Sudan’s embattled president to travel to Qatar, seeking aid
CAIRO — Sudan’s embattled president is flying to Qatar, the tiny but wealthy Gulf state that has offered him help as he faces protests initially
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Ugandan troops enter South Sudan in possible violation
JUBA,— Observers say a number of Ugandan forces briefly entered South Sudan’s Central Equatoria region last week in a possible violation of a United Nations
Uhuru orders all Kenyans given Huduma IDs
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday ordered all Kenyans to be registered digitally and given Huduma identification numbers. Speaking at State House, Mombasa during a meeting
Foreign sports betting companies hurting Uganda’s economy- minister Kasaija
Foreign sports betting companies are hurting Uganda’s economy, Finance Minister Matia Kasaija has said as he clarified on the controversial move to ban gambling in
Uganda deports two MTN expatriates over compromising national security
Two employees of telecom company MTN Uganda, have been arrested and deported over allegations of compromising the country’s national security. Deputy police spokesperson Ms Polly
Kenya mourns 6 colleagues who died in extremist hotel attack
NAIROBI, — Kenyans are gathering at a church to mourn some of the 21 victims of the Islamic extremist attack in Nairobi last week. Six
Uganda deports MTN expatriates over compromising national security
Two employees of telecom company MTN Uganda, have been arrested and deported over allegations compromising our national security. Deputy police spokesperson Ms Polly Namaye identified
Kenya: Firm sues EABL over use of brown bottle
An alcohol manufacturer has dragged to court giant brewer East African Breweries Limited (EABL) over a row on usage of brown beer bottles in the
Uganda: Students stranded as Mak staff strike
Kampala– Students of Makerere University were yesterday stranded at the campus when they found empty or locked lecture rooms following the staff strike. The strike
Kenyan journalist sells Dusit photos at Sh50,000 each
Just days after the 14 Riverside attack and the storm that fell on The New York Times for publishing gruesome pictures of the raid, some