Author: Aijuka Peter

They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, and when it comes to men and women, this is especially true. Eyes can speak louder than words, carrying hidden messages that reveal interest, rejection, curiosity, or even deep affection. For many women, eye contact is not just a glance. It is a powerful language on its own. The challenge is that a lot of men fail to notice or understand these silent cues, which often leaves them confused about what a woman truly feels. Learning how to read these small signs can make relationships smoother, reduce misunderstandings, and give…

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A shocking scandal has shaken Malawi after reports revealed that a senior prison boss impregnated four female inmates under his watch. The case has drawn wide attention from the public, human rights groups, and government officials, raising questions about how such abuse could take place inside a correctional facility that is supposed to ensure safety and rehabilitation. The story began when prison doctors carried out routine medical checks on several inmates. It was during these examinations that four women were confirmed pregnant. The findings shocked both staff and inmates, and soon rumors began to spread. When the women were questioned,…

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In Takoradi, Ghana, a suspected thief faced a shocking ordeal after being caught in the act of stealing. Instead of handing him over to the police, a group of young men decided to deal with him themselves. The man was beaten until he became too weak to move. Witnesses say the youths then gave him a bottle of Rush Energy drink to help him recover—only to continue the beating once he regained some strength. Photos of the incident quickly spread on social media. One image showed the man surrounded by the crowd while drinking from the bottle. The picture carried…

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Russia has launched its first cancer vaccine, which will be given to patients free of charge after showing strong results in early testing. The treatment was first developed to fight colorectal cancer and proved very effective. In trials, it reduced tumour growth by 60 to 80 percent and improved survival rates. Researchers also found that repeated doses were safe, with no harmful side effects reported. Because of these results, Russian scientists are now working on similar vaccines for other hard-to-treat cancers such as glioblastoma and melanoma. Unlike common vaccines that prevent diseases like measles or chickenpox, cancer vaccines work differently.…

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Ugandan billionaire businessman and philanthropist Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia will take the spotlight at the 15th UK–Africa Business Summit, where he is set to deliver a keynote speech on Friday, September 12, 2025, at the Royal Horseguards Hotel & One Whitehall Place in London. The summit, organised by The Promota Africa, has become one of the leading forums for dialogue between African and UK policymakers, investors, and entrepreneurs. Each year it focuses on unlocking trade, driving investment, and promoting sustainable growth across the African continent. Dr. Ruparelia, Chairman of the Ruparelia Group, is returning to the summit for the second year…

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When people talk about wealth and business in Uganda, one name always comes up: Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia. For more than three decades, he has been at the center of the country’s business growth. His story, from a young immigrant worker in the United Kingdom to becoming Uganda’s richest man, shows a mix of discipline, courage, and vision. But what is more striking is that Sudhir’s empire is built in a way that almost guarantees he will remain at the top of Uganda’s billionaires list for at least the next 20 years. A Business Empire Built to Last Sudhir controls the…

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Dr. Edwin Musiime, Chairman of the Uganda Homeowners Association, led a delegation of board members to recognize business mogul Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia with the Lifetime Achievers Award at the National Property Awards. The award, presented at Sheraton Hotel in Kampala last week, celebrated Sudhir’s outstanding contribution to Uganda’s real estate sector and his role in improving access to affordable housing. The ceremony brought together government officials, business leaders, and real estate stakeholders. “Dr. Sudhir has lived a life dedicated to bettering the standards of living for many Ugandans. Beyond affordable housing, he has invested heavily in education, healthcare, and recreation,”…

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Rwanda has made history in aviation by hosting the first public flight of a self-flying passenger drone on the African continent. The demonstration took place in Kigali on Wednesday, just before the Africa Aviation Summit 2025, scheduled for September 4–5. The event featured the EHang EH216-S, an electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft built to carry two passengers without a pilot. During the test, the drone rose about 100 meters above the ground, giving the audience a glimpse of what the future of air travel could look like. For Rwanda, this flight is not just a technical showcase but…

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Maureen Mbatha spent more than ten years working in Saudi Arabia as a house help. Her life there was not easy. She had little education, her employer kept her passport, and the job came with long hours and difficult conditions. Even with these challenges, Maureen remained strong. She prayed, worked tirelessly, and faithfully sent money home to support her family. Most importantly, she saved so her son could have a better future. After years of sacrifice, Maureen finally saw an opportunity to invest back home. She decided to buy a piece of land in her village. The plot cost 150,000…

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When we hear about divorce, the common reasons often mentioned are cheating, financial struggles, or couples drifting apart. But according to a recent survey of relationship experts, the number one cause runs deeper: poor communication. This shows that no matter how much love or attraction exists, a marriage without clear and open communication is fragile. Good communication and emotional closeness are the foundation of a strong relationship. Without them, misunderstandings build up, trust begins to fade, and emotional distance grows. If you have ever felt frustrated because your partner does not share their feelings, you are not alone. The good…

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