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Rwanda attends the ECCAS Summit for its first time since its reintegration
The Head of State Paul Kagame and his delegation has attended the ECCAS sumiit for the first time since Rwanda reintegrated the community after its
Over 100 people including police officers have died and 149 arrested in the clashes
The Government has warned politicians against politicizing the Kasese clashes.Internal affairs minister, Jeje Odongo, said the clashes are not political as alleged by opposition politicians.
KATIE HOPKINS: I came to Cuba a commie-hater ready to bury Castro …
There has been much said about the death of Fidel Castro. There was jubilation in the streets of Miami, where exiled Cubans celebrated the passing of
46 royal guards killed in attack on Rwenzururu Palace
The Uganda Police Force have confirmed that 46 royal guards were killed in an offensive at Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu Palace in Kasese District on Sunday.
Amazing facts about Africa you probably don’t know
1. The Gambia has only one university. 2. Equatorial Guinea is Africa’s only spanish speaking country. 3. South Africa is the most visited African country.
Uganda police arrest Rwenzururu king over deadly clashes
Police in western Uganda have arrested the king of Rwenzururu over clashes between officers and militia which have left at least 55 people dead. Charles
Museveni blames shifts in UK, US politics on foreign aggression
President Museveni has explained the recent shifts in global politics that saw business mogul Donald Trump defeat the former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton
Bamenda protests: Mass arrests in Cameroon
At least 100 people have been arrested following days of protests against the use of French in courts and schools in English-speaking parts of Cameroon.
Deadly collapse at Chinese power station
At least 40 people have been killed when a platform collapsed at a construction site in China’s Jiangxi province. The accident took place at a
1,000 East African skulls, bones still held in Berlin
More than 1,000 skulls and bones belonging to East Africans and brought to Germany for racial “scientific” research during the colonial era are still in
