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Unidentified gunmen have shot dead John Kabyamira, a resident of Njaza Village in Lugusulu Sub County in Ssembabule district. Kabyamira is a step son to George

Burundi's Pierre Nkurunziza is a man with a number of maverick traits.

The 2nd deputy Prime Minister of Rwenzururu Kingdom has been arrested by security operatives in Bundibugyo district in connection with the attack that left 72 people dead on Saturday.

Deputy President William Ruto has visited the scene of Saturday night attacks in Lamu and Tana River counties where 21 people were killed.
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Novak Djokovic beat Roger Federer to win his second career Wimbledon championship and seventh career Grand Slam title.

Police have mounted road blocks on major roads and secured Nairobi’s Uhuru Park ahead of CORD’s Saba Saba rally Monday.

The pro-transparency group WikiLeaks has released the secret draft text for the Trade in Services Agreement, TISA, a trade agreement covering 50 countries and more than 68 percent of world trade in service. Until now, the draft has been classified to keep it clandestine, not only during the negotiations, but also for five years post-enactment. According to the leaked text, TISA aims to cement the extreme deregulatory model of the 1990s by forbidding countries from improving financial regulation. The draft Financial Services Annex would also establish rules favorable to the expansion of financial multinationals into other nations by preventing regulatory obstacles. The draft text comes from the April 2014 negotiation round. We discuss the leaked text with Lori Wallach, director of Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch and author of "The Rise and Fall of Fast Track Trade Authority."

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Two planes came within a hair’s breadth of a catastrophic collision on the runway of Barcelona Airport on Sunday, the moment being caught on HD film.

Turning now to east Africa Dozens have been killed in Uganda where its forces say they've repelled an uprising by tribal militias.
Violence erupted in 3 oil-rich districts bordering Congo where tensions had been rising over claims to land believed to hold as much as 3-point-5 billion barrels of crude.
Armed rebels stormed army and police stations on Saturday. By Sunday, at least 41 rebels were reported to have been killed and 20 arrested.
The tribal milita killed at least 12 people, including three policemen.
Uganda has sent army reinforcements to the region.

Former Netherlands U21s coach Albert Stuivenberg has been recruited by Reds boss Louis van Gaal.

Although the number of women in leadership positions continues to burgeon as a result of gender responsive laws and policies the country has enacted, women in Uganda continue to be marginalized in ...

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Debate rages on in Paris on whether France should open the “genocide archives” — and for the first time allow the world to see the role it played during the genocide; meanwhile, in Kigali, President Paul Kagame rules out a quick fix to the strained relations.

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