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I am writing this a few months after breaking up with my beloved. I am not seeking any revenge; my feelings are only of regret, sadness and heartbreak.

Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, is testing unmanned drones to deliver goods to customers, Chief Executive Jeff Bezos says.

Angela Nabuufu is an upcoming UK based Ugandan female singer and she is well known by her stage name; Ang3lina.   Angela Nabuufu The new UK

Ivory Coast and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure is voted the BBC African Footballer of the Year for 2013.

A brazen bird snatched a video camera that was recording crocodiles in northwest Australia and captured fascinating footage of its 110-kilometer (70-mile) journey across the country's remote landscape.

Croats voted overwhelmingly in favour of defining marriage in the
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Just because a rape victim chooses to identify herself does not mean news organizations should necessarily follow suit

he required alcohol consumption limit is 35ml of alcohol/100ml of breath, but Mr Kaweesi said some motorists’ alcohol consumption measure above 160ml of alcohol/100ml of breath.

China has taken special interest in Uganda after looking at the country’s tourism potential.

You guys remember when I maintained a blog and whatnot? Funny enough, I kind of forgot about it. In an action of great justice (read: internet boredom), I happened upon this forgotten land.  I glan...

I am one of the lucky people to say i have seen / experienced / read about a couple of generations. Some people think this is a waste as the future comes with different experiences. Not true. There...

According to the Gregorian calendar, December is the last month of the year which ideally means that it is a month of culmination, conclusion and climax. It is a time when people love to go through...

Though popping bottles and brandishing Bugattis may not be thoughtful investments, beyond sonic displays of reckless spending hip-hop can be a surprising source of sound financial advice.

There is a widely held view that President Museveni’s campaign machine has over the years been largely financed by public funds.

This means it has so far directly injected $1.35 billion (Shs4 trillion) in Uganda.

Of the Shs10 trillion, Total and Cnooc say they have injected $600 million (Shs1.5 trillion) and $500 million (Shs1.3 trillion) respectively in the economy.

Alot of water has flowed under our musical bridge. And while we are at it, we have lost some artistes over time under that Ugandan music bridge.

President Obama and U.S. health agencies renew their commitment to overcoming HIV/AIDS both domestically and internationally on World AIDS Day 2013.