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The outcomes of the meeting are expected to shape policies that drive economic growth and ensure food security across the continent.

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The incident occurred as Kiiza attempted to take a seat designated for lawyers before the delayed court session at the Kampala-based court martial.

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The Suam OSBP, a joint initiative by Kenya and Uganda, is designed to centralise operations such as immigration, customs, security, and sanitary inspections.

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The Partner State status, introduced to foster deeper collaboration, enables these nations to actively engage with BRICS initiatives and contribute to its broader objectives.

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Kenya's U17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualification campaign came to a devastating end after a 5-0 defeat to Uganda in the CECAFA qualifiers. The young Harambee Stars needed a win to progress but were overwhelmed by a dominant Ugandan side, marking their second consecutive loss in Group A.

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We are researchers with over 50 years of combined experience in conservation, big cat ecology, and the complexities of people and wildlife living together.

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Since October, unusually heavy rains have triggered widespread flooding and landslides in some areas of Uganda.

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The area where the landslide occurred is mountainous and has experienced similar disasters in the past, including an avalanche in 2010 that killed at least 80 people.

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Ugandan Information Minister Chris Baryomunsi said the government of Uganda was coordinating with its Kenyan counterpart in the arrest of Kizza Besigye.

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He further expressed shock at the incident that led to Besigye being held incommunicado in detention before he was produced before a military court in Kampala on Wednesday.

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The charges stem from incidents dating between October 2023 and November 2024, allegedly taking place in Geneva, Athens, and Nairobi.

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Kenya Simbas retained the Elgon Cup title with a narrow 27-25 victory over Uganda Cranes at Nairobi's RFUEA Grounds.

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The victims were mostly juveniles and included a nine-year-old girl, police said.

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The incident occurred in the suburb of Kigoowa on the city's northern outskirts, on a road connecting Kampala and the northern city of Gulu, police said.

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Uganda's Standard Gauge Railway project coordinator, Perez Wamburu, said the agreement was for the first section of a planned 1,700 km electric rail line.

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The government says borrowing has been used to drive economic growth, which has been faster than many of its African peers since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The first two cases in Uganda were confirmed in July.

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The World Health Organisation declared the recent outbreak of the disease a public health emergency after the new variant, which appears to spread more easily between people, was identified.

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Government geologists are exploring two new regions located in Uganda's north and northeast, Energy Minister Ruth Nankabirwa told a press conference in the capital Kampala.

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The landslide followed torrential rains that have battered parts of the East African country in recent weeks, triggering extensive flooding and damage.

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Four more bodies were retrieved on Sunday, bringing the total to 17, Irene Nakasita, spokesperson for Uganda Red Cross said.

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In Nigeria, inflation has spiked above 34 per cent following the removal of a costly fuel subsidy and unsuccessful currency devaluations.

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The arrests and last month's deportations come as both Kenya and neighbouring Uganda have been rocked by anti-government demonstrations by youth and opposition activists.

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Kenyan authorities on July 23 detained 36 members of Uganda's opposition Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) who had travelled there for a training course, lawyers for the group said.

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A fragile state according to the research body is a country that possesses characteristics that substantially impair its economic and social performance.

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The court ordered that they be remanded until August 13. 

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Rights group Amnesty International criticised the government's "heavy-handed tactics" against the protesters earlier this week.

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While the kingdom did not disclose the nature of the Kabaka's illness—traditionally, the Kabaka is not supposed to fall ill—they dismissed rumours that he had been poisoned. 

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This setback for Kenya follows closely after losing its second bid to host a UN Climate Fund hub.

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Unnamed prominent Kenyan figures are said to have supported the formation of a group sympathetic to the M23 rebels

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