Author: The Standard Editor

Even in death, I learnt, the Gishu ensure that every man faces the knife. “Even if you die uncircumcised, they will circumcise you before burial,” Enock Bwayo, a local elder and chairman of the disabled community told us, highlighting the deep-rooted belief that one cannot rest peacefully without undergoing this rite.

Homegoing traces a family in Ghana destroyed by slavery. Two sisters who know nothing of each other’s existence are pulled apart by the slave machine. One is shipped off to the newly formed United States of America (USA).

“I think the most significant upgrade which  I am excited about is the size, especially for the pro models, because most of the features are small improvements that are relative to the previous models,” he says, adding, “ When it comes to size, someone can tell they are holding the latest iphone because it’s going to be huge and  also the AI Features, I really can’t wait for the official release,”

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often perceived as complicated technology reserved for tech-savvy individuals; however, people would be surprised to know that it can make their lives much easier once they discover the various things it can do. 

Nail enhancements come in a variety of forms. They include Press-on nails that can be easily applied at home; artificial nails, such as acrylics often applied by professionals; and gel nails cured under UV or LED light. Today we are diving into artificial nails.

Coach Nicholas Natuhereza remains optimistic about UCU’s chances of extending the series to a deciding Game 7, set for Wednesday, September 25, if they win on Sunday. The break, he believes, has given his team the mental reset they needed.

Uganda Christian University (UCU) volleyball teams experienced mixed fortunes in the National Volleyball League season opener on September 21, 2024.

By Yasiri J. Kasango Uganda Christian University (UCU), Dr. Martin Kizito, has been appointed as the Head of Grants and Partnerships within the Directorate of Research Partnerships and Innovation, effective June 2024. This new role marks a significant milestone in Kizito’s career, promising to further strengthen UCU’s research capabilities and collaborative endeavours. Kizito’s academic journey began at Makerere University, where he pursued a degree in Political Science. His early experiences at Makerere, including a stint as a student leader, shaped his understanding of governance and public administration. However, it was during his undergraduate years that he realised the limitations of…

During the visit, the UCU Rotaractors donated 30 pregnancy kits, commonly known as *mama kits*, containing essential supplies for safe deliveries. In addition to the kits, they provided food donations, including 8 kilograms of rice, 10 kilograms of posho, and 1 kilogram of sugar, to help address the nutritional challenges often faced by pregnant women in the area.

“I wasn’t proud of my lifestyle,” says the journalism major. “I was so relaxed, just sitting there and adding fat to my body. I knew that something about me had to change.”