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It’s not just a Ugandan thing. Recently in Italy, a 79-year-old Roman Catholic nun pleaded no contest to two counts of indecent behaviour with a child for alleged sexual encounters, more than 100 times with two male students at a church convent and school where she was principal during the 1960s. The nun, Norma Giannini, faces a maximum ten years on each count if sentenced. Another man said he had sexual contact with the nun more than 100 times, beginning when he was in elementary school. One man said the nun told him in 1965, when he was 13, to…

By Isaac Mites When we talk of one hit wonders we simply mean the artistes who surfaced on the music scene a single time just because of only one song that managed to catch airwaves. We cant help but wonder whether it was sheer luck or not? Well, we now reveal some of these fellas: Ziggy Dee This is the clear definition of a one hit wonder in Uganda. He rose to fame by his single hit of “Eno mic” which was heard in the early 2000s when Fire base Crew was on every ones lips where he was part…

By Isaac Mites Badilisha star Dr. Jose Chameleone has over the years proven he is a force to reckon with as he plans to release yet another new single dubbed “Tubonge.” Chameleone has been steadily rising in the last few years, with the “Badilisha” hit star winning international music tributes and steadily accumulating more numbers in his fan base. Notwithstanding domestic hardships and the untimely demise of a burglar at his Seguku home late last year, the “Valu Valu” star’s music remains contagious and appealing to Ugandans and East Africa at large. His recent music concert in Malawi attracted thousands…

By Stuart G-khast She stormed the music scene early this year and now she just can’t stop giving us the melodious appealing music. Who is Fille? Fille born Mutoni Fille is a 23year old. After attending Nakasero primary school and Lubiri Second she is now pursuing a Bachelor in development studies at Lawrence University. The soft spoken lady says she had had a great passion for music right as a kid but got and is still inspired by our own UK based singer Tshilla. “Right from church I was also inspired by Cooper who is now the talent XP judge,” Fille…

ndtv.com Mozilla has rolled out Firefox 24, the new iteration of its web browser for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. The new version of the browser is now available through the Firefox.com website. Existing desktop users will also be able to get the update through the browser. Android users will be able to update through the Google Play Store. The desktop version of Firefox now offers a new scrollbar style for Mac users running OS X 10.7 or later. It also offers a new ‘close tabs to the right’ option that allows users to close all tabs that are to the right…

ndtv.com BlackBerry said on Wednesday that its popular BlackBerry Messenger instant chat application will be available for rival devices using Google’s Android and for Apple’s iPhone this weekend. The struggling Canadian smartphone maker had announced plans to open up the service, often referred to as BBM by both fans and the company, back in May. Once a unique tool to send short messages without running up SMS charges, BBM now competes with mobile instant messaging products from Facebook, Apple and a host of other popular apps like WhatsApp, Line, WeChat and more. Earlier reports had indicated that BlackBerry Messenger may be…

mashable.com The Internet is disappearing. And with it goes an important part of our recorded history. That was the conclusion of a study Technology Review looked at last year, which measured the rate at which links shared over social media platforms, such as Twitter, were disappearing. The conclusion was that this data is being lost at the rate of 11% within a year and 27% within two years. Today, the researchers behind this work reveal that all is not lost. Hany SalahEldeen and Michael Nelson at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va., have found a way to reconstruct deleted material, and they say…