Kenya’s government appeals for protests to stop, but court suspends ban
NAIROBI, July 18—Kenya’s government on Thursday ratcheted up its appeal for weeks of protests to stop and police tried to ban demonstrations in the heart of the
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Defence Ministry rejects NUP request to use Kololo ceremonial grounds
Kampala July 18—The Ministry of Defence has rejected a request by the opposition National Unity Platform NUP, to use the Kololo Independence grounds to commemorate
Uganda Calls for Respect of Namibia’s Decision on Kabaka’s Stay.
Uganda’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Henry Oryem Okello, has urged Ugandans to respect Namibia’s decision to decline a visa extension for Kabaka Ronald Mutebi,
Israel pounds central Gaza, sends tanks into north of Rafah
July 17 – Israeli forces hit areas in the central Gaza Strip on Wednesday, killing at least nine Palestinians, according to health officials, while Israeli tanks carried
The Namibian Government Denies Visa Extension to Ugandan King
The Namibian government has declined a request to extend the visa of King Ronald Mutebi II of the Buganda tribe, who has been in the
The Detailed Breakdown of the 1.7 Billion Shillings Joel Ssenyonyi Misused .
The recent exposure of Joel Ssenyonyi by Dean Lubowa Saava regarding the misuse of 1.7 billion shillings has gripped the nation with outrage and demands
New anti-govt protests break up in Kenya with calls for Ruto to quit
Riot Police load one of the protesters on a truck Nairobi July 16–Hundreds of anti government protesters have taken to the streets of Kenya demanding that embattled
Stop Voting With Emotions ; Understand What You’re Voting For.
In any democratic society, the act of voting is both a right and a responsibility. However, the significance of voting is only fully realised when
Clearing Gaza rubble could take 15 years, UN agency says
A Palestinian boy stands in the remains of a building in the Gaza city July 16—The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees
Student protests over Bangladesh job quota leave at least 100 injured
Students carry injured woman at Dhaka University Police fired tear gas and charged with batons during violent clashes between protesters rallying against quotas for government