By Charles Ochen Okwir
15th Oct 2012:
Guests at the London event - October 6
London – The bright autumn day of October 6 was only matched by their silver-white grey hair, and perhaps, one might add – the nostalgic warmth that exudes from their beaming faces whenever they bumped into anyone who looked Ugandan in their piercing blue eyes.
Here, at The Royal Over-Seas League, located in the middle of London’s posh (more…)
By Online Team
15th Oct 2012:
The government of Uganda has deployed military personnel to its border with Kenya in a bid to (more…)
By Online Team
15th Oct 2012:
The year 2011 saw dramatic changes in Africa’s governance landscape. Unprecedented popular demonstrations in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya led to the overturning of a century of autocratic rule in (more…)
By John Stephen Katende
15th Oct 2012:
BBC World News will, in the run-up to the Kenyan general elections in March 2013, turn the spotlight on the East African country to explore the surprising and yet the inspiring stories of what’s (more…)
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By Sharon Tibenda
8th Oct 2012:
Gate to Besigye's residence
A combined force of heavily armed soldiers, police officers, and plain cloth security operatives, have, in a tragic twist, used the midnight cover of darkness to break into and violently storm the residence of Dr. Kizza Besigye, the president of the leading opposition party Forum for Democratic Change (FDC).
The purpose of the violent midnight raid wasn’t immediately clear (more…)
By George Murumba
8th Oct 2012:
King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru’s Toro Kingdom has officially petitioned President Yoweri Museveni over what the Kingdom considers to be (more…)
By Charles Ochen Okwir
8th Oct 2012:
Mombasa, Kenya: On the night of August 12, three Ugandan army Mi-24 helicopter gunships operating under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) umbrella crashed in (more…)
By John Stephen Katende
8th Oct 2012:
Retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa has won a $1m award for “speaking truth to power”. The Mo Ibrahim Foundation, a London-based charitable organisation that has (more…)
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