In a horrifying incident that has shocked the Ghanaian community in the UK, a 22-year-old Ghanaian man has been arrested after stabbing his 43-year-old mother, Alberta Obinim, to death. The tragic event occurred yesterday at the family home in Gorton, east Manchester, following what police believe to be a domestic dispute. According to authorities, the suspect did not stop at his mother but also attacked his 64-year-old father and 17-year-old sister, both of whom are currently fighting for their lives in a Manchester hospital. The father, a respected church leader in the community, and the sister sustained severe injuries in…
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In a groundbreaking move, Uganda’s National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) is set to revolutionize the country’s identification system with the introduction of iris scanning technology. This innovative approach promises to enhance the accuracy and security of the national ID cards, ensuring that all citizens have access to essential services and participation in the democratic process. The new system, slated to launch in October, will capture the details of 17.2 million unregistered Ugandans and renew the national IDs of 15.8 million citizens. The inclusion of iris scanning technology is a significant upgrade, offering a high degree of accuracy and minimizing…
MUSINGUZI EXPERIENCE “Miraculous Recovery from Tumor and Chemotherapy A remarkable story of resilience and hope has emerged from a recent medical journey. The patient, who wishes to remain anonymous, was diagnosed with a tumor inside their stomach and underwent a colonoscopy exam at Joker’s Hospital. However, the procedure revealed a perforation, which led to a series of complications, including retention and beating heart issues. Despite the challenges, the patient underwent laparoscopic surgery, and the tumor was successfully removed. However, a small defect remained, which miraculously closed on its own the next day. The patient then underwent genetic chemotherapy,…
So everyday 12 women die due to childbirth related complications in Uganda. This translates to a maternal mortality ratio of 169 per 100,000 live births. And there are several reasons why these mothers are dying due to these complications. But there are three major reasons behind all those other reasons why they are dying. And we summarize them into the three delays. Delay number one, the woman who is pregnant may get a complication like bleeding while she is pregnant and she delays to make a decision to go and seek health care. That’s delay number one.…
His decomposed body was discovered by neighbours, police said In Summary He lived alone at the time of the incident. He has been reporting to work and arriving home late, locals said. Detectives are investigating the cause of death of a security guard whose decomposed body was found in his house in Kibera slums, Nairobi. The discovery was made by his neighbours who were disturbed by a foul smell emanating from his house. The deceased aged about 23 had not been seen for three days until August 10 evening when his body was discovered. He lived alone at the time…
“Mayega was called for consultation,” said a source who preferred anonymity to speak freely. “This situation may ultimately lead to a recall.” Exclusively by Chimpreports. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has directed the Consul General of Uganda in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Amb Henry Mayega, to return to Uganda to explain circumstances under which the consulate was turned into a casino. The media recently reported that the External Security Organisation (ESO) was investigating circumstances under which privately procured gambling machines, shipped under diplomatic cover between Russia and the Middle East, ended up being operated at Uganda’s Consulate building in…
10th August morning will forever be a sad moment among Ugandans following the unfortunate news of the Kiteezi landfill collapse that claimed lives and property. By Saturday evening, 12 bodies had been retrieved from the garbage mound, that engulfed houses and livestock. Those who were rescued alive were rushed to the nearby health facilities, to get immediate medical attention, and currently, Police among other rescue squads are doing their best to save lives. Addressing the tragedy, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni conveyed his condolences to the families of the People who died in the Kiteezi landfill tragedy. The president criticized the…
The death toll from the Saturday morning landfill collapse in Kiteezi, Wakiso District has jumped to 23, authorities said on Sunday as President Museveni ordered a probe into the tragedy. Story by Monitor. Important to note. An updated toll by KCCA suggests 14 people were also injured with some of these discharged already. Authorities fear fatalities could climb farther, up from the initial figure of 12 deaths. “The situation is getting calmer. We continue to retrieve the bodies. The cumulative number of those who have died stands at 23,” acting Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) spokesperson Daniel Nuwe Abine said…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard The meeting centered on building a coffee culture in Uganda, highlighting the importance of specialty coffee and the challenges of educating consumers about quality and freshness. Concerns were raised about coffee losing its desirable attributes when stored for too long, prompting the exploration of a model for delivering freshly roasted coffee directly to customers. Discussions included the coffee value chain, emphasizing fair compensation for farmers and the significance of proper brewing methods to enhance consumer experience. The speaker detailed various coffee types and their characteristics, while also addressing new EU regulations on sourcing transparency. Informal…
In a remarkable display of bravery, Boda Boda riders in Kampala chased down and apprehended two panga-wielding thugs who had snatched a handbag from a teacher along Nakasero Road in the heart of Kampala City. The victim, 36-year-old Hope Afoyotwoth, a teacher and resident of Kamwokya in the Kampala Central Division, was ambushed on her way home Wednesday evening. The assailants, riding a motorcycle with registration number UGA 868Z, blocked her path and threatened her with a panga before making off with her handbag. The stolen bag contained two mobile phones, Shs 5,000, body spray, and other personal items, with…