Green News Vanessa Nakate: 'The Global South is not on the front page' Vanessa Nakate talks being erased from a movement and how the climate crisis is ravaging Africa. 05/11/2021
Nature Which country is planting a tree for every baby that is born? How a reforesting scheme first launched over a decade ago formed one of the world’s most effective environmental partnerships. 23/08/2021
Uganda As virus surges in Uganda, hospitals accused of profiteering Uganda is among African countries seeing a dramatic rise in the number of infections amid a severe vaccine shortage. 26/06/2021
Cry like a boy Critical reflections on the everyday processes of ‘becoming a man’ Dr Amon Ashaba Mwiine, lecturer at the School of Women and Gender Studies, Makerere University, focuses on the everyday processes of ‘becoming a man’ in Uganda #CryLikeaBoy 20/05/2021
Uganda Uganda election: Longtime President Yoweri Museveni declared winner Uganda’s elections are often marred by allegations of fraud and abuses by security forces. 16/01/2021
Uganda Uganda votes in tense election as crackdown on opposition continues Many Ugandans have said they are afraid to vote for the opposition leader Bobby Wine - others say that despite the risks they will vote anyway. 14/01/2021
no comment Three killed in Uganda amid protests over arrest of Bobi Wine Three people died and dozens were injured in protests that broke out after the arrest of musician and presidential hopeful Bobi Wine, police said. 19/11/2020
Partner content Total access to energy solutions: the future is bright Sunlight may turn out to be the world’s great equalizer. Total Access To Energy Solutions (TATES) is at the forefront of the campaign to deliver solar power to some of the most remote places on earth. 01/10/2020
World The Ugandan singer turning plastic waste into drums The African continent is the world leader in plastic bag regulations. 25/02/2020
no comment Desert locusts wreak havoc in Uganda in worst infestation in 70 years A one-kilometre-square swarm of locusts can eat the same amount of food as 35,000 people. 19/02/2020
Uganda Watch: Solar power energises Kampala street food scene Carts that create their own light cut down on costs and let vendors stay open longer. This project also trains sellers in finance and hygiene. 20/08/2019
View Boris Johnson needs to rebuild bridges with Africa ǀ View Which Boris will be entering Number 10: the racist or the cosmopolitan? For the sake of Britain, I hope it is the latter. 24/07/2019
Good Morning Europe EU funds help 'open door' Uganda take in refugees from DR Congo Uganda has an open policy for refugees - which aid organisations see as an example to others. 28/06/2019
Uganda Italian football club train refugees in Uganda to 'promote peace' Italian football club Sampdoria held a training camp for refugees and local children in Uganda to promote sports and peace. 20/06/2019
Democratic Republic Of Congo WHO stops short of declaring Ebola outbreak a global emergency The World Health Organization (WHO) determined for the third time that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is not a "public health emergency of international concern". 14/06/2019
Uganda Uganda's plan to attract tourists with 'curvy women' stirs outcry Uganda's plan to attract tourists with 'curvy women' stirs outcry 08/02/2019
Africanews The Nigerian farmer profiting from pig waste [Inspire Africa] Today we'll head to Nigeria where a pig farm is turning waste management and recycling into profit. 31/07/2018
Uganda Dozens dead in traffic accident - Ugandan Red Cross Police say incident occured 220 kkm north of Kampala 26/05/2018
Uganda Concern amid outbreak of deadly Marburg virus disease One woman has been confirmed dead but hundreds may have been exposed to the virus, says WHO. 20/10/2017
Africanews Ugandan rugby players 'disappear' after tournament in Germany The three - Ramathan Govule, Brian Kikaawa and Fred Odur - were not found at the team's hotel on Monday when they were preparing to leave the country. 03/10/2017
Uganda Not a pub brawl: Uganda MPs have punch-up in parliament Parliament punch-up in Uganda over a proposed change to the constitution. 28/09/2017
Uganda Uganda struggling with refugees influx There is an urgent call for more aid to help Uganda cope with an influx of refugees fleeing conflict in South Sudan. It comes at a UN-backed summit 24/06/2017
World Training for refugees in Uganda: a model of integration Uganda allows refugees to move in and out of settlements, provides land, and allows them to work. 17/11/2016
Africanews Uganda: Man nabbed in fake $120m arms deal Uganda's police said on Tuesday they had nabbed a con man suspected of swindling a Polish weapons manufacturer into signing a bogus $120m arms deal. 17/11/2016
Africanews School in the day, brothel at night ... Ugandan teachers fight trespassers Two government primary schools in Uganda's Kisima island in the central part of the country has been invaded by residents who engage in sexual activity at night. 20/10/2016
Africanews Spouses of Ugandan police help force cut down procurement expenditure A first of its kind in the country, wives of police officers produce uniforms for the force as a way of offsetting procurement challenges. 18/10/2016
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