Four Indigenous children rescued in the Colombian Amazon Incredible survival story Witty, conversational, and delightfully offbeat, the news of four Indigenous children rescued in the Colombian Amazon last week after surviving in the jungle for 40 days is nothing short of miraculous. The children, identified as Lesly (13), Soleiny (9), Tien Noriel (5), and one-year-old…

USSIA partners with MTN Uganda to fuel growth of SMEs Introduction Uganda Small Scale Industries Association(USSIA) has recently announced a groundbreaking partnership with MTN Uganda, aimed at providing crucial support to start-up owners. This collaboration involves the donation of funds and equipment to help empower entrepreneurs and unlock growth and job creation for communities. YellowCare…

The Minister for Presidency Directs Busoga RDCs to Address Poverty in the Sub-region Background The Minister for Presidency, Hon. Babirye Milly Babalanda has called upon the Busoga Regional Whip Mr. Gulume Richard to engage with the Resident District Commissioners (RDCs) and Resident City Commissioners (RCCs) to come up with mobilization strategies to address the challenge…

Layne Pollard Celebrates Milestones and Adventures Gurnee Resident Juggles Business Success, Birthday, and Mount Kilimanjaro Climb Layne Pollard, of Gurnee, has a trifecta of milestones hitting around the same time. His doggy day care and grooming business, Central Bark, celebrated its 10-year anniversary this month, and he’ll be turning 60 on June 16, just two…

New Climate Change Lawsuits: A New Layer of Complexity What’s Happening? New climate change lawsuits add another layer of complexity to the United States’ energy policy landscape. Environmentalists, politicians, corporations, and the Biden Administration are allegedly waging a war on fossil fuels, pursuing strategic lawsuits with the goal of furthering “climate change mitigation,” the “fundamental…