The Ugandan Gov’t Setting Up “Social Media Monitoring Unit”

The Ugandan government has unveiled plans to put in place a special unit of security officers to keep a close eye on social media platforms.

“Social Media Monitoring Unit” in the making

Security Minister Muruli Mukasa on Thursday said government will no longer tolerate individuals who misuse use Facebook, Twitter and other social networks to destroy the government’s reputation.

“We are in the process of setting up a Social Media Monitoring Unit to weed out those who use it to damage the government and people’s reputations. Offences committed on social media will have to be penalized,” said Muruli.

The Minister was speaking at the

Twilight Stars Split again as Kristine was caught Flirting with her Ex !

“It does look like this time it’s over for good. He simply can’t trust her.”

Robert Pattinson moves out after Kristen's texts to ex-fling
Robert Pattinson moves out R-Packz ... Robert Pattinson's truck is filled with his belongings

ROBERT PATTINSON has become a bit of an expert at packing his stuff over the past 12 months.

Here he is, once again, with all his worldly possessions lobbed into the back of his pick-up as his relationship with KRISTEN STEWART

Tactical Analysis: What Fellaini would bring to Manchester United?

Fellaini would be a real dynamite for Manchester United in the Midfield

The news that David Moyes is going to be the Manchester United manager next season has only fuelled speculation that some of Everton’s star performers might leave Goodison Park and follow Moyes to Manchester United. Marouane Fellaini has as such been linked with a potential move to the Champions. Fellaini has been in fine form this season for Everton, but would be a viable signing for United?

Where is Fellaini’s best position?
Many people believe Fellaini to be a potential defensive midfielder for their respective clubs, but in truth he has been most effective for Everton as a

What Manuel Pellegrini would bring to Manchester City

 Pellegrini's sides attack methodically rather than frantically. City would be less naive in Europe than under Roberto Mancini

The Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini prefers controlled dominance rather than constant waves of attack.

Flexibility in formations
Manuel Pellegrini is not a system-based manager who sticks to a rigid formation  he's flexible with his shape, building a side that suits his best attacking talents. At Villarreal he moved between a fluid 4-4-2 and a more dangerous 4-3-1-2 that allowed Juan Román Riquelme to play in his favoured role behind the strikers; at Real Madrid it was either a midfield diamond or a 4-2-3-1; at Málaga his favoured 4-2-3-1 has occasionally

Tatanic II to Set Sail in 2016

Titanic 11 all set

All aboard the Titanic? that won’t be such a crazy thought, If an Australian billionaire keeps his word. Clive Palmer unveiled a design for a new cruse ship, a full-sized replica of the Titanic.

According to USA Today, he says the ship will be built in China and make it’s first voyage in 2016.
One thing Palmer won’t talk about is the expected cost of building the ship, however he says he’s received a big response from

Sony launches a Water proof Xperia ZR: Meet the pool party Smart phone

Xperia ZR: meet the pool party phone

Sony just unveiled a new addition to its Xperia line, a waterproof and dustproof handset with mid-range specifications and a 4.6-inch 720p display.

Let’s give a warm welcome to the newest member of the Xperia family. After the Xperia Z and its more compact sibling the Xperia ZL wooed us with their sleek designs and great building quality, Sony tries to capitalize on the momentum with another

And the World’s Most Educated Country Is…

Check out the Worlds top 10 most Educated Countries

With spiking tuition costs, insurmountable loan balances, and the unemployment rate for recent college graduates hovering around 53%, it’s clear that a college education hasn’t gotten the best rap lately. Despite the ongoing financial woes across the globe, though, many think that college is still worth the investment.

A new study shows that we’ve continued to flock to institutions of higher learning, enrolling at record rates over the past few years. Not surprisingly, the percentage of adults with degrees soared highest in developed nations, reaching 30% in 2010. But which of these nations