Toronto, Ontario — July 17–19, 2026 — As the world converges around the energy of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Toronto will also host a powerful gathering of culture, leadership, and purpose. African Descent Ontario (ADSON) is proud to present the African Descent Summit 2026, themed “United by History for the Love of Our Heritage,” at Celebrations Banquet Hall, 174 …
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African LBQ women face structural, state-supported violence, report says
Sexual violence and family expulsion among the challenges facing African LBQ women Photo illustration courtesy of Chapter Four Uganda. A new African Human Rights Coalition (AHRC) report reveals how lesbian, bisexual, and queer women experience systematic violence that begins within families and communities and continues through displacement, detention, and so-called host countries. Authored by Melanie Nathan, From Home to Hostile …
Read More »ONCE UNTOUCHABLE, NOW UNLOVED! With 2m viewers gone, we trace the fall of DStv in African homes— and why Ugandans are the most fed up
For decades, DStv was king of African television. From must-watch sports to blockbuster movies and addictive series, the satellite giant ruled living rooms from Johannesburg to Kampala. But today, the crown is slipping — slowly, painfully, and publicly. Across Africa, and especially in South Africa and Uganda, MultiChoice’s flagship product DStv is facing a brutal reality: customers are leaving in …
Read More »African activists resist growing repression
One of a series of updates about LGBTQ rights internationally, region by region Map of LGBT rights laws in Africa. BLUE states recognize same-sex marriage. PURPLE states reorganize some foreign marriages for limited purposes. GREEN states have at least some discrimination protections for queer people. ORANGE states criminalize gay sex. LGBTQ rights journalist Rob Salerno, an editor for Erasing 76 …
Read More »Ntulume Wins Historic Silver as Uganda Shines in Breakdance Debut at African Youth Games
Ntulume Wins Historic Silver as Uganda Shines in Breakdance Debut at African Youth Games | Voice of Bugerere Home Sports Ntulume Wins Historic Silver as Uganda Shines in Breakdance Debut at African Youth Games
Read More »Uganda Shines at 4th African Youth Games with Five-Medal Haul
By Lawrence Mubiru Uganda wrapped up its campaign at the 4th African Youth Games in Luanda with an impressive tally of five medals, including two silver and three bronze, highlighting the nation’s growing talent across multiple disciplines. In athletics, Baskaline Cherotwo powered to a silver medal in the 1500m, demonstrating remarkable stamina and strategy against a competitive field. Meanwhile, Keren …
Read More »GOLD MAFIA EXPOSED! Dubai–Kampala–SA gold cartel busted — Whistleblower blows cover on Indian, South African masterminds
Kampala — The glittering world of gold trade has turned murky and dangerous after a massive international scam rocked dealers operating between Dubai, Kampala and South Africa. A fearless whistleblower has now dragged the shady masterminds out of the shadows — filing a formal petition with Uganda Police to crack down on what insiders are calling “the dirtiest gold con …
Read More »St Julian Sports Academy Youngster Nominated For African Children of The Year
St Julian Sports Academy Youngster Nominated For African Children of The Year | Voice of Bugerere Home Education St Julian Sports Academy Youngster Nominated For African Children of The Year
Read More »ICC Conviction of Ali Kushayb Sends a Stark Warning — What Museveni and Other African Leaders Should Learn » The Hoima Post –
The International Criminal Court’s historic conviction of former Janjaweed leader Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman marks a turning point for justice in Africa — and a sobering reminder to leaders still implicated in abuses. In a landmark ruling that reverberates across Africa, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has convicted Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, also known as Ali Kushayb, of 27 counts …
Read More »Wabusimba Amir’s Emotional Speech Highlights Unity, Ethics, and Humanity at African Journalists’ Graduation in Egypt. » The Hoima Post –
The 48th Course for Anglophone African Journalists concluded in Cairo with a heartfelt address by Wabusimba Amiri of Uganda, who spoke on behalf of his colleagues from Liberia, Somalia, Mozambique, and Tanzania. His speech, rich in reflection and gratitude, captured the spirit of unity and transformation that defined the three-week training organized by Egypt’s Supreme Council for Media Regulation (SCMR) …
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