By Gerald Businge on February 3, 2020
Africa, Air France flight that was hijacked by members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, American administration, Arab-African Country, East African Countries, entebbe airport, Iran, Israel, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Mali, Niger, Okello Oryem, succeeded in freeing 102 of the hostages. Netanyahu’s brother Yonatan, Sudan, uganda, was killed, who led the mission
International News, Latest Uganda News, Regional
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived Monday for a one-day visit to Uganda, where he is set to meet with leaders of other East African countries. At Entebbe airport, Mr. Netanyahu who is companied by his wife, Sarah Netanyahu, was welcomed by Prime Minister Ruhakana, state minister for foreign affairs Okello Oryem among other […]
By Agnes Tumuheire on October 5, 2018
Africa, baby elephants on a safari in Kenya., David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi., Egypt, First Lady Margaret Kenyatta, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, omo Kenyatta International Airport, US Agency for International Development (USAID), US First Lady Melania Trump, US First Lady Melania Trump solo tour of Africa
Africa, Arts & Beauty, Entertainment, Featured, International News
On third day of solo tour of Africa, US First Lady Melania Trump has enjoyed carrying baby elephants on a safari in Kenya. The first lady fed one of the baby elephants with bottled formula at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi. Mrs.Trump is in Africa for first solo trip to four countries which […]
By mugisa geofrey on August 24, 2018
Africa, Africa Oil, Africa Oil Week, Cape Town, Chief Executive Officer for Uganda National Oil Company, Ernest Rubondo, Executive Director of the Petroleum Authority of Uganda, Hon Irene Muloni, International Energy and Conflict Prevention, Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Paul Sinclair, private sector, South Africa, the Caribbean, Uganda National Oil Company, Ugandan government, UK Foreign & Commonwealth office Minister with responsibilities for Africa, UK Overseas Territories, UNOC
Business & Finance, Energy, Oil, Oil, Uganda Oil & Gas
Uganda is committed to developing its petroleum sector across the entire value chain, and clear strides to move the country’s key assets from the exploration phase into the development phase have been made. The country offers opportunities for companies looking to explore, develop and utilise its petroleum assets. Hon Irene Muloni, the Minister of Energy and Mineral […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on October 20, 2016
Africa, african leaders, ICC, Jean-Pierre Bemba, Rome Statute, Witness tampering
Africa, Justice, People, Politics, Regional
The former Congolese Vice President, Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo, who is serving an 18-year prison sentence for crimes against humanity and war crimes, was convicted of coaching witnesses and bribing them to give false testimony. The applicable law was Article 70(1) of the Rome Statute which addresses various forms of conduct that may encroach upon the […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on October 13, 2016
Africa, AGRICULTURE AND FOOD PRODUCTION, Asia, Concern Worldwide, Food, Food Security, GHI, Global Hunger Index (GHI), Health, hunger, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Nutrition, POLICIES AND INSTITUTIONS, poverty, RESILIENCE, social protection, United Nations, Welthungerhilfe, World
Africa, Agriculture, Agriculture, Health, Health & Medical, Regional
Tanzania has been found to top the region in hunger levels. This according to the Global Hunger Index (GHI) which was released in October 2016 by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in partnership with Welthungerhilfe and Concern Worldwide. The report which was dubbed Getting to Zero hunger notes that the developing world has made substantial progress […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on October 6, 2016
Africa, economy, sub saharan africa, World Bank
Africa, Agriculture, Agriculture, Business & Economics, Business & Finance, Business news, Featured, Finance, Regional
In their October 2016 report: Africa’s pulse, An analysis of issues shaping Africa’s economic future, the World Bank Group notes that after slowing to 3 percent in 2015, economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to fall to 1.6 percent in 2016. That is half of what it was last year and the lowest level […]
By Paul Kisembo on September 16, 2016
2017 Africa Cup of Nations, 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia, Africa, Algeria, Bobby Williamson, Burundi, Cameroon, congo brazzaville, Cote D’Ivoire, East Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Milutin Sredojevic, Senegal, Tanzania, uganda, Uganda Cranes
Africa, Africa Cup of Nations 2017, Football, Sports
Uganda is the best ranked country in the East African region with neighbours Kenya dropping in the latest Fifa world rankings released on 15th September 2016. This comes after Uganda ended a 38-year wait by qualifying to the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon as one of two best placed runners-up. Uganda cranes coach Milutin […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on September 7, 2016
Africa, African Green Revolution Forum, Agriculture, East Africa, youth
Africa, Agriculture, Agriculture, Regional
The African Green Revolution Forum that has been running from 5th September and will end on 9th September attracted major players in the region with Presidents Paul Kagame and Uhuru Kenyata present. The forum prides itself in laying foundations for a renaissance in Africa’s agriculture, one powered by the enormous progress increasingly evident in farmers […]
By Gerald Businge on July 25, 2016
Africa, climate change, Environment, Forests, Lakes, rivers, United Nations Resident Coordinator Rose Omalango, wetlands
Agriculture, Latest Uganda News
Rose Omalango, the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Uganda has urged the private sector in the country to invest more in climate smart agriculture inputs that can help farmers practice Eco-based farming. Omalango made the call today Monday 25 July, while speaking to journalists in Kampala. She said such a move will save the environment […]
By Samuel Wamuttu on July 21, 2016
Africa, Bill Gates, International AIDS Conference 2016, Kathy Mngadi, South Africa, Thailand
Africa, Health
Some two-and-a-half million people are still becoming infected with HIV every year, according to a new study published on Tuesday, even as drugs have slashed the death rate and virus-carriers live ever longer on anti-retroviral treatment. Where as results from an early safety trial with a potential HIV vaccine show some promising results, this could […]