Woman Kills 9-years old Step son and Buries the Body

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February 6, 2018

Some people think that flocking the bars and clubs is the only outlet to use while under stress. Most stressed individuals think that doing fun activities will not reduce the effect of problems that they tackle under career, social or personal pressure. According to researchers, this is a very poor way to get cope or rid them of it.

However, Therapists around the world agree that certain activities like games, sports and art can great affect a stressed persons physical and behavioral problems. Some of them are even employed in stress management clinics and is part of the routine treatment in helping individuals cope with their stress issue. Do the following to get rid of stress.

Try out Mind games

Since stress will first affect your mental functions, it is very important to teach the person focus his mind on positive thoughts rather than dwelling on negative ones.
Mind games offer an alternative which will allow a stress person to divert this thought patterns to something more productive. For example, tackle crossword puzzles and sudoku to help you cope with stress. Others like Rubik’s Cube, Scrabble, and Bridge will help you a lot once you incorporate them into your daily routine. They will give your mind some diversion from problems.

Engage Passively or Actively Sports

Engaging in sports passively or actively is a great way to relieve stress. The physical exercise that your body needs to balance biological and muscular functions can rejuvenate those muscles that are tight due to the effects of stress. On the other side, being a sports fan provides an outlet for emotional problems like anxiety, depression, irritation, anger among others.

You can opt for team sports like basketball, soccer, rugby, netball or volleyball which provides socializing functions and exercise or Individual sports like badminton, golf and tennis that greatly help in focusing your mind to win the game.

Join Gym or aerobics classes

A visit to the gym may prove to be beneficial to your emotional, mental and physical health when under the influence of stress. The routine exercise your gym instructor will give you can help your mind focus on the tasks at hand. The strenuous activities can develop your muscles which improves your body’s coping mechanism to stress. This allows the body to release chemicals and hormones that are beneficial to your physiological well-being.

Cardiovascular workout can improve your heart and strengthen it to avoid stress related problems like strokes, high-blood pressure, chest pains and rapid heart beat.

Case Clinic Refunds Sh 30M to Mowzey Radio’s Family as Hospital unused Bills

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February 6, 2018

Singer and song writer Moses Skibogo alias Mowzey Radio breathed his last last week on 1st February 2018 at Case Clinic Hospital Nakasero after a blood clot in the brain following a bar brawl at ‘De Bar’ in Entebbe.

The singer had received various good hearted people to help his family clear the medication bills while under the intensive care unit of the hospital. These included Brian white who donated Sh 25M, President Museveni who donated Sh 30M among others.

However, when the music legend breathed his last, the hospital claimed that they had not used all the funds that had been so far organized on his account at the clinic thus a decision from the hospital management to refund the balance that was not used.

By the time we went into publication, a sum of 30millin shillings had already been handed over to one of the deceased’s brother only identified as Frank.

Speaking to Musinguzi Briton one of Goodlyfe’s manager’s, the money was already received by the family and it will soon be put to use.

“It’s true we got the money through Frank, but all these will be shared between Mother, Grandmother, and his children,” Briton said.

At Case Clinic, the singer who had got several head injuries was subjected to a number of surgeries from the time he was admitted till he gave back his soul to the Al Mighty God. The Good lyfe star was was laid to rest in Nakawuka Kagga, Entebbe on saturday 3rd February 2018 amidst wails and tears from family, relatives, friends and thousands of funs.

10 Lessons to Learn from Fr. Kiibi’s Sermon at Radio’s Requiem Mass

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February 2, 2018

GoodLyfe Singer and song writer Mowzey Radio’s requiem mass took place yesterday at Rubaga Cathedral. It was such a sombre state for hundreds of celebrities, fans and family that gathered to seek for the Creator’s forgiveness and to ask him to grant a safe haven for Radio’s Soul.

The mass was led by Rev.Fr Deogatious Kiibi Katerega the curate at the cathedral and he gave a lot of moral classes to the mourners especially the celebrities. Below are some of his key points that we thought you’d want to meditate on and maybe switch your life’s lane.

10. Make use of the age between 30-40!

Fr Katerega advised all the youth to enjoy life but settle down between this age bracket because it’s the only moment they have to save and secure a bright old age future. “It’s a period of seriousness, investment and marriage” he said.
He however sent out a warning to the old between 50-80 who are stuck in their late twenties behavior of sleeping around and having concubines!

9. Don’t let money rule your life!

According to Fr Katerega, Ugandans tend to change after earning more shillings than the others. Don’t be extravagant and don’t spend unnecessarily. Prioritize your needs and don’t treat those who don’t have like trash. He warned artistes who sing for decades only to get bedridden and they can’t help themselves financially. Hence car washing functions and fundraisers are organized to raise money to clear the bills. ‘This should stop’ he cautioned

8. Make as many relationships as possible!

“Did you know that when you die, it’s not your cars, money or buildings that bury you? It’s the people you associated with”
He further praised Radio for making meaningful relationships as evidenced by the masses that turned up for prayers.

