Uganda has banned public transport in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19. Whilst Ghana’s leaders seem unable to take any decisive action even as the total number of cases approaches triple digits, Uganda has seen fit to move quickly after having 14 cases. READ ALSO: Kennedy Agyapong Ends Obinim’s Career – Drops Video … Read more
In this era of COVID-19, everything is changing and we all have to change with it. Large gatherings are banned therefore if you have to hold a function, you have to make do with as little a group as possible. READ ALSO: Bobrisky Stuns In Black-Red Gucci Combination – Whose Husband Is Paying for This? … Read more
A Ugandan MP who got tired of his political opponents always pointing to him not having a secondary certificate went back to school to write his exams. Mr Peter Sematimba, who is the Member of Parliament (MP) for Busiro South in the East African Country, passed the exams but didn’t get the most impressive individual … Read more
Homos*xuality is the biggest taboo if not one of the biggest in most African communities in Africa. Some parents will disown their children if they found out they are homos*xuals while some parents will just try their best to hide it. Being suspected as a homos*xual could result in one getting attacked verbally and physically … Read more
A Ugandan Archbishop over reasons that church members aren’t paying tithes has suggested to the government to deduct tithes straight from workers’ salaries before their money gets to the bank. The Archbishop of Kampala, Cyprian Kizito Lwanga speaking during a mass said; READ ALSO: Woman With HIV Virus Lectures Social Media Users How She Gave … Read more
Kwaw Kesse has promised to create 5,000 jobs for Ghanaians if the government does him the favour of legalizing marijuana.
Kwaw Kese has been a staunch and consistent advocate for legalizing the herb whose possession had led him to serve a jail term several years ago.
As it is said, all is fair in love and war. The ear that is used to relish in sweet nothings today will be decapitated tomorrow if the sweet nothings are directed to another ear. Couples fight all the time, but when it gets to the point where people have to lose body parts and … Read more
What would you do if the government decided to tax you for everything including your social media usage? Would you still be on Facebook and Twitter every minute wasting time on frivolous discussions and cowardly hiding behind your screen to insult people who are old enough to be your parents? Keyboard ninjas, would you be … Read more
Go around the world and you’re bound to run into weird traditions but you have to admit it’s difficult to come up with one more weirder than this.
In Uganda, a tribe known as the Banyankole go to the extreme to make sure a groom is ready to satisfy the needs of his bride once the marriage is consummated.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has lodged an official protest with the world football governing body Fifa, protesting officiating in Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Uganda in Kampala.
Ghana had a clear penalty brushed off by South African referee Daniel Bennet in the game, before a completely disgraceful decision to disallow a last minute goal for offside when it was clearly onside.
A Ugandan MP has been dragged before court after he was photographed peeing in public.
He did not piss just on any decrepit building too, but on the wall of the country’s Ministry of Finance building.
It doesn’t shock you anymore, does it, when you hear of the latest absurd religion inspired story.
If people are not caning the devil in the ground, they are kissing their pastor’s feet for blessings, apparently.
A 6th minute goal from Liverpool’s marauding winger Mohammed Salah put bed to any World Cup hopes the Black Stars may have had due to Tuesday afternoon’s emphatic win over Congo.
Salah’s early goal handed Egypt a crucial victory which moves them back atop the Group, four points clear of the Black Stars with only two games to go.
Head coach of the senior national team, Kwesi Appiah, says he still holds out hope he can lead his team to the 2018 Fifa World Cup set to be held in Russia.
A 1-1 draw with Congo on Friday dealt a near fatal blow to the Stars qualification chances as they fell four and five points respectively behind group forerunners Egypt and Uganda with only three games to go.
The Black Stars of Ghana were handed a lifeline on Thursday when Uganda beat Egypt by 1-0 to throw the world cup qualifying group wide open.
However, like a drowning man clutching to tumbleweed, the Stars were unable to get a firm grip on the lifeline and instead fell to a 1-1 home draw against Congo.
