By: Charles Masano Picture this: cherished local series like Sanyu, Crossroads, and Beloved suddenly disappearing
Ugandans are rapidly embracing the ‘cashless’ trend that is reshaping the landscape of financial transactions in the country. The allure of going cashless not only offers convenience but also ensures a secure and seamless payment experience, freeing individuals from the burden of carrying physical currency. This transition has seamlessly integrated offline and online realms, allowing Ugandans to stream movies, order meals, and purchase groceries with unparalleled ease.
Carrefour lowers redemption threshold from 100,000 points to 10,000 points
Customers can take advantage of ongoing promotions to earn extra points
During the pandemic, underage pregnancies soared in Uganda with a 366.5% increase in girls aged
Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and the nation’s figurehead for seven decades, has died aged
By Andrew M. Mwenda A local musician known as Sheeba Kalungi went on YouTube with
Belly Ballot the distributor of premium authentic Baby-care, Mother-care, Kid-Teen, Maternity and accessories yesterday unveiled
By: Deng Vanang Death has robbed the country of a devoted revolutionary comrade both loved
By Victor Adewole The digital revolution is reshaping economies worldwide, and Africa is no exception.
Uganda’s national football coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic has been convicted on two counts of sexual