Ugandan athlete Rebecca Cheptegei set on fire by boyfriend. She is dead

onetrainafrica3 days ago01 mins

She died at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret where she was admitted to the ICU. MTRH acting Director Dr Owen Menach confirmed she died last night after all her organs failed “Unfortunately, we lost her after all her organs failed last night,” said Dr Menach. He said the hospital would give a…

“Dog Day” a new sound on Internet.

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Who is Mama D?

onetrainafrica8 months ago8 months ago01 mins

Ugandan chef Dorcus Mirembe, popularly known as Mama D, set a Guinness World Record as an individual by breaking an Irishman’s record for cooking for nearly 120 hours. Mama D’s current cooking time is 123 hours and 20 minutes, counting from the time this report was filed. She began her cooking journey on Dec. 23…

Google celebrates 25 years

onetrainafrica12 months ago05 mins

Google, everyone’s favourite search engine, turned 25 years old on Wednesday and is celebrating its birthday with a doodle. Taking a “walk down memory lane”, the company showcased different doodles on its birthday over the years. The latest one comes with a GIF which turns ‘Google’ into ‘G25gle’ – marking the 25 years. Once you…

iPhone 15: Apple forced to ditch lightning charger.

Kelly Leal12 months ago03 mins

Apple has confirmed its new iPhone will not feature its proprietary lightning charging port, after the EU forced the change. The tech giant said that the iPhone 15, unveiled at its annual event on Tuesday, would use a USB-C cable as the “universally accepted standard”. A new Apple Watch series was also unveiled with a…

Microsoft criticises proposed UN cybercrime treaty.

Kelly Leal1 year ago03 mins

Microsoft’s main concerns are that the treaty should not provide an avenue for authoritarian states to criminalise online content, introduce new surveillance powers, expand cross-border government access to personal data, or potentially criminalise common security practices because of ambiguity in the text. UN treaty (drafted by UN Cybercrime Ad Hoc Committee on Cybercrime) released in…