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Zari Hassan Speaks Out on Zuchu and Tanasha:   "Zuchu is Pretty Feisty" Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan recently shared her candid thoughts on Tanzanian singers Zuchu and Tanasha Donna. In a revealing interview, Zari praised Zuchu's confidence and sass, while also offering some words of advice to Tanasha. *Zuchu: The "Pretty Feisty" Singer* Zari Hassan had nothing but praise for Zuchu, describing her as "pretty feisty." She admired Zuchu's confidence and willingness to speak her mind, qualities that have contributed to her success in the music industry. *Tanasha Donna: "Too Much of a Good Girl"* In contrast, Zari offered some words of caution to Tanasha Donna. While acknowledging Tanasha's talent and beauty, Zari advised her to be more assertive and stand up for herself. According to Zari, Tanasha's "good girl" image may be holding her back from reaching her full potential. *Zari's Advice:...

East Africa Embraces Olympic Legacy as IOC Leader Makes Final Stop in Uganda The world of sports has long been a unifying force, bridging cultural divides and inspiring generations. As the International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach embarked on his farewell tour, he made a poignant stop in Uganda, highlighting the country's remarkable progress in sports development and refugee inclusion initiatives. This visit marked a significant milestone in East Africa's Olympic journey, underscoring the region's dedication to promoting peace, unity, and development through sports. *A Legacy of Inclusion* President Bach's visit to Uganda was a testament to the country's commitment to inclusivity in sports. Uganda has been at the forefront of promoting refugee inclusion initiatives, providing a safe haven for refugees to engage in sports and rebuild their lives. The IOC has been instrumental in supporting these initiatives, providing funding and resourc...

International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action: Clearing the Path to a Safer World On April 4th, the world comes together to observe the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action. This day serves as a poignant reminder of the devastating impact of landmines and other explosive remnants of war on communities worldwide. * The Devastating Legacy of Landmines* Landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) continue to claim lives, maim, and displace people long after conflicts have ended. These hidden dangers litter the landscapes of over 60 countries, hindering development, perpetuating poverty, and instilling fear in the hearts of those who live amidst them. *The Human Cost* The statistics are staggering: - Over 60 countries are contaminated with landmines and UXO. - Every year, landmines and UXO kill or injure over 15,000 people, mostly civilians. - Children, women, and men are equally affected, with many survivors suffering lifelong dis...

The Beauty of Imperfection: Learning to Love Ourselves As I sit here, reflecting on my own journey, I am reminded of the countless times I've struggled to accept myself. The moments of self-doubt, the fears of not being good enough, and the relentless pursuit of perfection. But what if I told you that perfection is not only unattainable, but it's also a myth that's holding us back from truly living? We're constantly bombarded with messages telling us that we need to be better, look better, and achieve more. We're made to feel like we're not enough, like we're flawed and imperfect. But here's the thing: imperfection is what makes us human. Think about it. Our scars tell stories of resilience and survival. Our wrinkles reveal a life well-lived, with laughter and tears etched on our faces. Our quirks and flaws make us unique, like a beautifully crafted puzzle piece that fits only us. So why do we spend so much time trying to hide our imperfectio...