Cycling struggles to make a mark in Uganda
Cycling is a growing sport in Africa, but it is struggling to gain a foothold in Uganda. Competitive cycling faces
Singaporeans pay last respects to Lee Kuan Yew
Further afield, tens of thousands of Singaporeans wearing black and white have lined the streets of the city to bid
Ebola: 2 Experimental Vaccines pass safety test in Africa Trial
The United States’ National Institute of Health also has had some promising results from its Ebola vaccine trials. The NIH
Uganda Police Intensify Patrols following a Possible Attack Alert
The Ugandan police has intensified patrolling and checks following an alert about a possible terror threat from Somali group Al-Shabab.
Kenyan Cabinet secretaries step down to graft allegations
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Saturday suspended cabinet secretaries and other senior government officials implicated in the anti-graft agency report
Kenya: Mandera governor claims security is hopeless in the region
The governor of Northern Kenya’s Mandera County has claimed security in the region is ‘hopeless’. Ali Roba was talking on Monday
Apple’s CEO Tim Cook plans to give away his wealth
Apple’s CEO Tim Cook said in a Fortune article that he plans to give away his entire fortune, after setting
Boko Haram kill 6 voters in Gombe
(Reuters) – Islamist Boko Haram insurgents launched two deadly attacks on voters in northeast Nigeria on Saturday, police and a
Poverty forces Kampala residents to walk to work
According to new figures from the World Bank, 70% of residents in the Ugandan capital of Kampala walk to work,