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Uganda collects trash as Sweden builds roads to charge electric cars - Vimarsana News

Uganda collects trash as Sweden builds roads to charge electric cars

Uganda’s ambition to collect rubbish is really basic and should have been set six decades ago at independence.

Uganda collects trash as Sweden builds roads to charge elec cars - Vimarsana News

Uganda collects trash as Sweden builds roads to charge elec cars

Uganda’s ambition to collect rubbish is really basic and should have been set six decades ago at independence.

Vinyl aficionado Jojo puts his LP collection on exhibition - Vimarsana News

Vinyl aficionado Jojo puts his LP collection on exhibition

Back in the day when the phonograph record was the main format for music reproduction, fans would pack record stores flipping through the racks for the latest releases.

Rest in peace, Sammy Kasule - Vimarsana News

Rest in peace, Sammy Kasule

Rest in peace, Sammy Kasule May 7, 2021 Sammy Kasule In 2013, legendary bassist Sammy Kasule returned to Uganda to settle after decades abroad. Kasule went ahead to lend his amazing talent to Afrigo band and later Ziwuuna band, before his death last week in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He was buried in Stockholm, Sweden, a country he called home for more than 30 years. In tribute, we reproduce what he told The Observer in this 2014 interview with Simon Musasizi: There are so many great bass guitarists, but there is one that has shown mastery and virt...

To take or not to take the jab - Vimarsana News

To take or not to take the jab

Daily Monitor Sunday May 02 2021 Summary Government confirmed that Uganda has registered the Indian Covid-19 variant B.1.617. A key question is whether a new variant with potentially worrying mutations -- B.1.617 -- is behind what is currently the world’s fastest-growing outbreak. Advertisement As the year progresses,  Covid-19 is still here with us and keeping our scientists on their toes.  India is battling a record-breaking rise in Covid-19 infections that has overwhelmed hospitals and led to severe bed and oxygen shortages. A key question is whether a new variant with potentially worr...