Wales is getting two days of world-class cycling action as the Tour of Britain Women rolls through Mold, Great Orme, Llanidloes, and Hay-on-Wye. The race’s toughest climbs and biggest names are all showing up at once. This is road racing as it should be.
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Family fortunes are notoriously hard to keep. Three generations in, most are gone. At a recent business forum, experts laid out exactly why diversification is the one strategy family businesses can’t afford to ignore.
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Veteran news anchor Canary Mugume had a few sharp things to say about a habit millions of people recognise but rarely admit to: staying connected with an ex on social media long after the relationship has collapsed. His read on the situation cuts deeper than most people would expect.
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A young artist walks into the Uganda Communications Commission offices with a painting and a story. What she leaves behind is far more than a gift, it is a mirror held up to an industry that keeps producing brilliance while quietly watching its own people struggle.
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A hotly contested special election in California’s East Bay has a winner. Aisha Wahab, a progressive state senator backed by labor, party leadership, and the state’s attorney general, has clinched the congressional seat left vacant after Eric Swalwell’s resignation. Here’s what happened, and why it matters more than the headlines suggest.
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The roar of a petrol leaf blower at 7am is the kind of thing that turns neighbours into enemies. Across the United States, cities are drawing a line, and a growing movement is betting that electric landscaping equipment is the answer. The industry will never sound the same again.
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Rory McIlroy has a habit of making comebacks look effortless. At the BMW Championship, he did it again, posting a first-round lead that served as a sharp reminder of just how dangerous this man can be when everything clicks. The Northern Irishman pointed to quiet, purposeful preparation as the engine behind his resurgence.
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Twelve years of gravel roads, near-misses, and podium heartbreaks have not dimmed Umar Dauda’s appetite for Uganda’s national rally crown. Now armed with fresh sponsorship, the veteran driver believes his moment has finally arrived. This is what persistence behind the wheel actually looks like.
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Uganda’s early music scene had heat, talent, and genuine star power. It also had car boots used as makeshift holding cells. Veteran singer Blackboy has lifted the lid on one of the industry’s most shocking untold stories, and the details are as wild as you’d expect.
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In a Malawi conference hall, Uganda’s parliamentary delegation delivered a verdict that hit hard: the country’s education system is producing the wrong graduates for the wrong economy. With oil wealth on the horizon and a youth bulge that could go either way, the clock is ticking.
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