB/AL JAZEERA By AL JAZEERA Tehran, Iran –Read More

FOOD: Ugandans know that banana flowers / blossoms are edible

In the past, I shared about foods eaten in other cultures that are not eaten in Uganda with links to some recipes: 1. Green pawpaw (papaya) can be cooked. https://ift.tt/2ELLeYs Read More