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[Daily News] TANZANIAN celebrities including sports personalities and artists have been urged to use their social media accounts to promote tourist attractions available in our country.

[UN News] Speaking ahead of International Albinism Awareness Day on Monday 13 June, a group of seven United Nations human rights experts* hails the fast-growing movement to defend the human rights of persons with albinism, and their increased engagement to fight for their rights. However, they warn that the way ahead is still long and fraught with hurdles.

[Monitor] Gulu -The Acholi Paramount Chief, Rwot David Onen Acana II, has lashed out at Acholi leaders, accusing them of being "greedy" and only good at insulting him.

[Monitor] Kampala -Ugandans have been urged to join hands and accumulate capital which will enable them participate in mega government projects currently being taken up by foreign firms resulting in capital flight.

[Monitor] A few nights ago, I pulled out a DVD I had previously watched, Drumline: A New Beat. I had read a review by our resident movie reviewer Brenda. She said it was okay. Not great but not too bad. Just okay. Other reviewers were not as kind. They said we were better off sleeping than wasting an hour and more watching it. But I could not keep myself away. The prequel movie Drumline was sooo good. We had watched it over and again and I just wanted to see what this sequel was like. Brenda was right. It was okay.

[Monitor] Buikwe -After picking away victories in their respective semifinal first legs, Vipers and Onduparaka were always strong favourites to contest next Saturday's Uganda Cup final.

[SNA] Khartoum -Joint talks between Ministries of Minerals in the Sudan and the South Sudan State , which were co-chaired by Minister of Minerals, Dr Ahmed Sadiq Al-Karouri and Minister of Minerals of South Sudan State, Taban Deng, started here Sunday.

[Daily News] MAINLAND envoys Young Africans left the country on Sunday for Turkey, where they are set to pitch a five-day camp in readiness for the opening CAF Confederation Cup group match against Mouloudia Olympique Bejaia of Algeria.

[The Herald] "Though street art hasn't developed that much in Zimbabwe, there is a brighter future for it because of the passion that I saw in the young stars."

[The Herald] Zimbabwe's biggest seed producer, Seed Co Limited defied the effects of El Nino experienced in the year to March 31, 2016 by posting a 3 percent increase in annual profit to $15,4 million from $15 million the previous year.