7. Spare Time for your family!

He emphasized this as the strongest point of all. He begged celebrities to find time for their families as he posed a question
“maybe if his wife had kept him home that night, he wouldn’t have had the fight in the bar, gotten hospitalized and then died?”

6. Fame/Talent is God-given. Don’t be proud but Use it to make an impact!

To this, the priest reminded the artistes of how much they owe to God for giving them such talents which they are misusing as he said
“Learn to handle life of fame. However rich, everybody’s coffin will be squared and not round. Nobody will be buried on an acre of their land. Even your own children or spouse will not mourn for you forever. There will come a time when they have to move on.”

5. Control your fame, don’t let fame control you!

Father Katerega urged artistes to retain their state of humanity once they become famous. Some artistes feel they are above everyone else and the law because they are famous. They then feel
Untouchable and start stepping on everyone’s head, causing fights, neglecting their responsibilities because they hold a name. This is so disastrous because it’s the same reason as to why Radio is no more!

4. Remember your Creator!

“When they become famous, they stop
going to places of worship until they are brought back lifeless in caskets” said the priest

3. Respect your bodies!

He was so perturbed by the fact that the youth today spend most of their time boozing, smoking weed and using drugs. He reminded the celebrities of how their bodies are the temples of the Lord that houses their minds and souls.

2. Be Simple!

This he said in reference to ladies who have made Men’s Lives a struggling hell as they fight to earn a lot and live up to the standards of the women they wish to marry.
“Some of you ladies look too expensive. You drive to your rented houses depending on the money you de-tooth from men” he elaborated.

1. REMEMBER, Whatever bad thing you do comes back to you!

He strongly cautioned the mourners to stop
doing wrong to each other! Because whatever we do wrong haunts us down, our lineages and other generations to come. This he said in reference to the Bouncer who fought Moze into coma and later death.

#RIPMowzeyRadio

Breaking News: Singer Mowzey Radio Passes on

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February 1, 2018

Sorrow has been witnessed among the music fraternity after learning the news of Ugandan musician Mowzey Radio passing on earlier this morning.

Real names Moses Ssekibogo, has been a member of Goodlyfe Crew together with Douglas Seguya alias Weasel.

Mowzey Radio’s Death confirmed

Mr Balaam Barugahara, an events promoter confirmed that Radio died today, Thursday 1st Feb 2018 at about 6am.

Mowzey Radio died at Case Hospital in Kampala where he had been admitted after falling into a critical health condition following a fight at De Bar that landed him into Comma on 21t January 2018. Since then, he didn’t make it back to life with no supporting machines till his demise despite receiving several brain surgeries.

Mowzey Radio has been a singer and song writer and his work is behind many hit songs of his and other Ugandan artists. His songs include, Sitaani, Bread and Butter, Zuena, Leesu, Tookigeza, Omwana wa B’andi among others.

De Bar is a local hang-out spot in Entebbe town.

May his soul rest in Peace

The Rich Lyrics of Mowzey Radio’s ‘Tambula Nange’ Anthem!

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January 31, 2018

There is indeed no other way to celebrate Radio’s talent and to pray for his soul to Rest In Peace other than reciting this anthem. Our team put the lyrics together for you.

Let’s pray;

VERSE I
Leero ndukukwasiza Katonda, Gw’eyakola byoona
N’omusaana n’ogwaasa,
Byona byendaba, N’ebyekwese ewaala,
Kasiita ndi nawe asiinga, ela lumu ndibizuula

Byenakwatako Leero Bisek’Omukono gwo
Ondage ng’ekuubo, Onjasiize etaala hmm hm

CHORUS
Katonda tambula nange
Mpanguzaako leero nange e e eh
Katonda tandiika nange eh eh
Ndongoseza ndaga ekiisa

VERSE II
Hm hm hmm
Amanyi g’omukwano gwo gamalemu obunaafu
Mpereza n’omuguwa, ninyisa amadala ah ah aah
Ekiro enkuuba yasuz’efukirira
Emiiti n’ebimuri, ekyokulya tukisubiira
Wano wendi ndiiwo kululwo
Amayanja emigga, Webaale kungabirira
ah ah aah

CHORUS
Katonda tambula nange
Mpanguzaako leero nange e e eh
Katonda tandiika nange eh eh
Ndongoseza ndaga ekiisa ah ah

VERSE III
Hm hm hm
Byonkolera mbisiima, byoona ebyamagero
Gw’Omanyi n’ekipiimo , Ekirungi ekimara
Nkusobya buli lukedde nesikwemenyera
Gwe ng’ate bambi oyagala
Nze ndem’okukwerabira a a ah
Nkulwanyiisa maziima kinziziz’emabega
Ntukuliz’oluliimi lwange, naliz’emikono gyange e e ehh eh

CHORUS
Katonda tambula nange
Mpanguzaako leero nange e e e
Katonda tandiika nange eh eh
Ndongoseza ndaga ekiisa ah aah

What Has the NRM Achieved So far?

