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Sir Keir Starmer Historic Visit to China: A New Chapter in UK-China Relations

Sir Keir Starmer is heading to Beijing, marking the first trip by a British prime minister to China since 2018. This visit is an

January 28, 2026

CHINA·World News

Eddy Mutwe Charged with Robbery Amid Torture Allegations, Lawyer Raises Alarm

Eddy Mutwe Charged with Robbery Despite Signs of Severe Torture, Lawyer Claims Masaka, Uganda — May 5, 2025 | Edward Sebuufu, also known as

May 5, 2025

News·Political Parties·Uganda Politics

Besigye and Lutale Remanded to Luzira as Treason Trial Faces Fresh Delay

Kizza Besigye, Lutale Remanded to Luzira Until May 21 Amid Heated Treason Trial Kampala, Uganda – May 1, 2025:Dr. Kizza Besigye, a veteran opposition

May 1, 2025

Activism·News·Political Parties·Uganda Politics

Ugandan Leader’s Wife Urges Action as Husband’s Health Deteriorates

Winnie Byanyima, the wife of Ugandan opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye, has expressed deep concern over her husband’s rapidly declining health. Dr. Besigye has

February 19, 2025

News

Supreme Court Bans Military Trials for Civilians, Sparks Government Pushback

A January 31 Supreme Court ruling has struck down the military’s authority to prosecute civilians, a decision hailed by human rights advocates as a

February 3, 2025

News

Supreme Court Rules General Court Martial Cannot Try Civilians

The Supreme Court of Uganda has ruled that the General Court Martial (GCM) lacks jurisdiction over civilians, affirming that such trials violate the Constitution.

January 31, 2025

News

South Sudan Orders Social Media Shutdown Amid Escalating Violence

South Sudan’s government, on Wednesday, directed telecommunications companies to block access to social media platforms such as Facebook and TikTok in response to growing

January 23, 2025

News

Former ADF Rebels Share Stories of Coercion and Survival as Reintegration Efforts Continue

Recently rehabilitated former ADF rebels have shared their harrowing experiences of coercion, brutal conflicts, and survival. These accounts come as 30 ex-rebels, captured by

June 20, 2024

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Denmark Allocates Shs350 Billion to Support Climate Change, Refugees, and Civic Space in Uganda

This funding, administered through the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) over the next five years, aims to bolster democratic values, human rights protection, and

June 13, 2024

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Enduring Resistance: The Courageous Path of Irene Nanfuma Amidst Uganda's Political Strife

Irene Nanfuma: A Tale of Political Courage Amidst Government Persecution

In Uganda, the story of Irene Nanfuma stands as a poignant reminder of the cost of political activism. Beginning her political journey in 2006

February 7, 2023

Activism·Featured·Human Rights·News

South Africa: Expropriation Bill Not Intended to Seize Land - De Lille

South Africa’s Land Expropriation Bill Passed By Parliament

SOUTH AFRICA| Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Patricia de Lille has moved to assure South Africans that government has no intention of using the

September 30, 2022

AFRICA·Featured·Featured·featured·International News·Nature·South Africa

Transforming Education in South Africa’s Rural Eastern Cape

Lihle Mbikwana grew up in Xhora Mouth in the rural Eastern Cape. As a child, he went to school for more than an hour,

September 30, 2022

AFRICA·Education·Featured·News·South Africa

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Sir Keir Starmer Historic Visit to China: A New Chapter in UK-China Relations

Eddy Mutwe Charged with Robbery Amid Torture Allegations, Lawyer Raises Alarm

Besigye and Lutale Remanded to Luzira as Treason Trial Faces Fresh Delay

Ugandan Leader’s Wife Urges Action as Husband’s Health Deteriorates

Supreme Court Bans Military Trials for Civilians, Sparks Government Pushback

Supreme Court Rules General Court Martial Cannot Try Civilians

Former ADF Rebels Share Stories of Coercion and Survival as Reintegration Efforts Continue

Denmark Allocates Shs350 Billion to Support Climate Change, Refugees, and Civic Space in Uganda

Irene Nanfuma: A Tale of Political Courage Amidst Government Persecution

South Africa’s Land Expropriation Bill Passed By Parliament

Transforming Education in South Africa’s Rural Eastern Cape

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