Uganda - Latest News

• Monitor Uganda: U.S. Marines Rescue Eight Ugandan Slaves in Iraq
• Vanguard Nigeria: Ugandans Go Wild for Omotola
• CISA Uganda: Churches Raise Alarm Over Worsening Food Shortage
• CISA Uganda: Catholic Missionaries Sorry for Despising Africans
• Fahamu Uganda: The Difference Between Activists And Politicians [opinion]
• Fahamu Uganda: Leadership More Complicated Than You Comprehend [document]
• Monitor Uganda: Mugyenyi Surrenders Kisekka Market Land Title
• Monitor Uganda: Opposition Seeks Legal Interpretation on City Takeover
• Monitor Uganda: EU Gives Shs30 Billion to Govt for Tree Planting
• Monitor Uganda: Makerere's Bakibinga in Fresh Fence Trouble
• Monitor Uganda: Mbabazi - New Rebel Group Real
• Monitor Uganda: Museveni Names Six New PS
• Monitor Uganda: Famine - Government Admits Inability to Predict Disaster
• Monitor Uganda: Global Fund Files, Computers Stolen
• Monitor Uganda: People Will Always Opt Out of Repressive Systems [opinion]
• Monitor Uganda: Somalia - Whose War is the UPDF Fighting? [editorial]
• Monitor Uganda: Muslims Join Pastors in Gay Fight
• Monitor Uganda: Govt Rejects Referendum Proposal on City Takeover
• Monitor Uganda: Iganga Authorities Clash Over Public Land
• Monitor Uganda: Lugazi Children Shun School for Scrap Business
• Monitor Uganda: NAADS Officials Warned Against Shoddy Work
• Monitor Uganda: Oyam Child Fails to Live Another Day
• Monitor Uganda: Hoima Man Kills Two Children Over Shs2,000
• Monitor Uganda: Mbarara Fails to Meet Last Year's FY Targets
• Monitor Uganda: Bank, NGO to Recruit Money Transfer Agents
• Monitor Uganda: Equity Bank Wins African Business Leader Award
• Monitor Uganda: Mukwano, USAID to Spend Shs3.8 Billion in Northern Region
• Monitor East Africa: Uganda Leads EAC States in Enabling Trade, Investment
• Monitor Uganda: Poll Reforms, Corruption Will Define Country's Future [opinion]
• Monitor Uganda: Basena Plotting for New Season
• Monitor Uganda: Aneno, Nwang Fail First Hurdle in Italy
• Monitor Uganda: Timbe's Atraco Up Against Mathare
• Monitor Uganda: Kapchorwa, Gulu in Dominant Form at Schools Championship
• Monitor Uganda: Ntambi, Wandera in Action
• Monitor Uganda: KAVC Secure NSSF Backing Ahead of Memorial Tourney
• Monitor Uganda: Kyenjojo Town Hit By Water Shortage
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: Mayinja to Unveil Landlord
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: Xenson Brings Art to Music Industry
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: Ministry Moves to Provide Cheaper Maternal Healthcare
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: Arrest Teso Hunger Before It's Too Late [editorial]
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: Where Pupils Being Gang Raped is Commonplace [book review]
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: Museveni, Leave Our Kampala Alone [opinion]
• The Weekly Observer Uganda: They Would Feign Epilepsy Given the Chance [opinion]
• New Vision Uganda: 'Rain Scarce and Destructive'
• New Vision Uganda: Teso Leaders Launch Emergency Campaign
• New Vision Uganda: Bukwo Drought-Stricken Farmers Had Taken Bank Loans
• New Vision Uganda: Lira Farmers Slaughter NAADS Goats
• New Vision Uganda: Tullow Suspends Oil Drilling in Some Areas
• New Vision Uganda: Warid Cuts Costs By 30 Percent
• New Vision Uganda: VP Meets Bangladeshi Investor
• New Vision Uganda: URA, Akright in Court
• New Vision Uganda: Shell, Total, Mogas Embrace Zain's Zap
• New Vision Uganda: Upgrading of Arua Airfield Commences
• New Vision Uganda: DFCU Bank Boosts Arua, Lira
• New Vision Uganda: Govt Has Ignored the Recurrent Teso Famine
• New Vision Uganda: Reduce Interest Rates to Boost Local Investments [opinion]
• New Vision Uganda: Police Quiz Makerere Officials Over Sh2 Billion Wall
• New Vision Uganda: Logbook Forgery Suspects Arrested
• New Vision Uganda: Gulu School Closed Over Pit Latrines
• New Vision Uganda: Baby Dies in Night House Fire
• New Vision Uganda: Mabira Safe - NFA
• New Vision Africa: Somali MP Calls for AU Protection, Lauds Uganda
• New Vision Uganda: Tororo Cement Faces Closure
• New Vision Uganda: Woman Narrates Iraq Ordeal
• New Vision Uganda: Don't Keep Children With Adults, Prisons Told
• New Vision East Africa: Officials Discuss Cattle Rustling
• New Vision Uganda: Eight Suspects Escape From Kamwenge Police Station
• New Vision Uganda: Police Officers Urged to Promote Human Rights
• New Vision Uganda: MPs Question Justice Onega's Double Payment
• New Vision Uganda: Nsibambi Clarifies on Poison
• New Vision Uganda: Garbage Collection Equipment Launched
• New Vision Uganda: Country Tops in Counterfeit
• New Vision Uganda: Political Parties Frustrating Women
• New Vision Uganda: German Coach Coming
• New Vision Uganda: Kapchorwa Strikes Gold