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January 30, 2018

The National Resistance Movement (NRM) marked its 32nd Liberation Day on 26th January, at Boma Ground in Arua District. This year’s celebrations ran under the theme, “Uganda’s Liberation, a significant contribution to our present and future development”.

“We have been handling many of the strategic bottlenecks: ideological disorientation, a weak State, emancipating the private sector, the human resource development (education and health), modernizing the infrastructure, integrating the fragmented markets, etc, etc. Hence, we have got a better base than ever before.

We are, therefore, in a position to tackle, step by step, the residual problems and convert Uganda into a middle-income country by 2020 and an upper middle-income country by 2040.

I am a veteran of fighting poverty and working for socio-economic transformation in Uganda. I started this struggle, in earnest, in the Christmas of 1966 in the Butaka area (Rwakitura, Rushere, Naama, etc). That effort succeeded and, since 1995, I have been drawing the attention of the political class to that living example. Like the parable of the sower goes, much of the seeds fell on rocky ground and did not germinate”, said President Museveni.

The Uganda Today revisits NRM 2016-2021 Manifesto to see some of the achievement made. These include:

1. Good Governance, Democracy and Security

With regard to governance, democracy and security, the NRM has made great strides in implementing what was promised years ago. Among them are:

Creating and maintaining the environment in which people have a say in National issues that directly affect them. Professionalizing and equipping both the army and the police to deal with the modern security threats of terrorism. Uganda is now secure and the situation will be maintained under the NRM leadership.

2. Corruption

The NRM is determined to decisively fight corruption. “This is a war that we vow to fight to the end. We will continue pursuing the policy of zero tolerance to corruption through the various legal frameworks and institutions that we have put in place”, reads the manifesto in part. The recently passed Anti-Corruption Amendments Act 2013 that provides for the confiscation of the properties of those convicted of corruption has been implemented to the spirit and letter.

3. Growth and Development

Uganda has registered consistent economic progress in the last two decades averaging 6 per cent per year. As a result, there has been an increase in revenue collection from a paltry sh5b in 1986 to sh9.7 trillion in 2014/15, which has enabled Uganda to finance numerous Government projects.

“We have maintained macro-economic stability and contained inflation within the single-digit bracket.

Building on these achievements, we will work towards increasing the size of the economy and expand our revenue base. To achieve this, we will continue removing bottlenecks that affect doing

business for both large investments and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)”

“In addition, we will aggressively promote Uganda as an investment and tourist destination.

Furthermore, the NRM recognizes the contribution made by Ugandans living in the diaspora to the economy. We will provide incentives for them to invest at home and also encourage them to participate in technology transfer”, adds the manifesto.

4. Youth and Women

NRM has invested in training the youth to acquire skills required in the job market. Deliberate effort has been made to create an environment that offers opportunities to create jobs for the youth.

NRM Government has continued to fund the youth who are not in formal employment, to enable them create jobs for themselves and also employ others. A special fund has been created for women and gradually increase the coverage of the elderly persons; under the Social Assistance Grant for the Elderly (SAGE). Presently the scheme is being piloted in 35 districts where elderly persons (65 years and above) receive sh25, 000 per month.

5. Agriculture

Agriculture continues to play a key role in the economy by providing raw materials for the rapidly growing agro-processing sub-sector, food and

employing 72 per cent of the population.In order to increase agricultural production and productivity, the NRM Government has assisted farmers to get access to farm inputs particularly livestock, seeds, breeding and planting materials.

NRM has also provided agricultural infrastructure such as roads, agricultural machinery and water for production.

The NRM has also ensured adequate surveillance and control of animal diseases and crop pests.

NRM goal is to transform agriculture from subsistence to commercial farming through the Four-Acre Model, which apportions land use on the basis of activities. The first acre is used to grow cash crops such as coffee and tea, the second is for growing fruits, the third is for pasture for dairy cows and the fourth is set aside for food security at the household level.

Nrm Invested in; Value-addition,Mechanisation of agriculture,Animal breeding and seed production, Promotion of usage of fertilizers and manure, Water for production at individual and communal levels.

6. Education

With regard to education, NRM made tremendous achievements in implementing the election promises made in 2011.

NRM has:

– Sustained UPE and USE programmes.

– Introduced free higher and technical education.

