Chosen Becky Wants 10 More Kids and Plans to Perform Seven Months Pregnant, Uganda’s Most Fearless Singer Is Built Different

Most artists plan their comeback tours around studio schedules and wardrobe fittings. Chosen Becky is planning hers around a baby bump. The Ugandan singer, fresh off welcoming her fifth child, has announced she wants 10 more kids and intends to take the stage at seven months pregnant. Bold does not even begin to cover it.

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Muhoozi Moves to Dissolve PACEID and Strip Rwabwogo of Power in Dramatic Showdown

Uganda’s military chief Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba announced the dissolution of a presidential advisory body on Friday, directing its budgets and functions handed over to a rival government programme. The move escalates a very public clash with the body’s chairman, Odrek Rwabwogo, whose future now hangs in open uncertainty. This is the kind of power play that rewrites institutional landscapes overnight.

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Secret Millions, a Vanished Developer, and a Brother’s Day of Reckoning at NSW’s Corruption Watchdog

After nearly four years of twists, the NSW corruption inquiry that began with a dismissed council and a midnight parliamentary speech has found its latest main character: Charles Perrottet. The brother of a former premier now sits in the hot seat, answering questions about $2 million from a developer who is nowhere to be found. This is the story of how money, power, and politics collided in spectacular fashion.

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From Bitcoin Bunkers to AI Factories: How the Crypto Mining Industry Is Reinventing Itself

The warehouses once humming with Bitcoin mining rigs are getting a new tenant: artificial intelligence. As crypto values tumble from their October 2025 highs, the firms that bet everything on Bitcoin are quietly pivoting to the hottest technology on the planet. The gold rush never really ends, it just changes what it’s digging for.

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August 28, 2026
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The BBC’s Bundesliga Obsession Is Here, and It Comes with a Guessing Game You Won’t Be Able to Put Down

German football has officially landed on British primetime screens, and the BBC is making sure fans arrive prepared. Their Bundesliga-themed Who Am I? quiz is the kind of football trivia fix that will have you second-guessing yourself right up to kick-off. Can you name the star in as few clues as possible?

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Inside the Besigye Trial: Prosecution Tables Evidence of an Alleged Plot to Topple Museveni

The courtroom drama surrounding Dr. Kizza Besigye has taken a sharp new turn. Prosecutors have placed before the court a damning set of meeting minutes, pointing to what they describe as a coordinated scheme to remove Uganda’s head of state by force, with foreign mercenaries reportedly at the centre of the plan.

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Election Season Is a Creative Blackout, Elijah Kitaka Explains Why Uganda’s Artists Can’t Win Against the Ballot Box

Every few years, Uganda’s creative industry doesn’t slow down, it stops. Swangz Avenue singer Elijah Kitaka has put words to what artists have long felt but rarely said out loud: election season is the one force no creative can outplan, outwork, or outrun.

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August 28, 2026
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A King Dies Too Young: How Tooro’s Oyo Rukidi IV Touched Hearts Across Borders

He wore a crown at age three and carried it with quiet dignity for nearly three decades. Now, the death of Tooro King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV at just 34 has drawn mourning from across borders, including a heartfelt tribute from a traditional ruler in eastern DR Congo who called him a brother and a friend.

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Australians Missing in Nepal’s Deadliest Flash Floods in Years as Families Cling to Hope

A catastrophic wall of water has swallowed communities along Nepal’s Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river basins, leaving families in Australia in agonising limbo. Among the missing: an Australian Defence Force member and two young Sydney boys. With more than 1,500 people still unaccounted for and 469 confirmed dead, the human cost is staggering, and still climbing.

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Your Voice Is Worth Fighting For: Why Britain’s Biggest Stars Are Demanding a Law to Own Their Own Sound

Over 80 British performers, from beloved comedians to award-winning actors, have written directly to the UK government with one urgent demand: make it illegal to steal a person’s voice using AI. The technology already exists to clone a voice in minutes. The law, however, has not caught up. And for an entire industry of voice professionals, that gap is growing dangerous.

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