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In a significant development, the World Bank has decided to suspend any new financial assistance to Uganda in response to the country’s controversial anti-gay law. The decision comes as a result of concerns raised by various human rights organizations and activists regarding the legislation’s potential violation of basic human rights and its negative impact on the LGBTQ+ community. The World ...

In a significant development aimed at fostering national unity and addressing the concerns raised by citizens, Kenyan government and opposition have commenced a series of talks. The dialogue comes in the wake of widespread protests that have gripped the nation in recent weeks. The decision to engage in discussions reflects a crucial step towards political reconciliation and a concerted effort ...

The Court of Appeal has maintained a 50-year jail sentence it handed to a man found guilty of murdering his brother. Justice Rugadya Atwooki, on January 14, 2014 found Mr. Sperito Ssemaganda guilty of murdering his brother Lozio Kayizzi. This earned him a 50-year jail sentence. Mr. Ssemaganda did not take the verdict very well hence challenging the conviction and ...

Dr. Chris Baryomunsi, the Minister for ICT and National Guidance has highlighted the importance of 5G technology in closing the digital divide in Uganda. “5G technology means fast internet, fast connectivity and efficiency in the way we do our things. This adds a lot of value to our vision of ensuring that there is digital inclusion in our country,” Baryomunsi ...

Amos Lugoloobi, the State Minister for Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development is expected to appear before court today. During his appearance, he is expected to take plea on corruption-related offences against him. He will be appearing before Anti-Corruption Court Judge Margaret Tibulya to answer charges. The minister is accused of dealing with suspect property after being found in ...