On the swearing in ceremony of Kenya's President and his deputy, Dr. William Ruto referred to Ugandan President - Yoweri Museveni as "the father of the region" which didn't sit well with some people especially Ugandans. But isn't he fit for that title! 

Zendaya won her second Emmy Award for best actress in a drama series for her portrayal as Rue in "Euphoria." Her win made history as she is the only Black woman to win two Emmys in this category. 

Would you agree that people never quit cheating, they just get better at hiding it? According to our caller - Sheila, cheating is a deal breaker because by the time she catches her partner cheating, it wouldn't be the first he is doing it.

Joint security teams including intelligence organs have picked interest in the reports of suspected assassins who are said to be trailing Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among.

Some residents in Australia are calling for a change to the illustrations on their banknotes following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, saying they do not want to see King Charles's image adorn them. It comes shortly after the Australian National Bank announced that a portrait of King Charles III would replace Her Majesty on their five-dollar bills on Friday. His image will also soon be seen on coins.

According to Olive, side chicks with time feel the need to be the main lady because of the priority that is given to them. And as of Fatboy, being the side dude is a guarantee of having a good time without necessarily footing any bill!

Will bodycams help rebuild trust between the city authority and communities? Today on the Fatboy Show, we talk to Robert Kalumba, the Public Relations Officer at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) about the procurement of body cameras for their law enforcement officers.

Fatboy and Sarah talk about how some Africans and their leaders have celebrated the death of Queen Elizabeth the second because of the British colonialism. However, according to Fatboy, the late Queen Victoria should be blamed and not Queen Elizabeth II.

Whereas social media today helps people communicate with family, and friends and carry out business, it is increasingly prompting many to live beyond their financial means. A survey released by Citizen Relations proved that 56% of the Canadian aged between 18 and 30 were living beyond their means because of the influence exerted by social networks.

Arthur Musinguzi is an Online Writer on the climate & environment. He is an Editor, Journalist and Communications person by profession with 10 years of experience.  He is passionate about the extractives and energy industry, travel and tourism, innovations and technology, among other things. Arthur Musinguzi is a Digital Media Strategist, Online Editor and a Seasoned Influencer trained by DW Akademie.