Disgraced Hollywood Producer, Harvey Weinstein, is appealing to a New York Jury for a five-year sentence before his upcoming rape conviction sentencing on Wednesday. This plea comes as he faces a potential 29-year prison term for his previous conviction on two out of five counts – criminal sexual act in the first degree and rape in the third degree. Weinsten's conviction came after he stood trial in early January on charges of rape and sexual assault.                     Following his conviction, Weinstein was sent to Rikers Island jail. Now, as his sentencing approaches, his legal team is advocating for a lighter sentence, pushing for a 5-year jail term citing a "historic fall from grace" and emphasizing his health issues. Accor...

Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood Producer, is seeking a five-year prison term from a New York Jury as he awaits his sentencing for rape conviction on Wednesday, facing a maximum of 29 years behind bars. Last month, the TV producer and film maker was convicted on two out of five counts - criminal sexual act in the first degree and rape in the third degree, potentially sentencing him to almost 29 years in prison. The 67-year-old was convicted by a jury after a trial in early January concerning charges of rape and sexual assault. Weinstein was directed to the notorious Rikers Island jail after the conviction. Ahead of his sentencing, his legal team is appealing for leniency, requesting a 5-year prison term, citing his 'historic fall from grace' and serious health issues....

During an unexpected visit to Fort Portal Regional Referral Hospital, Uganda's State Minister for Health in charge of general duties, Robinah Nabbanja, was surprised to find that the senior management team was absent from work. Nabbanja, accompanied by Kabarole Resident District Commissioner (RDC) Stephen Asiimwe, was greeted by the hospital's cleaners and receptionist, who guided her around the facility. "I am astounded that the hospital management team, including the director and the administrator, are not present. My decision to visit the hospital was prompted by concerns raised by the local MPs and the public," expressed Nabbanja. Nabbanja emphasized the need to enhance the quality of services at the hospital, which caters to nin...

Expressing his opinion about marriage and polygamy, a man took to Facebook to share his thoughts.   In his post, Amadi Ejim voiced the belief that men are "polygamous in nature," asserting that God "multiplied women on earth to suit the polygamous nature of men."   He went on to claim that the concept of monogamy in Africa was introduced by Western countries in an attempt to reduce the population of the continent.   Furthermore, he argued that from a biblical standpoint, it is not a sin to marry more than one wife, citing the rationale that "it is better to marry than to burn." However, he emphasized that it is indeed a serious transgression to be in a monogamous marriage and still engage in extramarital affairs.   Additionally, he made a controversial comparison by qualifying wome...