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Museveni sworn-in as US, EU envoys walk out
The representatives of the United States of America and European Union countries yesterday walked out of President Museveni’s swearing-in ceremony at Kololo ceremonial grounds because
Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff to face impeachment trial
Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff is to face trial after the Senate voted to impeach and suspend her. Ms Rousseff is accused of illegally manipulating finances
Nigerian leader whose country was branded ‘fantastically corrupt’
The Nigerian president has demanded action from David Cameron rather than an apology after the Prime Minister branded his country ‘fantastically corrupt’. Muhammadu Buhari made
Kenya detains African Union diplomat over hotel debt
Kenyan authorities have detained an African Union (AU) diplomat for non-settlement of Ksh3.6 million ($35,798) incurred during a 2012 conference he organised at Nairobi’s Laico
Germany: Knifeman screaming ‘Allahu Akbar’ kills one person, seriously injuring other three
A man screaming ‘Allahu Akbar’ killed one passenger and seriously injured three more after knifing them at a commuter train station in Germany on this
Nairobi survivors freed from Nairobi rubble six days after collapse
Four people have been rescued from the ruins of a residential building in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, six days after it collapsed in heavy rains. The
All former presidential candidates invited for Museveni swearing in
Government has sent out invitations to all persons who stood for presidency during the February 18 elections for president Museveni’s swearing in ceremony next week,
Brazil court suspends Lower House Speaker Eduardo Cunha
Brazil’s top court has suspended Lower House Speaker Eduardo Cunha from his mandate, following a request by the country’s attorney general, officials say. He has
Rwandan rebels hack 18 to death in volatile eastern DR Congo, official says
Suspect members of FDLR, a Rwandan rebel group based in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killed 18 civilians in a village in the volatile eastern
Home News National National 5,000 government primary schools rotting away
Classroom structures at four in every 10 government-aided primary schools are disintegrating or non-existent, a top Ministry of Education official admitted yesterday, validating claims that
