Spice Diana Eyes Kololo and Namboole for Her Biggest Concert Yet, and She’s Not Blinking

Uganda’s queen of Afrobeats is gearing up for something massive. Spice Diana has confirmed she is actively planning a major concert before 2026 wraps up, with some of the country’s biggest venues already in the conversation. She says wherever the fans point, she will show up.

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Blazers Do It Again: Namuwongo Clinch Back-to-Back NBL Titles in an Overtime Classic

It took seven games, two overtime free throws from a cool-headed Oilers guard, and a 35-point masterclass to settle it. Namuwongo Blazers are champions again, and nobody who watched Game Seven will forget it in a hurry.

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August 23, 2026
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Andy Burnham’s Bold Planning Power Grab Could Reshape England’s Cities Forever

A seismic shift in how England builds its cities may be just around the corner. Andy Burnham is expected to put forward proposals that hand mayors the authority to override local councils on major planning decisions, a move that could fundamentally alter who controls the country’s housing future.

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August 23, 2026
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The Invisible Footprint Above Us: How Aircraft Vapour Trails Are Quietly Warming the Planet

Every time a jet cuts across a clear blue sky, it leaves something behind far more consequential than a pretty white line. Vapour trails from aircraft are warming the atmosphere in ways that most travellers never stop to consider. The science is catching up, and the conversation is getting urgent.

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August 23, 2026
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Arsenal Put Newly Promoted Coventry to the Sword, But the Pundits Say Hold Your Judgement

Arsenal were ruthless. Coventry were raw. But before anyone writes off Frank Lampard’s newly promoted side, the Match of the Day panel had something important to say about the gap between ambition and Premier League reality.

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August 23, 2026
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Robert Kiwanuka Wins Another Term at the Helm of Uganda Youth Football

Uganda’s youth football scene has a familiar face leading the charge once more. Robert Kiwanuka, director of Ray’s of Graces Football Academy, secured another four-year mandate as Uganda Youth Football Association chairman at a general assembly in Kisaasi. The vote signals continuity at a time when grassroots football development in Uganda is under growing scrutiny.

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August 23, 2026
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Spice Diana Draws a Line in the Sand: Uganda’s Pop Queen Says She Hits Back

She’s small in frame, but Spice Diana has made one thing crystal clear: size is not surrender. Uganda’s beloved pop star has gone on record about domestic violence, and her words are resonating far beyond the music scene.

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August 23, 2026
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Leonard Chemonges Rewrites History on the Slopes of the Mountains of the Moon

A record-breaking run through Uganda’s most dramatic landscape. Leonard Chemonges crossed the finish line at the fifth edition of the Mt Rwenzori Marathon in a time no man had ever managed since the race began in 2022. Kasese has never looked this good on the world’s running map.

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August 23, 2026
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Hawaii Braces for Round Two: Tropical Storm Moke Bears Down on Islands Still Reeling from Hurricane Lala

Hawaii barely had time to catch its breath. Just days after Hurricane Lala carved a destructive path through the islands, Tropical Storm Moke is now advancing from the east, bringing with it the very real threat of catastrophic flooding in areas that are already broken. This is what back-to-back tropical systems look like, and it is not pretty.

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August 23, 2026
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The Hidden Cost of Flying High: How Aircraft Vapour Trails Are Quietly Warming Our Planet

Every time a jet punches through the upper atmosphere, it leaves behind more than a pretty white line across the blue. Those vapour trails, wispy, cotton-thread contrails, are quietly contributing to atmospheric warming in ways that many travellers never consider. The science is clear, the stakes are high, and the conversation is long overdue.

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August 22, 2026
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