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A Sky News investigation unearths Samantha Lewthwaite's ode to the al Qaeda chief and the location of her Nairobi apartment.

PyCon seeks to come a sub Saharan African country except south Africa. The proposal highlights massive benefits.

Two international human rights groups have raised grave concerns about U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen

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Fresh documents show how police bureaucracy and failure to attend to basics could have aided a key suspect to evade arrest and flee.

Police have assured the public of tight security ahead of November 3, when over 30,000 foreign tourists will visitto watch the hybrid eclipse, the rarest type of solar eclipse, in Uganda.

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Quite often I hear people saying that Kenyans are more hardworking than Ugandans, but is this true or it’s just another myth? Of recent there has been a spin to this debate through the addition of Indians and now Chinese.

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Dorothy Okello

, senior lecturer with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda.

Report says the government relies on laws that protect political appointees from punishment.

The 63-page report documents Uganda’s failure to hold the highest members of its government accountable for large scale graft, despite repeated pledges to eradicate corruption and good technical work from investigators and prosecutors.

(Kampala) – The government of Uganda has failed to hold to account senior officials implicated in the theft and diversion of public funds, Human Rights Watch and Yale Law School’s Allard K.