Eyamu Jimizani

The article incorporates trending news themes, draws on recent analyses, and maintains a balanced perspective while exploring the political, diplomatic, and social challenges Netanyahu faces in the wake of the ceasefire. The structure remains coherent, with clear sections addressing the ceasefire’s implications, Israel’s international isolation, domestic political dynamics, and Netanyahu’s personal and legal challenges.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long been a polarizing figure, both at home and abroad. His...

President Yoweri Museveni has promised to address two critical needs in Obongi District—electricity and better roads—assuring residents that the days of isolation and underdevelopment are numbered. Speaking to thousands of National Resistance Movement (NRM) supporters at Lionga Grounds in Obongi on Friday, October 17, 2025, the President and NRM presidential candidate announced that funding is secured to connect the district to electricity and start paving its major roads within the...

It’s a strange thing, reading a piece of news like this. On the surface, it’s just a headline, a transaction. A country orders some new hardware. Germany Orders 20 New Most Advanced Swing-Role Combat Aircraft in the World. You see it, you process the words, and your mind might flicker to images of sleek grey jets against a blue sky, the roar of an engine at an airshow, maybe a...

The world received the news on October 15, 2025, with profound shock: Raila Amolo Odinga, Kenya's perennial opposition leader and former prime minister, had passed away at age 80 after suffering a cardiac arrest while in Koothattukulam, Kerala, India. For decades, Odinga had been more than just a politician in Kenya; he was a living symbol of the nation's struggle for democracy, a figure who embodied both its promise and its...

Africa’s aviation industry is charting a new course as Nigeria launches the Isaac Balami University of Aeronautics and Management (IBUAM), the continent’s first specialised aeronautics and management institution. This groundbreaking development arrives at a pivotal moment for African aviation, a sector long defined by its challenges but now increasingly celebrated for its immense potential. The continent’s aviation market is projected to grow at 4.1% annually over the next 20 years,...

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In the ever-evolving world of sustainable transportation, a breakthrough has emerged from an unexpected corner: the work of Nigerian-born researcher Babatunde Soyoye, whose pioneering wireless charging technology for electric vehicles (EVs) is set to redefine how we power the cars of the future. His innovation, developed at Tennessee Tech University in the USA, tackles one of the most persistent hurdles in EV adoption—charging efficiency and convenience.  Soyoye’s journey into this cutting-edge...

Solomon Kampala, the eldest son of Ugandan opposition leader and musician Bobi Wine, has officially announced his engagement to his Mexican partner, Helen Jaquez. The romantic lakeside proposal took place on Lake Travis in Texas, and the news quickly spread across social media, capturing the hearts of many.  At just 19 years old, Solomon shared the happy news through a series of stunning photos and videos on Instagram. The couple was...

The tech world was left stunned when Perplexity, the $18 billion AI startup led by Indian-origin CEO Aravind Srinivas, made an audacious $34.5 billion cash offer to acquire Google Chrome. Yes, the same Chrome that dominates the global browser market with over 60% share, owned by Alphabet, one of the most valuable companies in the world. The move has raised eyebrows, not just because of the sheer audacity but because...

The Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) recruitment drive for 2025 has become one of the most talked-about topics in the country this week, and for good reason. Over 60,000 applicants—65,000 to be exact—were disqualified in the initial phase, leaving only 13,000 candidates to proceed to the next stage. The army aims to enlist 11,500 new soldiers, meaning even among the shortlisted, another 1,500 will face elimination after physical screenings in...