We’ve all been there. You’ve set a goal, and after a few weeks into your new routine, the shine has started to wear off. It’s getting a little harder to climb that hill. But it’s important to remember that not only are you not alone, but seriously successful people, like
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By: Dr Harnet Bokrezio Are you an African Diaspora on holiday in your home country this festive season? Have thought of investing home but fear the many challenges of doing business in Africa? It is not a secret that that there are issues like corruption, conflict, and power cuts that
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola reiterated his belief his side will not go through the Premier League season unbeaten after their 18-game top-flight winning run was ended by a goalless draw at Crystal Palace. City conceded an injury-time penalty but goalkeeper Ederson saved from Luka Milivojevic, prompting Match of the
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un has said he has a nuclear launch button on his desk at all times so the US "will never be able to start a war", reports BBC. In a televised New Year speech, he said the entire US was within range of North Korean nuclear
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In his New Year Message delivered at his Country Home in Rwakitura on December31, 2017, President Yoweri Museveni blasted religious leaders for failing to do what they are supposed to by meddling into politics. “Some of our religious people are so full of arrogance. They talk most authoritatively on all
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Kenya’s economy expanded at the slowest pace since December 2013 as a government-imposed cap on commercial lending rates, a drought and disputed elections weighed on growth in the world’s largest exporter of black tea, reports Bloomberg. The gross domestic product in East Africa’s largest economy expanded by 4.4 percent from
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Huawei Technologies Co. warned of its slowest revenue growth since 2013, despite making headway against Apple Inc. in global smartphones, reports Bloomberg. Revenue at China’s biggest telecommunications gear maker probably rose 15 percent to 600 billion yuan ($92 billion) in 2017, rotating Chief Executive Officer Ken Hu said in a
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By Stephen Kaboyo 2017 has been patchy with respect to economic activity. There was a general slowdown in almost all sectors of the economy. A number of economic factors inhibited economic expansion for much of the year and these were; weak consumer demand, weak currency, inflationary pressures driven by high food prices
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Bitcoin resumed its slide Thursday, dipping below $14,000 as the cryptocurrency’s dizzying drop from a record set 10 days ago intensified. The latest blow to the world’s biggest cryptocurrency came from South Korea, where the government said it was eyeing options for stamping out a frenzy of speculation, including a potential
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If you've had enough of disappointing first dates, this new app could herald a new era of dating where you have sexual chemistry with every person you meet. A genetics-based app called Pheramor has pinpointed 11 genes that link to our pheromones and therefore whether we are sexually compatible with
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