Mwami Kiyimba

Mr. Simpson Birungi founded Movit Products Ltd in 1997, starting with a makeshift workshop in Namasuba, Wakiso District. Since then, the company has grown into a multi-billion enterprise, becoming one of Uganda's largest taxpayers with over 10,000 direct and indirect employees. Movit is now one of Uganda's most recognizable brands, constantly innovating and delivering excellence in the hair, skin, and baby care categories. The company's products are sold in close to 10 African countries, and it has a production plant in Zambia as well. Over the past three decades, Birungi has established himself as a successful entrepreneur. Movit's journey is a testament to Birungi's ability to identify opportunities and execute strategic decisions. The company's growth and success can be attributed to Birungi's strategic approach, combined with a sense of healthy vigilance and unwavering commitment to excellence.

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The Mali military junta was plunged into crisis this weekend. In a stunning reversal, Tuareg rebels (FLA) have retaken the strategic city of Kidal, reportedly negotiating a withdrawal deal that saw Russian Africa Corps forces abandon their positions. Simultaneously, JNIM (al-Qaeda) and the FLA launched coordinated attacks across the country, hitting Gao, Sévaré, and the capital Bamako's doorstep. In a particularly devastating blow in the garrison town of Kati, a car bomb levelled the home of Defense Minister Sadio Camara (in photo). Camara was considered the primary architect of Mali’s pivot to Russia. He was killed along with his wife and TWO GRANDCHILDREN! Jihadists in Mali last exercised significant control over Timbuktu, Gao, and Kidal between April 2012 and January 2013. This time feels different, and if they seize power in Bamako, they would be the first Jihadist alliance to control a whole country in Africa. This time, even ECOWAS cannot help Mali because together with twoother of the “coup belt” states – Burkina Faso and Niger - they left the bloc in a huff in 2023, and formed the Alliance of Sahel States (AES). All the three AES are currently on their backfoot.

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Africa Corps choppers rain ROCKETS down onto terrorists in Mali

A Nigerian father and his son were denied access to a public place in South Africa by locals, despite presenting their legal identification and visa documents.