Uganda: 17 people died of anthrax in November
At least 17 people died of anthrax in a southern Ugandan district in November, a local official told.
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ICC pushes for trial of Ugandan warlord Kony
In a significant move, ICC boosts efforts to revive the case against fugitive warlord Kony, underscoring commitment to justice.
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Uganda militia leader responsible for tourist murders charged with terrorism
Earlier this month, Abdul Rashid Kyoto, also known as Njovu, a commander within the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) militia, was apprehended
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Western countries warn citizens to avoid Ugandan music festival
Cautionary advisories from the United States, Britain, and Ireland have been issued in response to a series of lethal attacks in Uganda attributed to a militia with ties to the Islamic State (IS) group
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Uganda agrees petroleum importation deal with Bahrain firm
Uganda’s cabinet has already approved the changes to the petroleum law.
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Uganda and South Sudan agree to quicken demarcation of borders
South Sudan and Uganda agreed to expedite border demarcation to mitigate conflict, promote peaceful co-existence and trade
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Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ law challenged in court
Attorneys involved in the case gathered before the court registrar and reached a consensus to reconvene on October 12
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Uganda seeks Chinese financial aid for oil pipeline project
French energy corporation TotalEnergies is spearheading a multi-billion dollar initiative aimed at the development of Ugandan oilfields
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Uganda reports killing 567 IS-affiliated militants since December 2021
In June of this year, 42 individuals, primarily students, were tragically massacred at a school in Kasese, Western Uganda.
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Activists criticize EU’s lack of action on Uganda’s LGBTQ law
The EU is one of Uganda’s largest donors, financing infrastructure projects, healthcare programs, and providing food assistance.
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