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i see the way you look at me With those eyes, Eyes with lust and fire, i have to look away am sorry Its just that i feel like you see my inner self Can,t help but ask myself if you see my shyness O...

  Forgive me for taking matters into my own frying pan. I just couldn’t sit around akimbo and pretend to hate on Alex Ferguson when things are happening. Princess Ruth Komuntale is oily, so we...

COMMON VISA ANNOUNCEMENT FOR UGANDA, RWANDA AND KENYA DELAYED (Posted 29th October 2013) An announcement was to be made at the World Travel Market next week in London, that the long awaited common ...

The nature of the human mind, and how it is better known than the body [1] So serious are the doubts into which I have been thrown as a result of yesterday's meditation that I can neither put them ...

About two weekends ago, I visited one of my aunt’s so I could spend time with her and her children. She had recently been diagnosed with a back problem and we had lost a relative who was staying wi...

Do not fret when people succeed in their ways, the author of Psalms 37:7 tells us. He probably saw what we see today.  Christians wearing themselves out on the ladder ofsuccess,  re-inventing the g...

The eyes looking at someone's fashion mix, has many perspectives, as fashion is not about colors and design, but the statement being portrayed matters the most-That's why the most expensive outfit ...

Nigerian music icon Dapo Daniel Oyebanjo well known as D’banj and Ugandan ragga musician Bebe Cool real name Moses Ssali were the two international acts that p

Every year Africa experiences a technological wave as decision makers, practioners, software and technical hardware experts meet to network , share and learn from each other on what is happening wi...

Am 3. August 2013 endete mein Aufenthalt in Uganda und seitdem habe ich darüber nachgedacht, wie es mit diesem Blog weiter geht. Da ich weiterhin reisen möchte und dementsprechend auch wieder einig...

Kampala- President Museveni has 98 men and women who are collectively paid Shs230 million from the national Treasury every month to give him advice. In a year, the earnings translate into Shs2.7b. ...

I would not be an Arsenal fan if it was not for the great Herbert Chapman from before the 2nd world war. Herbert Roberts was a cousin to my mother (who has now passed sadly), he played for Oswestry...

You have to be always drunk. That's all there is to it -- it's the only way. So as not to feel the horrible burden of time that breaks your back and bends you to the earth, you have to be continual...

My texts are usually raw. And unrefined. This one is going to be the same way. Sometimes we get carried off into the Lala land that is University and you wish so hard for something you almost becom...

Hi *waves with a HUGE grin* Sooo starting TODAY (Tuesday, 29th October), I launching an online campaign called #whyCMUR.

By Hanna Klein The Batwa or Twa minority is spread among several Eastern and Central African countries. Approximately 6000 people belonging to the Batwa minority live in Southwest Uganda wherein th...

Laura Martin joins JiC for this timely and critical examination of the over-relieance of legal, retributive modes of justice in Sierra Leone. Laura is a currently Ph.D candidate in the Centre for A...

Today, our friends and partners iDebate Rwanda are celebrating their first anniversary. We would like to congratulate Ms. Teta Christine; iDebate President and Jean Michel Habineza; Program Manager...

Road traffic deaths and the subsequent injuries have increased world over and according to the Global burden of disease 2010 update, there were 5.1 million deaths from injuries (almost 1 out of eve...