Surge in UTIs across America linked to unlikely food A surge in urinary tract infections could be blamed on what’s in your fridge, experts have revealed. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common infections in the US, striking 15million Americans per year. And recent reports suggest UTIs have surged more than 60 […]
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Internal Security Organisation (ISO) Boss Brig Oluka Dead Brigadier-General Charles Oluka, the the Director General of the Internal Security Organisation (ISO), has died. Gen Oluka, who took over ISO in October 2020 from Col Frank Bagyenda who was facing enormous criticism over alleged concocted intelligence reports, had been battling with heart complications, sources said.
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Manchester City Squeeze Into UEFA Champions League Knockouts, To Face Real Madrid Or Bayern Munich Pep Guardiola said he cannot see Manchester City winning the Champions League on current form, but believes his side will be better when they face the might of either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich next month. City needed a second-half
Champions League Table and Predicted Knockout Opponents Top 8 (Automatically qualify for last 16) Rank/Club Points Goal difference 1. Liverpool (Q) 21 +12 2. Barcelona (Q) 19 +15 3. Arsenal (Q) 19 +13 4. Inter (Q) 19 +10 5. Atletico Madrid (Q) 18 +8 6. Bayer Leverkusen (Q) 16 +8 7. Lille (Q) 16 +7
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Spotlight on security officers manning national parks. Legislators have decried the manner in which security officers of the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) are handling the protection of national parks. Hon. William Chemonges (NRM, Kween County) said a resident of the area was allegedly beaten to death by security officials manning Mount Elgon National Park, adding
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Afghan refugee cricketers in Australia to play first match since fleeing Taliban. Afghanistan as the Taliban swept to power, a women’s team of refugee cricketers will play an exhibition match in Melbourne on Thursday, hoping it will be a first step on the path to full internationals. Afghanistan is an established force in the men’s
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NOW WAY: Hon. Janet Okori-Moe, the Abim District Woman Representative during the committee interface with officials from the Bunyoro University Task Force Management Committee MPs reject free Bunyoro varsity land over Shs4.9B demand for pine trees. Members of Parliament (MPs) have discouraged government from acquiring land for Bunyoro University at Shs4.9 billion. The 100 acres
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The Deputy Speaker making his way to the presiding officer’s chair for the Tuesday, 28 January 2025 plenary sitting Deputy Speaker to Govt: Compensate victims of human rights violations The Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Thomas Tayebwa, has emphasised the need for compensation for persons subjected to gross violations of their rights. Tayebwa made the
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Japan, the UK, and Italy Discuss Bringing Saudi Arabia Into Their Next-Generation Fighter Jet Project. Japan, the United Kingdom, and Italy are in talks about Saudi Arabia’s participation in the joint development of their new sixth-generation fighter jet. On January 27, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Italy is in favor of Saudi Arabia joining
Palestinians brave journey on foot back to Northern Gaza for third day straight. For the third day in a row, thousands of displaced Palestinians are making their way back to the northern Gaza Strip after passing through the streets of Salah al-Din and Al-Rashid. Carrying only a few possessions on their difficult 7-kilometer journey to
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