Capcom plans to add a new Arena Quests mode when they update Monster Hunter Wilds. This competitive mode lets players race against the clock for the fastest times. Winners can grab spots on leaderboards and earn special cosmetic items. Players caught cheating face serious consequences.
Anyone found breaking the rules might lose their rewards. Cheaters could be banned from playing Arena Quests. In serious cases, Capcom might restrict or suspend player accounts entirely. The company made these warnings clear in recent announcements on social media and their blog.
Monster Hunter Wilds works differently from many games because it has no built-in cheat detection. This makes the game run smoothly on Linux systems and Steam Deck, but it also...
Philip Mataranyika and his wife Mavis have gone their separate ways. People who know the family say the Nyaradzo Group co-founder cheated with several women from their social circle. The couple tried counseling but failed to save their marriage, pushing Mavis to call it quits finally.
Family insiders reveal that Nyati betrayed Maiguru for many years with various partners. He has since moved to England, where he lives with a biracial girlfriend. Philip built Mavis a big fancy house in Goromonzi where she grows plants and vegetables as her main activity.
Philip usually stays away from the spotlight, but his name made the news when it was linked to the celebrity Madame Boss, who previously represented the Nyaradzo brand. This connection...
Zimbabwe might soon remove President Emmerson Mnangagwa from office. Many lawmakers believe he can't handle his job anymore. Blessed Geza, a war veteran and former ZANU-PF Central Committee Member, told the nation about several troubling events during a speech Wednesday night.
Geza shared stories showing Mnangagwa confused at key moments. At the army commander Sanyatwe's ceremony, the president didn't recognize July Moyo, his longtime ally. He asked, "Who is this man?" and "Where does he come from, what does he do?" Recently, Mnangagwa expressed surprise that the national railways weren't running.
The president suffers from vascular dementia, according to Geza. This condition happens when blood can't flow right to brain areas, usually...
They just announced who will play at Ireland's biggest festival, Electric Picnic, this year. Hozier comes back to celebrate ten years since his first album came out. He once drew the biggest crowd ever at Electric Picnic and brings his recent hit song "Too Sweet" with him. Friday also features Chappell Roan, making her first appearance at the festival, bringing her Pink Pony Club to Ireland for only the second time ever.
Sam Fender takes the stage Saturday night, playing songs from his three award-winning albums. Also on Saturday, Norman Cook performs as his dance music persona, Fatboy Slim, at Stradbally. The festival wraps up Sunday when Kings of Leon play their set, featuring some of their massive hits from this century like "Sex On...
The head of Acholi culture, Rwot David Onen Acana II, stopped by Kitgum High School on Wednesday. He made this visit during his journey toward Ker Kal Kwaro Pajimo, which is located in Kitgum. Students cheered when they saw him arrive. School leaders and board members joined them to greet their special guest.
Mr. Opoka Christopher runs the school as head teacher. He told everyone how student numbers grew from just 170 back in 2017 when he started. Today, the school teaches 1,215 young people. Mr. Opoka asked Rwot Acana for help with money for poor students. He also requested new sleeping buildings for girl students. The school leader promised he would teach Acholi traditions to all students.
The school employs 44 teachers plus extra...
Uganda recently promised to keep fighting dirty money and terror funding by following FATF rules. The country celebrated its first year off the FATF grey list last February. FATF watches countries around the world to make sure they stop criminals from hiding illegal cash. The grey list contains countries that need extra watching because they haven't done enough against money crime.
Countries that refuse to fix problems end up on the FATF blacklist. North Korea, Iran, Myanmar, and Syria currently sit on this blacklist. Blacklisted nations face tough penalties that hurt their money systems and business deals. Banks inside these countries can't easily send or receive cash across borders.
Foreign banks avoid working with blacklisted...
Airtel Uganda just added eight brand new network towers across Fort Portal City. These towers help connect more people to phone service and the internet. The company wants everyone in the Tooro area to have better digital access. They believe strong networks help the local economy grow faster.
Mathias Busuulwa from Airtel talked about why this matters. He said good connections help tourism, businesses, schools, hospitals, and banks serve people better. Fort Portal needs reliable networks because it attracts many visitors and students. The city can become an even bigger center for education and new ideas with better Internet speed.
The company built new towers at Fort Portal Njara, Fort Portal Boma, Kijura, and five other places...
Ethiopia and Uganda started their big government meeting today at the Skylight Hotel in Addis Ababa. They call it the Fourth Session of the Joint Ministerial Commission. Both countries waited six years since their last meeting. This two-day event runs through April 4, 2025. Leaders want to make better plans for working together on politics, safety, and business.
Uganda sent Foreign Minister Odongo Jeje Abubakhar with a team of important officials. These people come from many departments, such as trade, transportation, border control, energy, natural resources, defense, and security. Both nations hope to build stronger ties across East Africa and create more business deals.
Ambassador Richard Kabonero, who runs Uganda's Regional...
KCCA leaders found big problems with city businessman Hamis Kiggundu. They say he messed with city officials who run Kampala. The Lord Mayor's team told the City Council that Ham built stuff where water needs to flow. This caused major flooding when rain hit hard. About seven people died after the recent heavy rain flooded Kampala.
Johnmary Ssebuwufu explained to the Council how rich people build on drainage paths. He pointed at Ham Kiggundu as the main culprit. These illegal buildings block water paths. Rich developers have also converted wetlands into homes and stores, which prevents these areas from soaking up extra water when it rains.
Ssebuwufu said Ham and other wealthy folks tricked officials into grabbing land where water...
