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Bukedea Gets New District Police Commander

DPC Lorika (courtesy photo By George Emuron) By George Emuron   BUKEDEA   Bukedea district has got a new district police Officer after the transfer of Richard Asiimwe who served nearly one year as district police commander for Bukedea.   Asiimwe has been transferred to Lwengo in the same position …

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Nyege Nyege 2024; here’s all you need to know

Seven Stages of Non-Stop Entertainment This year, the festival’s seven stages will each offer a distinct musical experience. The Main Stage will feature headlining acts, while the Hakuna Kulala Stage and the Dark Star Stage are set to showcase underground talent and experimental sounds. For reggae lovers, the Reggae Stage …

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Femi Ogunsanwo on role as showrunner for Showmax Original, ‘Omera’

As African streaming platforms continue to grow, Showmax has solidified itself as a powerful storyteller, producing content that captures the diverse realities, dreams, and dramas of African life. With each new original series, Showmax broadens its storytelling palette, diving deep into tales that are both authentically local and universally resonant. …

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West Ham’s Michail Antonio arrives in Ghana to visit his academy

When Antonio touched down in Accra, he was welcomed by a number of Ghanaian West Ham fans at the Kotoka International Airport arrival hall. In a video circulating online, the 34-year-old was adorned with two sashes with the inscriptions “Welcome, Antonio” and “Beyond The Return”—an extension of the government’s successful …

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Why men need to talk about fertility issues more openly

However, fertility issues affect men just as often as women. In fact, male fertility problems are a factor in around half of all cases where couples have trouble getting pregnant. Despite this, many men find it difficult to talk about fertility issues openly. The topic is surrounded by stigma, and …

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5 African countries named after dead people

However, certain countries were named after individuals who have since passed away. Here are African five countries named after dead people 1. Eswatini or Swaziland The Kingdom of Eswatini, previously known as Swaziland, takes its name from King Mswati II. Mswati II, widely regarded as Eswatini’s most accomplished military leader, …

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