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The US embassy in Uganda warns that Westerners - including Americans - may be targeted for terror attacks in the capital, Kampala.

Big supermarkets in Kampala such as Nakumatt and Uchumi will from April 15 stop packing shoppers’ items in polyethylene bags (kaveera)

Mishap. The cracks became visible four months after the market was commissioned

Restaurant did not have a liquor selling licence, a health licence and a change of use licence.

Makerere University will from today start charging any vehicle entering the campus

The AlgoRhythm Xperience. Treat your Thursdays to great ambient music over authentic Mexican dishes

SOUTH Sudan''s parliament voted to extend President Salva Kiir''s mandate by three years, formally ditching any plans for elections this year

Elections can be no-holds-barred battles with candidates and parties employing armed thugs to bludgeon opponents, snatch ballots and rig results.

Karim Wade, the flamboyant son of Senegal’s former president Abdoulaye Wade, was sentenced today to six years in jail in a graft case that has gripped the

Enterprising. Children are embracing the online platform where they submit stories which are bought

Naava | Other | kampala, UG

The United States embassy in Uganda issued an emergency warning to its nationals on Wednesday, saying a terrorist attack may take place soon in the capital Kampala.

Kendrick Lamar scores his first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, as his earlier-than-expected release To Pimp a Butterfly bows atop the list. 

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Biggz Holiday | Other | London, UK

Museveni noticed that Mrs. Mbabazi was not at the high table, pulled a chair, like a gentleman, and invited Jacqueline to take it

A row over a law banning homosexuality in Uganda has been reignited after it emerged that the government paid a US public relations firm to offset negative publicity, a report said Monday. Uganda's Observer newspaper said the government had spent 614 million shillings ($206,000, 174,000 euros) "to prop up Uganda's image" after it was "tarnished by the Anti-Homosexuality Act". It said that many MPs in the east African nation's parliament, where support is strong for tough anti-gay legislation, were now refusing to approve the government's payment to Scribe Strategies and Advisors, a Washington-based lobbying firm. "It's quite unbelievable that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs could use this money to clear Uganda's image, yet us as Ugandans we are against this issue of homosexuality," Florence Nebanda, one of several reportedly furious MPs, was quoted as saying.

Drama ensued yesterday when President Museveni’s guards denied the wife of ex-prime minister Amama Mbabazi entry to the NRM Women’s League conference