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The U.S. embassy in Uganda warned of a possible terrorist attack on Entebbe International Airport in Uganda.

The embassy said on its website that, according to intelligence sources, there is ...

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BELO HORIZONTE Brazil (Reuters) - An unfinished overpass collapsed in the Brazilian World Cup host city of Belo Horizonte on Thursday, killing at least one person and casting a shadow over a tournament

A manual pelvic examination in which gynaecologists use their hands to feel around for potentially cancerous masses is not needed for most women.

Heavy Twitter use can lead to conflicts and other damaging effects on marriages and romantic relationships, a study said Thursday.

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has renewed his onslaught against white farmers saying they would no longer be allowed to own land in the country.

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There is a saying that says; he who laughs last, laughs best. The saying is as we read this the perfect description of Good Lyfe singer Mowzy Radio.

More than 8,000 students will miss admission to Kyambogo University in the new academic year that opens next month due to shortage of space at the campus.

The Pearl Guide App is Uganda's premier holiday and leisure mobile app with detailed coverage of all the best Uganda attractions, holiday resorts, amenities, events, nightlife and so much more.

The fate of 165,000 people on ARVs, HIV care and education scholarships under the Inter-Religious Council of Uganda remains uncertain after US suspended all aid to the council in an expression of displeasure over the recently enacted Anti-Homosexuality law.

Leaders forego salary portion to help stem the spread of deadly virus

FEW were surprised but many were disappointed when Africa’s dreams of World Cup victory came to an end on Monday. The football-loving continent’s last two...

Good news for nearly four million German workers: Lawmakers passed a bill Thursday to introduce the country's first national minimum wage.

In eastern Chad, food shortages are exposing vulnerable Sudanese women and girls to hunger, exploitation and abuse.

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Zwarte Piet, or "Black Pete," has been controversial in the Netherlands for decades. A surprising number of citizens think the character, Santa's Little-Black-Sambo-lookalike sidekick, is harmless. An Amsterdam court ruled today that he's not.

Army, police and counter terror units yesterday morning mounted a massive security sweep across central Kampala and beyond in the wake of a specific threat of planned terror attacks on key installations, bringing business to a standstill in some places.