Victoria Uwonkunda

It's finally here... We are all #GoodEnough #TedXTrondheim youtu.be/of98Nb0Iq9U

Honestly if manifesting was in human form, it’d be Mr Wiseman 🫣 how many of these old tweets did the universe deliver for him (and what’s the secret, asking for mere mortal friends 😂)?

I choose to believe this fortune I received tonight. Perhaps the Moon or a #JourneyToMars

Is this where the 12 tonnes of lost KitKat went?

@NASAArtemis You are cute. What’s been your best moment yet, Rise?

Hi! I’m Rise! About a week ago, I launched aboard the Artemis II mission with four of my besties. Since then, I have been serving a very important purpose aboard the Orion spacecraft… I float. (And I look cute.) Today, I am taking over the Artemis social media accounts! -Rise

The @NASAArtemis crew captured this view of the Moon eclipsing the Sun yesterday. The three "stars" to the lower right of the Moon are actually planets. The middle one has a slightly red tint. That's Mars.

Each video tells a version of the same story: Donald Trump has been duped by Benjamin Netanyahu, has betrayed the Americans who elected him on a promise of no more Middle Eastern wars, and is losing to Iranians defending not just their own land, but the world, against what the videos call the Epstein class. Among the most popular ones are a series of AI LEGO animations that started appearing online within days of the first American-Israeli bombs falling on Tehran. These short-form videos were created by the media arms of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corp. and are dominating the narrative war across what might be called the Global South digital public and among millennial and Gen-Z Americans and Europeans. Over ten years in Iran, Narges Bajoghli shadowed the leaders and filmmakers who have shaped Iran’s media operation. Today the IRGC operates or funds more than 50 production houses, but the ones that matter most right now, are small, fast, and built for the internet, made by a new generation coming to power in Iran as American-Israeli bombs kill off the elder leaders — one that is younger, savvier, and less afraid of the U.S. “The decapitation strikes were meant to weaken Iran. They may have done something else entirely,” writes Bajoghli. “By removing the gatekeepers, they handed the controls to the first generation of political and military leadership anywhere in the world that grew up online — that has always understood, in its bones, how attention moves and why, what makes something travel and what makes it die.” Read Bajoghli’s full report: nymag.visitlink.me/KrEi2e

Pause all your other dramas for a moment because CAF is here 💃🏾 Its head Motsepe is off to Senegal on Wednesday, and will be meeting President Faye and Senegalese FA boss Is the Afcon trophy back in country?

For my international folks, I'll be on @bbc later tonight discussing Kanye and Wireless Festival

This would be my screensaver till I die. To the moon and back ☺️

There are no words.

Yes

All I feel is gratitude for this experience.

Nikon v Canon debate being laid to rest on who’s king with former being used on this @NASA #ArtemisMoon trip?

@SowmyaK Fab. Victoria.Uwonkunda@bbc.co.uk

@Afroscandi Sure shoot me your email and I'll reach out

Hi @SowmyaK. Hope you are well. I’m with the BBC and reaching out to see if you might be avail for an interview on Ye’s return to performing big stages? Many thanks

“Only Jesus can help/save you” so goes the saying but some of you will never know peace.. because come tell the class why Jesus died for your sins, rose up again and you are still out here acting out of pocket 👀

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THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO HAVE QUALIFIED FOR THE WORLD CUP FOR JUST THE SECOND TIME EVER 🇨🇩👏

10 African teams at the 2026 FIFA World Cup!