Godfrey Lutaaya is a third-year student of Law at Uganda Christian University (MUKONO).

Also doing a data and privacy law course at the Council of Europe, Lutaaya, in this episode, the Data Protection and Privacy Activist breaks down the laws that protect people online in Uganda and also advises people on how to protect themselves online.

An Israeli startup has successfully carried out the world's first artificial cornea transplant, restoring the sight of a 78-year-old man.

Dutch graduate Indy Mellink, 23, has replaced the king, queen and jack with gold, silver and bronze cards.

With so much unnecessary death in 2020, it’s surprising that in many countries, at least according to preliminary numbers, there was one significant group that actually saw its death rates fall: children.

Purity Kategaya Wako is a nutritionist. Crystal talked to her for tips on balancing your diet, the right way to take juice and hacks on weight loss.

The wearable technology called a Moodbeam isn't here to monitor your physical health. Instead, it allows your employer to track your emotional state.

In Quebec, Canada, a four-week-long curfew has been implemented, which requires residents to stay in their homes from 8pm in the evening until 5am in the mornings.

As with all restrictions, there are a few exemptions to the rule - for essential workers who need to travel and also for those who need to walk their dogs.

One woman reportedly attempted to use the latter exemption for her own benefit on Saturday evening, shortly after the curfew came into effect.

A SLIPPER-lover could be a shoe-in for a £40,000-a-year role - to wear comfy footwear all day during the lockdown.

Bedroom Athletics recently announced it was hiring a man and woman to be "Slipper Testers" to test and review its latest designs - and pay them for the privilege.

Jacklene Arinda speaks on how she left her role as the chief executive of S24 , or Smart24, TV, and the new company she's set to roll out.

It was all going so well until the waitress confronted the man after the meal, but people on social media agreed that the man hadn't acted unreasonably