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Ugandan MPs have been inundated with complaints that many condoms on the market in Uganda are too small. The Parliament of Uganda has in turn assigned the Ministry of Health to address the issue of condoms being deemed “too small” for Ugandans, as raised by some legislators during discussions on Uganda’s preparations for the upcoming International Condom Day slated Tuesday 13, February 2023. International Condom Day, celebrated on February 13, is an annual global advocacy event aimed at raising awareness about condom use as a crucial method for preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), including HIV, and unplanned pregnancies. During Friday’s…

Three days have passed since the start of New York Fashion Week. Shows are alternating and fashion trends are emerging, announcing what the coming rainy season will be. Find out for yourself what the most trending colors are for next year’s rainy season, days after the start of the shows in New York City, which records more than a dozen shows a day. We’ve rounded up a selection of colors that you’ll be adopting for your wardrobe this coming rainy weather, based on what we’re seeing on the runways of fashion houses at New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024-2025. Royal…

Rwandan Ministry of Health Sunday urged the public to take precautionary measures, including regular washing of hands, to prevent the spread of highly infectious red eye disease following an outbreak in some regional countries. The ministry said the disease is spread through touching the eyes of infected persons or contaminated surfaces. In an advisory to the public on the measures to be taken to avoid infection, the ministry urged those infected to avoid going to crowded places, hugging and shaking hands. It also cautioned those infected to avoid swimming in public water pools and sharing sanitation and other materials. Sharing…

The internet’s going bonkers with Valentine’s Day gift ideas and ways to splurge, but I’m here to tell you that you don’t need to do a single thing: zip, zero, nada. Maybe it’s because I’m part of the “God when” crew, or maybe it’s just common sense – have you seen the state of the economy lately? If you can afford to drop more than 5k on a gift, RIB should probably investigate you. But I digress. The point is, that you can totally skip the madness of emptying your pockets and hunting for the perfect gift while still keeping…

Valentine’s Day, Christmas, and New Year’s celebrations are just weeks apart. If you did not take note last year that you are alone, February is yet another reminder. Despite all the excuses: “Valentine’s is not only for romantic partners”, or “It is a capitalistic celebration just to elevate our consumerist behaviors”, or the above meme resonates, the truth is, you would be singing a different song if somebody’s son or daughter was expecting a red, heart-shaped package of something from you. The increasingly popular “Single’s Parties” held on Valentine’s, will only matter if you lock eyes (and hopefully, hearts) with…

Only 13 percent of New Year resolutions live long enough to see April, the rest die before then, according to a poll by Forbes. If you had one of the common resolutions such as fitness and diet, chances are, you have already given in January and February stresses and given up. When the year started, I promised myself that this year I would stick to my fitness resolution. My strategy this year was to have a fitness routine that would not be restricting, punishing, or too difficult. By now, I know the drill, I set the same resolution year in,…

An incident occurred between Rwandan border patrol units and three armed soldiers from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as reported on Rwanda defense force X (twitter) announcement. On January 16 at 1:10 am, The confrontation took place when three armed soldiers from the DRC’s armed forces (FARDC) crossed into Isangano Village, situated in Rukoko Cell, Rubavu Sector, Rubavu District.  RDF patrols, with assistance from the neighborhood watch (Irondo), apprehended two of the DR Congo soldiers, Sergeant Asman Mupenda Termite (30) and Corporal Anyasaka Nkoi Lucien (28). The soldiers were found in possession of weaponry, including one AK-47 gun, four magazines with 105…

On January 12, 1963, Bob Dylan took the stage in a BBC radio play titled “The Madhouse of Castle Street,” portraying a folk singer in London.  The year 1965 marked the debut of the rock and roll TV series “Hullabaloo” on NBC, featuring performances by the New Christy Minstrels and comedian Woody Allen.  In 1966, the ABC network premiered “Batman,” starring Adam West and Burt Ward.  Fast forward to 1968, and The Supremes made an appearance as a group of nuns in an episode of NBC’s “Tarzan.”  The year 1971 saw the premiere of the iconic TV sitcom “All in…

Figuring out how you will feel on Friday night can be tricky as the week goes on. Whether it is been a busy or never-ending week, deciding what to have for dinner on Friday is important. Trying to make a delicious homemade meal can be hard sometimes, that is why we tend to pick up our phone and call for fast foods like pizza. but trust me you can Enjoy cooking at home with recipes that taste like your favorite takeout, such as butter chicken, fish fingers, or Bolognese and it can be very fun, you can even go with…

During festivities and the worldwide outbreak of the most severe COVID-19 variation, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director of the United Nations health agency, gave a sobering report on the pandemic’s situation. He reported a worrying increase in transmission rates over the past month from the Geneva headquarters, attributing the uptick to both the continuous spread of the JN.1 variety and holiday celebrations.  Tedros said that December had an alarming toll, with over 10,000 deaths recorded worldwide. The director-general of the World Health Organization called this number “unacceptable,” emphasizing the predictable aspect of these deaths even if it is lower than…