A constitutional court in Uganda has validated constitutional changes that could allow President Yoweri Museveni to remain in power for the rest of his life.
Manufacturers in Kenya are frustrated by Tanzania’s move to place a 25 per cent duty on Kenyan goods, accusing authorities of blocking Kenyan products and causing them huge losses.
Uganda’s government has introduced a new tax law that means people have to pay to use popular social networks such as WhatsApp and Facebook.
Authorities in Uganda have arrested former police chief Army general Kale Kayihura over the killing of a senior police spokesperson in 2017.
More than 40 Ugandan women were rescued by Thai authorities on Wednesday during operations against human trafficking in the Southeast Asian country.
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, says it plans to bolster Uganda’s economy and create thousands of jobs for young people in the East African nation.
Israel has failed to secure deals with Rwanda and Uganda over the relocation of thousands of African migrants in the Middle East country.
Uganda’s government has suspended four officials over the alleged mismanagement of funds meant to support refugees in the country.
A UN official has accused Kenya and Uganda of fuelling South Sudan’s ongoing civil conflict.
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni has called on young people in […]
South Sudan has been named as the world’s most dangerous […]
At least 40 people were killed in eastern Ethiopia over […]
A head teacher in Burundi has been sentenced to five […]
Rwanda has shrugged off the US’ decision to suspend its […]
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Ugandan constitutional coup: a regrettable sign of the times
The coming weeks could represent a make-or-break moment for Uganda’s long-suffering political opposition – and for the political integrity of Africa as a whole. The country’s court is due to review a legal challenge to a recent amendment of the
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