The dancing troupe comprised of Ugandan orphans delivered one of the best performances to the Canadian superstar's latest hit.
YesJulz, a curator of “vibes” and other talents that cannot be officially verified, was responsible for helping Kanye West arrange his epic Wyoming listening party for his ye album. Already knee-deep in the struggle, Yeezy enlisted the culture vulture, excuse us, social media maven to facilitate meetings between him and Ugandan officials for charity efforts.
Kanye West and his worldwide tap dance for MAGA tour are currently stationed in Africa for at least a week. Right after West met with President Donald Trump and a weird Apple store “keynote speech,” the Chicago superstar traveled to Uganda to a resort where he and his team erected a futuristic outdoors recording studio.
Kanye West put on his best tap shoes and white gloves to put on a good old-fashioned minstrel show for President Donald Trump, after which he announced he’s heading to Africa. The Chicago superstar has officially been spotted on the continent, renting out a five-star luxury resort for an entire week.
It seems French Montana is putting his money up for a great cause. The Bronx rapper, by way of Morocco, is moving forward with his long rumored health facility in Uganda.
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has been battling a public relations nightmare after the passing of his country’s Anti-Homosexuality Act, with officials saying that the law was misunderstood earlier this summer. President Museveni, feeling the economic pressure of the trade sanctions and halted international donations, is considering taking a new look at the controversial law.
The passing of an anti-gay law in Uganda this past February has officials in the African nation scrambling to refurbish their image to the global community – and restore financial support. Leaders say that the finer points of the Anti-Homosexuality Act were, in their words, “misinterpreted” by the masses.
While the much of the world is taking strides to work on equal rights regardless of sexual orientation, the African country of Uganda has taken 200 steps backwards–by publishing of the identity of their “top 200 homos” in one of their tabloid magazines.
East African rapper Jose Chameleone thought wearing a nearly $13,000 NASA-approved space suit, during his concert late last month, would be a great idea. He was wrong.
If you have a good 27 minutes to sit down and watch something that might truly motivate you to make a difference, get somewhere comfortable and watch this video. Invisible Children’s Jason Russell released this free movie online today at 9:00 EST in hopes of using the new social media generation to create real change […]
Health officials in Uganda have estimated that 80 people have recently died from drinking homemade banana gin laced with methanol, according to BBC News. Although the Uganda drink banana gin known as “Waragi” has always been popular, it has recently become one of the worst epidemics Uganda has ever dealt with. The deaths have occurred […]
New legislation in Uganda is proposing stricter rules on homosexuals in the country. A new law is under consideration that would enforce the death penalty for gays and imprisonment for their friends. Family and friends of gays that fail to report them could face up to 7 years in jail and landlords could face jail […]