– Introduced the student loan scheme.

– Started a public university in West Nile.

– Rehabilitated and expanded some of the old schools.

– Constructed new technical institutes, schools and teachers’ houses

7. Health

NRM continued with immunization and reproductive health programmes, in addition to taking health services nearer to the people. NRM has rehabilitated several health units, including referral hospitals such as Hoima and Arua. NRM started on rehabilitation of Mulago Hospital and constructed new general hospitals, namely:

– Kiruddu Hospital in Makindye Division

– Kawempe Hospital in Kawempe Division and

– Buliisa Hospital in Buliisa District.

The various referral and general hospitals rehabilitated or newly built will help in decongesting

8. Infrastructure

Emphasis has been put on developing infrastructure

with a view to reducing the cost of production.

Paved (tarmac) roads — These have increased from 3,000km to 4,000km from 2011 to 2015.

Ferry crossings — They have also increased from two to nine, which has contributed to improvement of transport to areas accessed on water.Some of the crossings are shorter detours to some areas, meaning a reduction in travel time. Other projects include; modernizing Port Bell (in Kampala) and Jinja Pier, constructing a new port

at Bukasa and launching six new ferries.All these will go a long way in improving water transport and also opening up new routes. For instance, the modernization of Port Bell and the Jinja

Pier will present the opportunity of passenger and cargo service on water

between Jinja and Kampala.Regarding energy, NRM completed Bujagali hydropower project and several other small ones, which increased the power generation from 300MW to over 850MW. Construction of new power dams at Karuma

(600MW) and Isimba (183MW) on the River Nile was started.NRM extended the national grid power distribution to households from 11 per cent

to 15 per cent and expanded the coverage by over 5,000km. Power generation will increase upon completion of Karuma and Isimba hydropower plants, construction of additional hydropower and geo-thermal stations, invest in transmission and improvement of the distribution network. These

Interventions will not only provide sufficient power for the country, but also bring down the cost of electricity to consumers.

Former NTV presenter Robin Kisti leaks her nudes

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January 30, 2018

There is a trending act Ugandans going nude on social networking platforms mostly Snapchat these days. One of them that the Internet has and will forever witness is Robin Kisti, a former NTV ‘Login’ presenter who is currently living in USA.

She has yet again dropped a set of her nudes on her Snapchat account as she has been doing it to keep her fans hooked seductively.

Depiction of Robin Kisti’s nude Photos

In the two pictures that she posted, the first one depicts her self (Robin Kisti) covering her boobs with her hands leaving the other parts of the body for naked and out for imagination by the fans.

“When you finally put the kids in bed and ready for a long steamy shower Come and join me,” she captioned it.

Just as her followers were still enjoying and commenting to the first photo, the mother of two who seems desperate to stay on the social scene posted a much reveling photo of her waistline and lower parts.

“ain’t work out in a while but them abs still pooping, p*ssy is pooping too,” she captioned the second photo.

Meanwhile, this has happened within just a few weeks after bleached socialite Shanita Namuyimbwa a.k.a Bad Black went live on the same

social media to stream her self having sex with her current white lover while in Thailand.

Robin Kisti moved the US to stay with her baby daddy Ibrahim Babanginda recently.

Follow link to access the Photos:

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Rhino Poaching Dips Slightly in South Africa

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January 26, 2018

South Africa is battling a scourge of rhino poaching fuelled by insatiable demand for their horn in Asia.

Most of the demand emanates from China and Vietnam, where the horn is coveted as a traditional medicine, an aphrodisiac or as a status symbol.

“A total of 1,028 rhino have been poached from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017 compared to 1,054 in the same period for 2016 — representing a decrease of 26 animals,” the ministry of environmental affairs said in a statement.

A total of 504 were killed in South Africa’s famed Kruger National Park, a global hotspot for game watchers and safari holidaymakers — a 24 percent drop on 2016.

Some 446 people were arrested for poaching offenses committed in and around the vast park that has traditionally borne the brunt of rhino poaching, the statement added.

The number of rhinos killed has climbed steeply in the past decade from just 13 in 2007 reaching a peak of 1,215 in 2014, according to the TRAFFIC wildlife trade monitoring group.

In the last eight years alone, roughly a quarter of the world population of rhinos has been killed in South Africa, home to 80 percent of the remaining animals.

Rhino horn is composed mainly of keratin, the same substance as in human nails.

It is normally sold in powdered form as a supposed cure for cancer and other diseases.

“The marginally lower total in 2017 still remains unacceptably high and with close to three rhinos illegally killed daily in South Africa… the bottom line is the crisis continues unabated,” said Tom Milliken rhino programme leader at TRAFFIC.

There is Optimism that Uganda’s Economy will Grow in 2018- Analysts

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January 24, 2018