US official welcomes formation of South Sudan unity govt
The United States has welcomed the formation of South Sudan’s new government, and urged for additional efforts in stabilising the country. In a statement seen
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Clean energy: Region looks to Kenya for expertise in renewable sources
Kenya’s expertise in developing geothermal energy has become a point of reference in the region, leading to Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda, Djibouti, South Sudan, and Comoros
Fishermen call for help over crocodile attacks in Uganda
Fishermen in Buvuma District, southeastern Uganda, are working in fear following crocodile attacks on the shorelines of Lake Victoria in the area. The fishermen say
South Sudan hold-out groups ask to be included in peace deal
An alliance of groups in South Sudan that had not signed the peace agreement have reached out to be included. South Sudan Opposition Movements Alliance
Abiy’s citizen-focused govt bringing more refugees home
The change of government in Ethiopia, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed at the helm, is encouraging refugees living all over the region to return home.
Uganda: Magistrate to rule whether constitutional court to hear Bobi Wine case
Grade one Magistrate Olga Karungi will rule on March 24, whether a case against politician Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine will be referred to the
Tanzanian journalist Erick Kabendera freed after seven months in prison
Tanzanian investigative journalist Erick Kabendera has been set free after spending seven months in prison. Mr Kabendera was released after pleading guilty to money laundering
Uganda: Police disperse Bobi Wine supporters in Ndeeba
Police on Monday fired live bullets and teargas to disperse supporters of Kyadondo East Member of Parliament, Mr Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine, in Ndeeba,
Ethiopia: 29 injured in ‘bomb attack’ at pro-Abiy rally
A “bomb attack” on a rally in support of Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed injured nearly 30 people Sunday, a police official said, in the
Age-limit case against Museveni to proceed
The East African Court of Justice has declined to stop a case challenging the constitutionality of changes in Uganda’s presidential term and age limits. This