Sudan hails release of military personnel as good gesture
107 Sudanese military personnel and 18 civilians arrived in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Sunday after they were released by the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Movement...
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British father of two shot dead at Kenyan ranch
NAIROBI, March 5 – A British man was shot dead in northern Kenya on Sunday at a private ranch in the Laikipia area, two of the...
Boinnet shot at by ranch invaders as helicopter took off from Sosian farm
IG of Police Joseph Boinnet has denied being shot at by ranch invaders as his helocopter took off from Sosian farm, Laikipia county on Sunday....
Museveni’s fallen war ally Maumbe Mukhwana accorded state burial
President Museveni has described the late Jack Maumbe Mukhwana as a nationalist and freedom fighter of the National Resistance Army (NRA). Mr Museveni was speaking...
UN aid chief calls for access, funds to prevent spread of South Sudan’s famine
Hundreds of thousands of people in South Sudan will starve unless relief workers gain access to needy populations and more funding is raised, the United...
President Kenyatta urges doctors to return to work
President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged doctors to return to work, saying the government is committed to improving their welfare. The President said the installation of...
Anti immigration party calls for new Somali PM to be stripped of his Norwegian passport
Somalia’s newly-appointed prime minister should be stripped of the Norwegian passport he has held since coming to the country as a refugee. The anti-immigration Progress...
UN ‘alarmed’ by al-Shabab’s ‘kid’ soldiers in Somalia
UNITED NATIONS — U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says he is alarmed at reports that children may constitute a large part of the force recruited and...
Police officer shoots self
Police in Pader District are investigating circumstances under which a constable shot himself dead. Patrick Oloya, a Field Force Unit (FFU) personnel attached to Pader...
UPDF to probe soldier torture claim, says CDF
KAMPALA- The Commander of Defence Forces, Gen Katumba Wamala, has ordered for an investigation into the suspected torture of a soldier, who was serving in Somalia...
