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Throughout my life, “Friends” has been more than just a TV show; it’s been a good companion. I vividly recall being a 10-year-old, sitting in the living room with my mother and older siblings, watching it for the first time. Back then, I didn’t fully grasp the humor and intricacies of the sitcom, but what I did understand was the joy of spending those precious 20 to 25 minutes with my family, sharing laughter, and creating lasting memories. My mother, who is 28 years my senior, would laugh so hard that tears welled up in her eyes. My older brother…

For the first time in its history, the Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) has entered the stock market by introducing its Rwf30 billion Sustainability-Linked Bond, on Friday, October 27. This seven-year maturity bond, which was initially announced on September 29, has been listed and will be traded on the Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE) at a coupon rate of 12.85 percent in the local currency. The bond garnered substantial investor interest, surpassing expectations, as it was oversubscribed by 110.5 percent, reaching Rwf33.1 billion, well beyond the initial target of Rwf30 billion. Listing on the RSE opens the door for trading the…

Every year, Lagos Fashion Week draws talented creators from all corners of Africa. This event serves as a vibrant platform to showcase the diverse craftsmanship and rich cultural shade of the continent. The runway stages host models competing in originality and style, creating a captivating spectacle. Wura Kolawole, Hairstylist, and Teacher revealed that Lagos Fashion Week was a captivating, vibrant event. “I spotted pieces that I would love to wear personally – bold color palettes, captivating textures, and stunning models. This year’s inclusiveness was truly commendable.” Savior Ngogo, IT Support Manager owned up to the Fashion week being utterly fantastic.…

The once-popular top 10 healthy skincare routines that used to fill our shelves are now old-fashioned. This change is seen in a new trend online that says you should detox your skincare routine. This means letting your skin take a break from lots of different active ingredients. So, what is skin fasting, and how does it affect the serums you love? Here’s the simple version: If you want to simplify your skincare routine, taking a break from using lots of different products can be very helpful. Skin fasting is all about giving your skin a break from the many products…

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been integrated into China’s WonderJourney-1A (WJ-1A) satellite by the Rwanda Space Agency (RSA) and STAR.VISION Aerospace Limited (STAR.VISION), marking a significant advancement in satellite technology. This algorithm empowers the WJ-1A satellite to process images in real-time, eliminating the need for data transfers back to Earth. At the heart of this achievement, we meet a dedicated team of 6 talented students putting Rwanda on the Global space agenda. The University of Rwanda, the Carnegie Mellon University Africa, and the African Institute for Mathematical Science are the universities that hold these students’ formation and backgrounds. Their collaborative efforts…

Li Keqiang, China’s prominent economic figurehead for a decade, passed away on Friday at the age of 68 due to a heart attack. During his tenure from 2013 to 2023, Li championed private businesses but faced a diminishing role as President Xi Jinping consolidated his authority, tightening control over the nation’s economy and society. The news of Li’s death was confirmed by CCTV, reporting that he had been in Shanghai, resting recently when he suffered a heart attack on Thursday and passed away at 12:10 am on Friday. Li, an English-speaking economist, had been considered a potential successor to then-Communist…

The Hamas health ministry in Gaza has reported that more than 7,000 people, including 2,913 children, have been killed by Israeli strikes in the Palestinian territory since the deadly attack on October 7. These figures illustrate the devastating impact of the conflict in the region. Additionally, the Kremlin has stated that efforts should continue to agree on a balanced UN resolution regarding the Israel-Hamas war, emphasizing the importance of not condemning only one side in the conflict. In a summit held in Brussels on Thursday, European Union (EU) leaders are set to address the pressing issue of humanitarian aid access…

Hey there! Have you ever been offered a random hug out of the blue? It can catch you off guard, but I personally find it to be a kind gesture. Perhaps the person offering the hug simply wants to spread some positivity or senses that you could use as a pick-me-up. Trust me; I can never say no to a free hug! Sometimes, our emotions speak louder than words, and we can feel a connection with someone without even talking. It’s pretty amazing, isn’t it? Our feelings can be a powerful force, either for good or bad. Long story short,…

The Nyege Nyege Festival, an electronic dance music extravaganza, an electrifying celebration of culture and freedom has become a lightning rod for controversy in Uganda. While it faces opposition due to cultural and moral concerns, it also serves as a pivotal player in the country’s tourism landscape. Here’s a closer look at this madness festival. Nyege Nyege, translates to feeling of a sudden uncontrollable urge to dance irresistible in Luganda, has sparked debates due to its name, which in Kiswahili slang, nyege nyege showcase the blending traditional African beats with electronic music, reggae, hip hop and more, it’s a place…

I am a salty person, so even for breakfast, I go for toasted bread with a fresh avocado rather than a cupcake or brioche. But What we eat for breakfast depends on each person, some prefer it sweet, others salty. The important thing is that it is always balanced. Whether breakfast should be sweet or salty is a matter of personal preference and cultural traditions. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as people around the world enjoy a wide variety of breakfast foods, some of which are sweet, while others are savory or salty. Traditionally, we move towards a sweet…