Xbox CEO Asha Sharma Says Next-Gen Consoles Must Stay Affordable, And 1,000 Physical Games Are Going Digital

Xbox chief executive Asha Sharma is sounding the alarm on gaming affordability as hardware costs spiral upward. She’s also dropping a significant announcement: 1,000 physical games will soon come with digital versions. The future of your game shelf just got complicated.

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The Summer of Selling: How Three Premier League Giants Are Rewriting Transfer History

Forget the clubs splashing cash this summer. The real story is who has been cashing out. Aston Villa, Manchester City and Newcastle United have collectively turned the 2026 transfer window into a masterclass in monetisation, and Monaco’s legendary 2018-19 haul is now firmly in their crosshairs.

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From Safari Dreams to Real Revenue: How to Build a Tourism SME That Actually Lasts

Uganda’s tourism industry is generating serious opportunity, but the gap between a great idea and a sustainable business is wider than most people expect. Bonny Kagaba of Likani Safaris sat down with NTV’s Samuel Ssetumba to break down exactly what it takes. The lessons are sharper than any guidebook.

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Lydia Jazmine Sets the Record Straight: Why She Won’t Let Anyone Shade Her Friendship with Sheebah Karungi

Uganda’s music scene loves a good rivalry narrative, but Lydia Jazmine isn’t buying it. The singer has come out swinging in defense of her friendship with Sheebah Karungi, insisting the public only sees a fraction of what their relationship actually looks like.

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August 26, 2026
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Business

Uganda’s Only Toll Expressway Is Now a Battleground Between Parliament, a Local Firm, and an Unnamed Foreign Bidder

It took Pinnacle Security Ltd years to earn its seat at Uganda’s most prestigious infrastructure table. It took Parliament’s infrastructure committee barely three months to try and pull that chair away. Now, with a foreign firm reportedly watching from the wings, the Kampala Entebbe Expressway has become the country’s most contested stretch of tarmac.

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Quiet Storm: How the US Is Now Deporting Immigrants at a Record Pace Without the Dramatic Raids

The cameras have gone quiet, but the machinery has not. New government figures show the Trump administration hit record numbers for both immigration arrests and deportations in July 2026, a milestone that tells a more complex story than any televised raid ever could. The shift from spectacle to systemic enforcement is deliberate, and its scale is staggering.

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August 26, 2026
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Australia’s Antisemitism Royal Commission Closes Its Doors, But the Bigger Conversation Is Just Beginning

The final gavel has come down on Australia’s royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion, but the report won’t land quite yet. Commissioner Virginia Bell made a deliberate, considered choice to step back from the noise. The Bondi anniversary deserves its moment, and she intends to give it one.

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The Day the Lights Went Out: How Iberia’s Catastrophic Blackout Is Forcing Companies to Rethink Everything

When the Iberian Peninsula went dark on April 28, 2025, it wasn’t just the lights that failed. Entire production lines froze, tonnes of product were lost, and businesses faced losses running into hundreds of thousands of euros. Now, a year and a half later, the corporate rethink is well underway.

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Four Goals Up and Still Out: Martin O’Neill Owns Celtic’s Stunning European Collapse Against LASK

Celtic held a commanding four-goal aggregate cushion. Then, somehow, everything unravelled. In one of the most extraordinary collapses in the Scottish club’s European history, LASK turned the tie completely on its head, and Martin O’Neill had no interest in looking away from the wreckage.

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August 26, 2026
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Health

The Weight of Being ‘Strong’: How Society’s Rules for Men Are Breaking Them

For generations, men have been handed a script they never wrote: be strong, never crack, carry everything alone. But what if that script is the problem? A growing conversation about masculinity, misogyny, and male vulnerability is forcing us to ask hard questions about what we actually expect from men.

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