Death toll from Uganda rubbish dump landslide rises to 35
The number of people killed when a mountain of garbage collapsed in Uganda’s capital last week has risen to 35, 12 of whom were young people, police said on Friday. …
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Uganda anti-corruption demonstration follows successful protests in Kenya
Ugandans have been provoked by mounting allegations of corruption against the parliament speaker, Anita Among, who has rejected calls for her resignation after revelations online of allegedly irregular expenditure by …
Tinubu calls for review of global tax system, affirms commitment to multilateralism
President Bola Tinubu has advocated a review of global taxation, explaining that redressing the imbalance in the international tax regime has become imperative. The Nigerian President also affirmed the country’s …
Non-Aligned Movement: Tinubu seeks financing mechanism, equitable capital market access for developing countries
President Bola Tinubu has called for an equitable access to capital for developing countries, saying such will provide the much-needed resources for development, thus solving some of the most pressing …
How the growing art scene in Uganda mirrors an increased global interest in African art
“Nobody ever comes to me and says, ‘Oh, can we show your work’?” she said, sitting among her sculptures. “For me, I just decided and said, ‘Let me go and …
Parenting tips from a dad who’s fostered 36 kids — by himself
Peter Mutabazi and some of the children he has fostered or adopted. Peter Mutabazi Peter Mutabazi has fostered or adopted 36 children in the past seven years — by himself. …
North Korea closes embassy in Uganda dating back to Idi Amin’s brutal rule
North Korea is closing its embassy in Uganda, officials said, ending a half-century of diplomatic presence in one of its longest-standing African allies. The move was announced after a meeting …