East Africa - Latest News

• Monitor Uganda: University Expels MP for Cheating
• Monitor Uganda: DP Fans Turn Court Into Boxing Arena
• Monitor Uganda: Minister Asked to Explain Chogm Flowers Deal
• Monitor Uganda: MPs Summon Bbumba Over Tax Waivers
• Monitor Uganda: Voter Data Compilation Hangs in Balance
• Monitor Uganda: Policeman Sexually Assaults Defilement Victim
• Monitor Uganda: Oil Prospects Excite Experts
• Monitor Uganda: Gen. Kiir Survives Plane Mishap in Gulu
• Monitor Uganda: Huge UN Congo Force Fails Against Rebels - Experts
• New Vision Uganda: 10 LRA Rebels Flown Back to Country
• New Vision Uganda: Government Urged to Raise Funding for Butaleja Hospital
• New Vision Uganda: Jinja LC5 Chairman Condemns Child Abuse
• Independent Uganda: Education Not Execution - Country's Defilement Problem
• BuaNews South Africa: African Countries Should Assist Sudan
• Independent Uganda: Citizens Spend Less On MTN Callsas Competition Bites
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• Independent Uganda: Museveni Misread the Meter On the Economy [opinion]
• Independent Uganda: Zain Not for Sale
• Independent Uganda: An Insider's Peek At Buganda's Politics
• Independent Uganda: Warid Buyer to Pump Shs 350 Billion Into Network
• Independent Uganda: Who Killed Gen. Kazini, And Why?
• Independent Uganda: Mengo Or Museveni - Who Talks for Peasants On Land
• Independent Uganda: Kazini's Death Exposes Museveni [opinion]
• Independent Uganda: We Shall Confront Election Theft [interview]
• Independent Uganda: New Breed of Conmen in Town
• Independent Uganda: Dictatorship is Good for Lobbyists [opinion]
• Independent Uganda: Anti-Homosexual Bill - It's to Love Firewood But Hate the Collectors [opinion]
• Citizen Tanzania: Go for Loans, Traders Urged
• Citizen Tanzania: Tourism Tops Agenda As Stakeholders Set to Meet
• Citizen Tanzania: Woman Jailed Four Years for Kidnap
• Citizen Tanzania: BOT Boss Violated Rules, Says Witness
• Citizen East Africa: No Need to Rush Into a Political Federation [editorial]
• Citizen Tanzania: Date Set for Chief Marealle Sports Gala
• Citizen Tanzania: There is Hope for SMEs
• Citizen Tanzania: Maximo Picks New Goalie to Replace Injured 'Barthez'
• Citizen Tanzania: Sitta Asks Leaders to Stop Bickering
• Citizen Tanzania: Tready Carefully On Tourist Sites - Plea
• Citizen Tanzania: Mtwara, Lindi Assured of Reliable Power Supply
• Citizen Tanzania: Maelezo Chief Tips Government Media Officers
• Citizen Tanzania: Veteran Kaniki Signs for Swedish Team
• Citizen Tanzania: Dar Firm Boosts U-20 Tournament
• Citizen Tanzania: Heavy Rain Leaves Over 4,000 Homeless
• Unamid Sudan: AU Peace and Security Council Makes First Ever Visit to Darfur
• New Vision Uganda: DAKS Couriers Cuts Rates By 50 Percent
• New Vision Uganda: UPDF Owes Northern Suppliers Sh1 Billion
• New Vision Uganda: ICT Ministry Lays 211 Kilometres Fibre Cable
• New Vision Uganda: High Urbanisation Worries Experts
• New Vision Uganda: MUK to Pay for Mujaju's Death
• New Vision Uganda: Court Tells DP to Settle Wrangles
• New Vision Uganda: Exports Escalate Food Prices
• New Vision Uganda: New Law Gives Money Launderers 15 Years in Jail
• New Vision Uganda: Chogm Probe Focuses On Beautification Contracts
• New Vision Uganda: Sh22 Billion to Fight Malaria
• New Vision Uganda: MPs Urged to Support Women
• New Vision Uganda: 20 Held Over Motorcycle Theft
• New Vision Uganda: Angola Opens Embassy
• New Vision Uganda: Country Hailed for Fighting Violence Against Women
• New Vision Uganda: Nsibambi Defends Land Bill
• New Vision Uganda: Government Should Help Graduates Start Businesses [opinion]
• New Vision Uganda: Itai, Emma and Kevin Up for Possible Eviction
• Citizen Tanzania: Ministers - No Room for Coalition Government in Zanzibar
• New Vision Uganda: Country Hosts Evander Fight
• New Vision Uganda: KFF Slams Cecafa On 'Rebel' Links
• New Vision Uganda: Nakivubo Utilities Cut Off
• New Vision Uganda: Anti-Doping Lessons for School Curriculum
• New Vision Uganda: Judge Refuses to Throw Out Muwema
• New Vision Uganda: Warriors Will Need More Dedication in Game 2
• New Vision Uganda: Museveni, Kiir Inspect Disputed Border Area
• New Vision Uganda: Golf Returns to Mbale After a Decade
• New Vision Uganda: Girls Start Strongly in ICC Event
• New Vision Uganda: Hyuha Cautions NRM Members
• New Vision Uganda: Over 7,000 Graduate in Business Skills
• New Vision Uganda: Tomb Raiders Cause Fear in Kayunga
• New Vision Uganda: Bamasaba to Reverse Poor Academic Record of Their Girls
• New Vision Uganda: Renewed Hope for Vanilla Growers
• New Vision Uganda: Gender Gaps Affect Hunger Levels