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Ugandan farmers have been challenged to take advantage of the increasing global tilapia fish demand by boosting production

Kampala Capital City Authority councillors have trashed the cable cars project that the city technical team is proposing to embark on as alternative transport means to decongest traffic on Kampala streets

The Minister for Karamoja Affairs Janet Museveni has urged men in the region to engage in productive activities like farming to improve the livelihood of the...

Live text and radio coverage of the Group H clash between South Korea and Algeria at the 2014 Fifa World Cup.

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Cabinet is considering amending the 1995 Constitution to provide for an independent Electoral Commission, stipulate grounds for recalling MPs, establish a salaries commission and give more statutory powers to the President.

UPDF Spokesperson Paddy Ankunda made the announcement Plans to train a contingent of regional troops in air force drills may come to a halt after the United

Uganda’s shilling slumped to the lowest level in nine months after the U.S. government said it was cutting aid to the East African nation over a February law that toughened punishment for homosexual acts.

Governments, social media users and journalists come together to condemn verdict against Greste, Fahmy and Mohamed.

Sulley Muntari of Ghana is doing his best to make sure that football leaves something behind in Brazil, with the AC Milan midfielder filmed handing out money to some of the country's poor...

Profiles of al-Jazeera journalists Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, who have been on trial in Egypt accused of links with the banned Muslim Brotherhood.

Yaniv Moyal pulled out a wad of shekels last week and fed the bills, one by one, into Israel's first bitcoin cash machine. Moyal, a lawyer and advocate for the virtual currency, converted just over 2,000 shekels ($578) into about one bitcoin stored in his online wallet.

The National Resistance Movement (NRM) party is considering suing the two youths who painted pigs yellow colour and smuggled to parliament in a protest against political corruption and youth unemployment.

Socialite Judith Heard Takes Swipe at Urban TV Presenter Mary Luswata Labeling her as Too Local and Foolish to Beef With
By Jako David Waluluka

After Mary Lusawata a loud mouth presenter at Urban Tv took an unfriendly swipe at socialite Judith Heard during an appearance at her latest presentatio

Cabinet is considering amending the 1995 Constitution to provide for an independent Electoral Commission, stipulate grounds for recalling MPs, establish a salaries commission and give more statutory powers to the President.