Uganda charges 3 in connection with World Cup bombings
Uganda has charged three people in connection with the bomb blasts that erupted in an Ethiopian restaurant and a rugby center in Kampala earlier this month, killing some 76 people, a government official said Friday.
Uganda: Authority Finding Less Counterfeit Drugs
Uganda's National Drug Authority (NDA) says the failure rate among samples of medicines tested at their laboratories has fallen by 15 percent from the early 2000s. This serves as a possible indication of a drop in the availability of counterfeit medicines in the East African country.
Uganda bombings bring Africa together. Except Eritrea.
Shortly after marking two weeks since suspected twin suicide bombings killed 76 people watching the World Cup Final in Uganda's capital of Kampala, leaders from across the continent pledged to tackle the terrorist threat from Somalia at an African Union summit in the city.
Uganda eyes decision on Heritage tax row soon
KAMPALA, July 29 (Reuters) - Uganda will decide in two weeks whether to resolve its tax dispute with British oil explorer Heritage Oil through arbitration in London or via local courts, the government said on Thursday.
Uganda's hungry rebels seen behind border killing
KAMPALA, Uganda, July 28 (UPI) -- Hungry rebels of the Allied Democratic Force attacked border villagers in western Uganda as they foraged for food after government forces isolated their supply routes. Uganda - Government - Kampala - Africa - Embassies and Consulates
Uganda Defender Nestroy Kizito Joins Partizan
Uganda Cranes left back Nestroy Kizito has signed a two-year contract with FK Partizan. The 28-year-old passed his medical just over a fortnight ago and yesterday revealed his happiness after clinching a deal with the Serbian champions.