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Daily Monitor Sunday May 09 2021 Afro-soul guitarist and crooner Kenneth Mugabi performs with Angella Kalule at the unveiling of Mugabi’s Ugandan album in Kampala, 2019. PHOTO/GABRIEL BUULE Summary With live concerts and shows still restricted to deter the spread of Covid-19, the musicians are thriving on the Internet as a distribution channel for their music Advertisement Jazz saxophonist Caesar Kajura, and Afro-soul guitarist and crooner Kenneth Mugabi are among the African artistes thriving on the Internet as a distribution channel for their music as the continent continues to absorb the health and economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. With live concerts and shows, the biggest sources of income, still restricted to deter the spread of Covid-19, coupled with the poor collection of royalties in most African countries, some musicians are now relying on web-based music service providers for regular payouts amid the challenges that hinder the pene ....
Daily Monitor Tuesday March 16 2021 Summary The Mpondwe–Lhubiriha town council chairperson, Mr Selevester Masereka Mapoze, urged government to establish a fire brigade to protect lives and properties, saying three incidents of fire have been registered in the town council. Advertisement Government with funding from the World Bank has established a one-stop border point at Mpondwe to promote cross border trade and facilitate movement of goods and people between Uganda and DR Congo. Mpondwe is one of the busiest border points due to its drastic growth in the volumes of trade in the last five years. Government said the border point will also enhance revenue collection for both countries. ....
if a conservative takes on the tough issues of debt and deficits, a conservative can win. sean: look at what happens. look at how vicious this got. absolutely demonized. think about it. the democrat it s okay, they sent bill clinton out, who is not singing the same songa the president. remember, the president derided any of the critics against scott walker, he sent his labor secretary and she said, my brothers, my sisters and after they won, joe biden came to the unions and said we owe you, three magic words. where was the white house? where were they? this was a huge message. wisconsin is a very, very critical state this. will be a damaging blow and don t ask/don t tell other governors, you can cross the unions and survive. sean: i think it tells them thatn in spite of the pressure, if you hold the line and make your case, the principled case for the economy of your state to bring jobs and balance the ....