By AFP Kigali Prosecutors on Wednesday requested that Rwanda's leading dissident politician be handed 22 years in prison for inciting insurrection and forgery as her trial opened in the capital Kigali. "We request that Diane Rwigara be imprisoned for 15 years for inciting insurrection and seven years for forging documents,"
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Two more government officials were Wednesday morning arrested and handed over to CID following a revelation that Shs276M out of the Shs665M was used to compensate people who had crops on the land the ‘stadium’ was constructed. During a meeting involving MPs on the Committee of Commissions, Statutory Authorities and
Read MoreFor the 4th year running, sports stars will be invited to a glamorous awards night to be honored by FUFA and Uganda Cranes official sponsor Airtel Uganda. These awards are aimed at recognizing individual and team excellence within Uganda football annually and over the last 12 months, football stars, administrators,
Read MoreControversial Makerere University Don, Stella Nyanzi was on Wednesday charged with offesinve communication by a court in Kampala. Nyanzi was arrested last week on allegations that she abused President Museveni and his deceased mother. Dr Nyanzi was arrested at Makerere University on Friday and driven to Special Investigations Division headquarters at
Read MorePresident Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has pledged Uganda shilling 2.5 billion to Kampala National Resistance Movement (NRM) youth. The pledge was made by State House comptroller, Lucy Nakyobe who met Kampala NRM youth at Biyem Hotel in Mengo on Wednesday morning. The meeting came on the heel of president Museveni's Kampala
Read MoreGovernment is set to borrow 270 Million Euros from the French Development Agency (FDA) for development of water and sanitation projects in South Western Uganda and Greater Kampala. The decision was approved by the cabinet on Monday. According to the Government Spokesperson, Ofwono Opondo, the projects will improve health, the
Read MorePrince Charles acknowledged Britain’s role in the slave trade on Monday calling it an appalling atrocity that had “left an indelible stain on the history of our world”. In a speech in Ghana, which served as a major hub where African slaves were held before being shipped away, most across
Read MoreThe study reveals six critical findings, including a disconnect between employers and employees in terms of what motivates people to move to a city and to stay there – which is vital to realizing economic opportunities and growth. City leaders and infrastructure planners should incorporate the “voice of the employee”
Read MoreThe study reveals six critical findings, including a disconnect between employers and employees in terms of what motivates people to move to a city and to stay there – which is vital to realizing economic opportunities and growth. City leaders and infrastructure planners should incorporate the “voice of the employee”
Read MoreThe study reveals six critical findings, including a disconnect between employers and employees in terms of what motivates people to move to a city and to stay there – which is vital to realizing economic opportunities and growth. City leaders and infrastructure planners should incorporate the “voice of the employee”
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