A + After reaching the final of the popular UK talent show Britain's Got Talent, a group of children from Uganda are on the verge of glory thanks to their stunning dance moves and bubbly personalities. After becoming the first act to receive a "golden buzzer" from one of the judges before they had even finished performing, they have already made history. This sent them straight through to Wednesday's semi-last, where they got most open votes, meaning they are presently among the 10 demonstrations partaking in Sunday's conclusive. The six children, who range in age from five to thirteen, all come from poor families in Kampala, Uganda's capital. Dauda Kavuma, the children's guardian turned manager, took in the children and took care of them. He stated to the BBC that he hoped their success would serve as an inspiration to other children who were raised in similar circumstances. "We feel so happy to continue doing this and to give all the underprivilege...
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