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UPDF rescues 105 from South Sudan
The UPDF on Friday evacuated 105 people from Juba, 88 of who are Ugandans. Two Ugandans were critically injured and were rescued by Chief of Defence
China rejects US corn on fears over genetic modification
China has rejected 545,000 tons of imported US corn found to contain an unapproved genetically modified strain. An unapproved strain called MIR162 was found in 12
S Sudan on precipice of civil war,Obama warns
US President Barack Obama has warned that South Sudan is on the “precipice” of a civil war, after clashes in the capital Juba spread around
South Sudan Army Loses Control of Northern Town
South Sudan’s military announced that it is no longer in control of Bor, a town north of the capital, after fighting spread there following what
CAR death toll much higher than thought, says Amnesty
Former rebels in the Central African Republic killed almost 1,000 people in a two-day rampage this month, double an earlier UN estimate, Amnesty International has
S.Sudan opposition leader denies coup attempt
South Sudan’s wanted opposition leader Riek Machar on Wednesday denied government accusations he tried to stage a coup, saying the president was using the claim
EAC considers alternative funding for its operations
The East African Community (EAC) is considering new funding options for its operations. It has proposed to partner states the reduction of one per cent
Japan sets out defence strategy amid China tensions
Japan’s cabinet has approved a new national security strategy and increased defence spending in a move widely seen as aimed at China. Over the next five
Children killed in DR Congo attack, say UN peacekeepers
Most appeared to have been hacked to death on Friday and Saturday in two villages in North Kivu, including three girls who were raped and
South Sudan repulses Coup Attempt
Disgruntled soldiers and politicians led by a former vice president attempted to overthrow the South Sudanese government, a top government official said Monday, as sporadic
