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Keep us posted! 2 days ago in Uganda, newspapers announced that the current president, Museveni (abbreviated in the press as "M7"), aims to stay in power until 2021.

The generation gap really hit home when the teacher announced that the current song, "Tiny Dancer," was being sung by Tim McGraw.

In addition, the president's office announced that the current police chief of Kabul, Gen. Mohammad Ayoub Salangi, would be made a deputy interior minister, in charge of security affairs.

At 34, in his 13th year as a professional basketball player, & his 7th year as Captain of the Boston Celtics, Bob Cousy has announced that the current season will be his last.

In the UK, the Conservative government has announced that the current 15 hours of free nursery provision is to be increased to 30 hours, largely to further boost women's employment, and the policy is supported by Labour.

The noble bassoonist Milan Turkovic, a renowned soloist and a founder of the long-running Ensemble Wien-Berlin, has announced that the current Chamber Music Society season will be his last because of pressing commitments at home in Europe; obviously the group wanted to make the most of his presence.

By announcing that the current revision of Japan's defence guidelines would allow it to send ships to support American military operations in the Taiwan Strait, Mr Kajiyama was out to embarrass Koichi Kato, a political rival within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) and the number-two man in the government.

It would also be ideologically unacceptable in China to announce that the current international order sustained by American primacy should be welcomed.

The group also announced that John Walden, the current head of the Argos business, will become chief executive.

Three days later, using infection rates from August, the CDC announced that at the current rate of infection, there would be 1.5 million cases of Ebola in Liberia in three months.

On Twitter Friday evening, Trump announced that Mick Mulvaney, the current Director of the Office of Management, will serve as acting chief of staff, but he's still seeking someone permanent for the gig.