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One million Ugandans suffer from diabetes – health ministry
A study by the Ministry of Health has revealed that one million Ugandans, of which 100,000 are children, are currently suffering from diabetes. The revelation
Who’s who in the race to be UN chief
An ex-president, three former prime ministers, several ex-foreign ministers and even a part-time poet are all campaigning to become the next UN secretary-general. The election
North Korean Leader Solidifies Power With Nuclear Defiance
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s grip on power is now “unshakable” following the country’s recent nuclear test and rocket launch, a South Korean official
Makerere lecturer arrested over rape
A 58-year old lecturer in the faculty of Natural Sciences has been detained on allegations that he raped a first year female student, who was
Somalia al-Shabab: US drone strike targets militant chief
The US military says it has targeted a vehicle carrying three al-Shabab militants in a drone strike in Somalia. A Pentagon spokesman named the main
South Africa’s Jacob Zuma ‘sorry’ over Nkandla scandal
President Jacob Zuma has apologised to South Africans in an effort to end to a long-running scandal over improper state spending at his private home.
Brussels attacks: Airport ‘ready to partially reopen
The Brussels airport hit by deadly bomb attacks says it is ready to partially reopen but flights will not restart until Friday evening at the
A bearded Islamic State militant towers over kneeling prisoners before beheading them
A bearded Islamic State militant towers over kneeling prisoners before beheading them in the middle of a busy street in Iraq. His bulk led to
Migrants make the perilous trip from Libya to Italy – including 1,569 rescued in just one day
Thousands of migrants are making the perilous crossing from Libya into Italy since the EU crackdown on the route from Turkey to Greece. Yesterday alone
US pulls Tanzanian aid worth $470m over Zanzibar vote
A US government aid agency has pulled $472m (£331m) of funding for a Tanzanian electricity project after criticising elections in Zanzibar. The Millennium Challenge Corporation
