ASUS just released their tiny but mighty NUC 15 Pro and NUC 15 Pro+ computers. These small machines pack serious power for running AI models, showing complex data, and helping teams finish projects faster. They run on brand new Intel Core Ultra Series 2 chips with speedy DDR5-6400 MHz memory and Intel Arc graphics built right in. The regular Pro fits in a tiny 0.48-liter case, and the Pro+ uses a slightly bigger 0.7-liter case. You can open them up easily, thanks to a spring-loaded lever that pops the case open when you need to add more RAM or storage.
These mini-PCs include a neat Power Sync feature that controls your monitors through HDMI-CEC, which helps save electricity by turning everything off at once. The super-fast Intel WiFi 7...
The ASUS A31 computer case makes building your PC super easy. You can pair it with any ASUS motherboard, graphics card, cooling system, fan, or power supply. The front gives you plenty of connection options, including two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, one USB-C port, and a headphone/mic jack combo. When connected to compatible motherboards, these connections can transfer data as fast as 20 Gbps.
This case works great because it has two panels that fit ATX motherboards and high-end parts. It fits a big 360 mm liquid cooler, even with thick radiators and fans. Your graphics card can be up to 380 mm long inside this case. You can add seven 120 mm fans plus a triple-fan cooling setup. The case sits at an angle and has tempered glass on both...
Denis Onyango talked about how his team felt after losing to Orlando Pirates before the break. The Mamelodi Sundowns keeper says everyone wants to play hard in their Nedbank Cup game tonight. That loss cut their lead to just 15 points, but they still sit ahead of the Pirates, who have four games they need to make up. The team seems ready for the challenge against Sekhukhune United this evening.
The match was supposed to happen three weeks earlier, but it had to wait because the women's U17 team needed the same field for their FIFA World Cup game. Onyango spent his time off helping young soccer players back home. He visited Uganda with Sundowns staff to meet with 100 kids—half boys, half girls. They went to his old school and former...
Electric Picnic just named the five big stars who will rock the stage at its summer music bash. This huge Irish festival will be held on 600 acres of the beautiful Stradbally Estate from August 29 through 31. They expect more than 75,000 music lovers to pack the grounds for this mega-event that combines music and the arts.
Ireland's favorite Hozier heads back to Stradbally as the main act Friday night. He shares the spotlight that day with pop sensation Chappell Roan, who stormed onto the scene with her Midwest Princess persona. This marks her first time playing at Electric Picnic, but she has already become an international superstar.
Saturday brings award-winning musician Sam Fender to the main stage. Fans will hear songs from his...
Five big stars will play at Electric Picnic this August. Today, they announced Hozier, Chappell Roan, Fatboy Slim, Kings of Leon, and Sam Fender as headliners. This huge Irish music festival will take place from August 29 to 31 in Stradbally, County Laois. Fans already grabbed all tickets months ago for the country's biggest music event.
Hozier comes back to play Friday night along with Chappell Roan, who just won a Grammy as her fame shot sky-high. Sam Fender hits the main stage Saturday, fresh off his number one third album. The famous DJ Fatboy Slim follows him with hits like Praise You. Kings of Leon rounds out the lineup with their first-ever Electric Picnic show on Sunday.
Last year, more than 75,000 music lovers packed into...
Electric Picnic just announced five major headliners for this year's festival. Irish superstar Hozier and American singer Chappell Roan lead the lineup. Hozier returns to play Friday night at Strandbally, celebrating ten years since his first album came out. Chappell Roan burst onto the music scene last year with her first album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess and makes her first appearance at Electric Picnic on Friday.
Sam Fender takes the stage Saturday with songs from his new third album that hit number one on the charts. DJ Fatboy Slim will close out Saturday night as the final performer on the main stage. Kings of Leon, the American rock band, plays Electric Picnic for their first time when they headline on Sunday night...
Tax officials from Uganda visited college students at Muni University to teach them about taxes last week. They want young people to learn tax rules before they start any business. The northern region Customs Manager, Simon Tumwesigye Karokora, told students they should check what taxes apply to products they might sell. He said knowing accurate tax information helps when planning any business venture.
The manager warned students against smuggling stuff across borders because it hurts legal businesses and messes up market prices. During the event, students heard about various taxes, including customs fees and domestic tax requirements. They asked questions about seized goods, tax breaks for foreign companies, motorcycle registration...
Tax agents caught a guy carrying 3516 hidden phones during a nighttime chase near Mukono on March 24, 2025. Uganda Revenue Authority workers stopped a Toyota Noah after chasing it down. The driver tried escaping on muddy side roads, but his car got stuck. He had brought the illegal phones across Lake Victoria from Kisumu, Kenya, to a small boat dock in Buikwe before loading them into his car.
URA learned about the smuggling plan from a local fisherman who gave them a heads-up. The agents set up a trap by Kampala Cement along the highway and jumped into action when they spotted the right vehicle. Their search revealed thousands of untaxed Itel and Villaon feature phones worth about 78 million Ugandan shillings in missed taxes and fines...
Uganda Wildlife Authority just signed three big deals letting private companies build fancy tourist places in national parks. These agreements happened today at Protea Hotel in Kampala with Tourism Minister Martin Mugarra watching everything. Professor James Kalema put his name on papers for UWA, meeting with business people from Kagobed Holdings, Tang Group, Russell Hall, and Tian Tang Group.
These companies promised they would follow all the rules and finish building within two to five years. Together, they plan to spend over $28.5 million on these projects. Minister Mugarra seemed happy about this during the meeting and said these investments show Uganda welcomes tourism money. He talked about how these projects will make Uganda...
