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Latest Ugandan Lifestyle News & Trends | Pulse UgandaExperts warn against trendy phone cases loved by Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner
5 key signs you're addicted to your phone and why it matters
Smartphone addiction may not be as widely recognised as substance addiction, but experts warn it could be just as destructive and is alarmingly widespread.Ultra-rare all-black penguin spotted on remote island
Photographer Yves Adams had a once-in-a-lifetime encounter this November when he landed at St Andrews Bay, South Georgia Island, located in the South Atlantic Ocean. A colleague alerted him to the presence of a striking, all-black king penguin amidst the colony.Third season of 'Conversessions' promises unforgettable music experiences
This digital music series, famed for its unique acoustic style, will run for six months, culminating in May 2025. Fans can expect an even bigger and better showcase of Ugandan music and artistry, enriched by personal, vulnerable, and unexpected "Conversessions."Fashion, entertainment extravaganza await at LC Waikiki collection launch
The launch is slated for 2 PM on Saturday, November 23, outside the LC Waikiki storeHow to know if your Yaka meter is updated
To confirm whether your Yaka meter has been successfully upgraded, the steps depend on the meter version.AUMEX 2024 brings global music experts to Uganda
This year’s Amplify Uganda Music Expo (AUMEX) is shaping up to be a groundbreaking event, uniting top-tier industry leaders, international delegates, and emerging talents in the vibrant city of Kampala, Uganda, from November 22–23.Final question that crowned Denmark’s Victoria Theilvig Miss Universe 2024
The final question that crowned Denmark’s Victoria Kjær Theilvig Miss Universe 2024Denmark celebrates 2024 with Miss Supranational Europe and Miss Universe titles
Victoria Larsen, crowned Miss Supranational Europe 2024, and Victoria Kjaer Theilvig, crowned Miss Universe 2024, have brought unparalleled glory to their homeland, elevating Denmark’s presence in the world of beauty, culture, and diplomacy.Why ‘Rolex’ is Uganda’s national food
Ugandan Rolex, commonly referred to as Rolex, is an urban Ugandan largely inexpensive food item prepared by combining an egg omelette and vegetables wrapped in a chapati.Why are standards falling in Ugandan poetry?
Nowadays, everyone is a poet. And if you are not one, there is a willing audience just waiting to christen you one.Day in the life of serial cheater: How to tell your wife has a boyfriend
How to tell your wife has a boyfriendBook Review: Ann Handley's 'Everybody writes'
She argues that anybody can improve their writing, but they must put in the work.Nsenene more nutritious than chicken
Nsenene are the undisputed champions of keeping us healthy. They contain the following ingredients:Why men need to talk about fertility issues more openly
Fertility issues can be tough to face, but they’re a reality for many men.5 Deep questions to ask yourself before 2025
Self-reflection is essential, and taking time to ask ourselves the right questions can help move you into 2025 with a renewed sense of purpose.5 countries where trade by barter still exists
Bartering may seem like a thing of the past, but some countries practice it.3 situations where a person’s true colours always show, according to psychology
The concept of communal narcissism gained traction after a study on the subject was published in 2018 in the Journal of Research in Personality.A night of nostalgia and luxury at Chef’s Table event in Kampala
On Saturday evening, November 9, the Chef’s Table event captivated Kampala’s food enthusiasts with a delightful second edition held in the intimate setting of Kardamom & Koffee.3creasons why Balthazar is the bedroom bully-in-chief
Many men took a shine to the supposed winnings of this otherwise happily married man with six kids. They also found his wife extremely easy on the eyes, if you may