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Central African Republic peacekeepers to be sent home over ‘sex abuse’
More than 100 UN peacekeepers will be sent home from the Central African Republic after an investigation into sex abuse allegations, the UN says. The
Julian Assange ‘will surrender’ if UN rules against him
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has said he will turn himself over to UK police on Friday if a UN panel rules he has not been
Gen Sejusa remanded to Luzira prison
Former intelligence chief and outspoken critic of President Museveni has been charged and remanded to Luzira Prison as tensions mount ahead of a presidential poll
UPDF pick Gen. Sejusa, search his home
The motive of his arrest was still unknown and the general’s home was still under security (UPDF) surveillance pending ongoing investigations. The Uganda Peoples Defense
AU Summit Decision on Burundi Peacekeepers Pleases Govt, not Opposition
The government of Burundi is satisfied by the AU decision to hold off on sending a protection force to Burundi, while the opposition feels betrayed.
Burundi: Would Welcome S. Africa’s Role in Intra-Burundian Dialogue
Burundi’s government said it would welcome any offer by South Africa to facilitate the ongoing intra-Burundian dialogue. Foreign Minister Alain Nyamitwe said although such an
Iran’s President Rouhani in Italy seeking business deals
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is due to arrive in Italy for the first leg of a European trip during which he is expected to sign
Somalia: 20 dead in gun and bomb attacks at Lido beach
Islamist militants have attacked popular beachfront restaurants in the Somali capital Mogadishu, killing 20 people, the security ministry says. Two car bombs exploded about an
US says Uganda’s electoral environment deteriorating
As eight presidential candidates race towards this year’s Uganda’s February 18 elections, the United States (US) has said Uganda’s electoral environment is “deteriorating”. The US
UN Security Council diplomats push for new mediation effort in Burundi
UN Security Council envoys will press Burundi’s government to agree to talks with the opposition under a new mediator when they travel to Bujumbura this
