The bad game is back..Auditions are on for Big Brother Africa 4 and this time it is going to be a lot different from what you are used to. This September Big Brother will be screening on tellies near you and not predictable anymore.

Uganda was represented by a male housemate in BBA3 and it could be a male this time depending on how the audtions go because it does not necessarily have to be a female but the one who will impress the judges.

With 40 Cameras and 100 microphones you... Read More

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"Tonight!" announced Davina McCall in her trademark revelation which opens Big Brother, "16 people will move into THAT house. They have no idea that NONE of them are housemates."

A whole 12 months and this was the Big Idea that Channel 4's brightest, most dynamic marketing people had come up with.

The "housemates" had to earn Big Brother housemate status - which is like having to earn the status of village idiot.

"We are back!" Davina bo... Read More

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And so the new series of Big Brother (and therefore the madness) begins.

And I have to say, I'm already loving it! Well, summer just wouldn't be the same without me being at home at 10pm of a night, watching a bunch of weirdos go slowly insane.(And no, I don't have a life. Well, not while Big Bro's on anyway.)

But first thing's first, what on earth was Davina wearing at the launch last night? Some kind of S&M shiny leather dress that did nothing for... Read More

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Now for the next victims...

21.20

It's a curly-haired Alex Zane-alike called Kris, but with extra face fuzz, who thinks he's God's gift to women. In which case, we hope he kept the receipt.

Well, he works in fashion retail, so our statutory rights won't be affected if we want a refund, ladies. We're not sure we want to keep him for a whole 28 days anyway...

Who's next on the conveyor belt?

21.23

Ah. It's a brunette Barbie doll (ca... Read More

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I followed the recent USA presidential election, initially with indifference but towards the end of the Democratic Party Nomination race, with an intense study of the eventual winner of both the nomination and the White House race.

As a political non-aligned but very much aware youth, I took notes and I have garnered enough to share with fellow African youth with aspirations to become President of Your country one day.There were many lessons that came out of the campaign by B... Read More

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