Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye Stories
"Yes. A long time ago I had a relationship with Museveni but it has no relevance now. It was a normal relationship with President Museveni," she said.
The magistrate ruled that the three be remanded at Luzira prison and declined a request for private medical attention, citing that the capital nature...
Concerns over Besigye’s well-being continue to grow, with his supporters calling for immediate medical intervention and his release.
Kindiki assured the Meru leaders that all those who have held high office will eventually be held accountable for their track record.
"How can you be accused of serious crimes and, then, your response is a hunger strike to generate sympathy for getting bail? Why don't you demand a qu...
Byanyima learned it was considered a special prison for suspected terrorists.
The advocates alleged that his conduct was not an isolated incident, citing both his refusal to grant a constitutionally urgent hearing to Advocate Er...
The local NTV broadcaster also reported late on Sunday that Besigye had been taken to the health facility and that the area was under "tight security"...
African Union analyst Emmanuel Bensah told DW from Accra, Ghana, that it is crucial that African leaders attending the summit in Addis present concret...
The war in Gaza erupted after a Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, that killed at least 1,200 people, according to Israeli tallies, and sa...
The opposition has questioned why the Jubilee Party is now being recognised as part of Azimio, despite Wetang'ula's earlier ruling stating that the pa...
The report recommends that governments, universities, and employers work together to develop strategies that encourage young professionals to stay and...
The judges emphasised that the Speaker, as an ex-officio Member of Parliament, must maintain neutrality.
The report says that students prioritise opportunities to gain work experience while studying, alongside financial aid and scholarship availability.
According to the United Nations' Women division, only six countries in the world have 50 per cent or more women in their single or lower houses of par...
This follows a landmark Supreme Court ruling on January 31, which decreed that civilians should no longer be tried in military courts.
The leaders say if the state of roads and infrastructure in the region is improved, then other sectors of the economy will flourish.
The visit follows a decision by leaders from the region, including professionals from various sectors of the economy, to form a caucus that will advoc...
