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By Sam Ugandan 5. All brown women are beautiful, There is a saying that black is beauty but most men tend to believe that all brown women are beautiful which is false because there are brown women who are not beautiful, for example the Miss Uganda’s of the past including the former one have been from the north. This has sent many women to the bleaching room or made them to rub themselves with ‘jik’ and steel ware of which has even made some of them uglier because some parts of the body refuse to be bleached like the ankles…

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By Moses Abeka Sex is everywhere but never before at this magnitude. Coinciding with the cold weather is an invasion by foreigners mainly Russians sharing explicit pornography video links to some of the biggest open facebook groups in the country. The Russian women ask for relationship while some others post nude photos enticing our idle Ugandan males who vile comment all kinds of explicit words not fit to be published on this site, the age of consent. Targeted facebook groups include active trade and business groups like liquidation Uganda over 108,707 members. Though members of some of these groups complain,…

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Ian Ortega Vision Group company has notified the viewers of Bukedde TV1, Bukedde TV2 and Urban TV in the areas of Mpigi, Mukono, Wakiso, Jinja, Kayunga, Buikwe, Luweero, Nakaseke and Kalangala that the TV stations will be going off air for three days from Saturday, August 10th at 8am to August 12th at 6pm. According to the management, this has been done in order to enable the national broadcaster, UBC and Uganda Communications Commision (UCC) to test the usage of digital transmission. However, subscribers to DSTV and GOTV will not be affected by these changes. The changes are also bound…

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bigbrother africa Mister Deejay, from Uganda’s capital Kampala, will be manning the decks at this Saturday’s House Party. Boasting of a range of music from Afro Beat, Hip Hop, R&B, Reggae, Dancehall, Soul, Funk and “whatever gets the crowd moving,” Mister Deejay will surely leave the Chasemates asking for more. On his oficial website, www.misterdeejaypresents.com, Mister Deejay points out ten things you should know about him: • I am a DJ. • I am also a radio presenter. I host a weekly mixshow every Saturday night on Radiocity 97fm called the Saturday Night Mixshow. • I am a very literal person.…

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dnaindia.com The report said that the feature will be added to apps for the iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone and Nokia S40 platforms. Popular messaging service Whatsapp has reportedly added a new feature to its smartphone software- the ability to record and send voice messages. In a bid to compete with other services like Facebook Messenger, WeChat, Voxer and BBM which already have this feature, Whatsapp is the latest to add this ability to the 300 million people who use its app at least once a month, BBC reports. An analyst at Ovum, Neha Dharia said that in south-east Asia…

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bbc.co.uk US talk show host Oprah Winfrey says she was the victim of racism during a recent visit to Switzerland. She said an assistant refused to serve her in an upmarket handbag shop in Zurich. Winfrey, one of the world’s richest women, was apparently told the bags on display were “too expensive” for her. Her claims, made to a US television programme, come amid a political row over plans by some Swiss towns to ban asylum-seekers from some public places. The BBC’s Imogen Foulkes in Berne says human rights groups have likened the plans – which include banning asylum-seekers from…

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news.cnet.com Scientists around the world have been working on vaccines to protect humans against malaria for years, to largely no avail. In fact, the World Health Organization — which estimates that 2010 alone saw 219 million cases of the disease and 660,000 deaths, almost all in Africa — set the year 2025 as a target date to develop a vaccine that is 80 percent effective. Now, researchers the world over are enjoying news of a highly successful vaccine with “cautious optimism,” according to the director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The vaccine, called PfSPZ, is unusual in that…

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