Author: Zaraon Thryss
Zaraon Thryss is a dynamic multimedia journalist, culture commentator, and digital storyteller with a particular interest in human interest features, contemporary society, and global cultural trends. He is committed to producing engaging, insightful reporting that elevates diverse voices, drives meaningful public dialogue, and adheres to the highest standards of editorial rigor and integrity.
KAMPALA, UGANDA — The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs has issued a rebuttal to a report published by The Nile Post under the headline “Justice…
NAIROBI, KENYA — East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) Member of Parliament Falhada Iman has issued a public apology following a physical altercation with Nominated MP…
KAMPALA, UGANDA — The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday affirmed the allocation of 52 million euros (approximately UGX 212.67 trillion) in reparations to the victims…
X, the social media platform, is implementing stricter guidelines for parody accounts in an effort to reduce confusion and impersonation. Effective April 10, accounts that…
The UK government has announced a strategic adjustment to its electric vehicle (EV) sales targets, aiming to provide relief to the domestic automotive industry grappling…
KAMPALA, UGANDA — Uganda is experiencing a notable increase in power outages and load shedding, prompting widespread concern and calls for accountability from relevant authorities. This…
NAIROBI, KENYA — Comedian Vincent Mwasya, widely known as Chipukeezy, has been appointed Assistant Director of Protocol and Events in the Executive Office of the President,…
KAMPALA, UGANDA — Makindye East MP Derrick Nyeko has vehemently refuted claims made by Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Norbert Mao, accusing him of spreading…
NAIROBI, KENYA — The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has initiated investigations into two separate vehicle theft incidents in Nairobi and its environs, one occurring…
KAMPALA, UGANDA — A study conducted by Makerere University’s Department of Population Studies has revealed a critical health crisis among young women working in Ugandan…