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Controversial city Pastor Augastine Yiga has reportedly been arrested at Entebbe International Airport. Local reports indicate that the pastor who was returning from South Africa was arrested after a group of believers lodged a complaint over a healing prayer he promised them. They parted with sums of money to get

Parliament's Director for Communication and Public Affairs Chris Obore has dismissed reports indicating that Members of Parliament are to be given a 46 percent salary increment effective next financial year. Media reports yesterday quoted a budget call circular issued by the Ministry of Finance on February 22nd indicating that legislators

Uganda has new group of historicals, thats according to the country's president, Yoweri Museveni. While addressing a group of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) lawmakers at a thanksgiving ceremony in Kiboga district, the president declared that the parliamenterians who voted to lift the presidential age limit are the country's

The U.N. refugee agency is calling on Rwandan authorities to investigate police culpability in the deaths of at least five Congolese refugees during a recent protest of food ration cuts. The deadly confrontation took place Thursday when some 700 Congolese refugees from the Kiziba refugee camp were demonstrating outside the

Uganda's President, YoweriMuseveni has called for the installation of X-ray technology to check loaded trucks at border points. Museveni made this call on Saturday during the launch of the One Stop Border Post (OSBP) in Busia district, eastern Uganda. "The Busia facility will be improved. For example, we need X-ray

U.N. investigators say they have identified more than 40 South Sudanese officials and military officers who may be responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity. The alleged crimes occurred during South Sudan's ongoing civil war, which has killed tens of thousands and uprooted more than 4 million people from

South African company heads cheered the start of Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency, saying that business and consumer confidence were sure to improve following the departure of scandal-hit Jacob Zuma, Bloomberg reports. The result should be economic growth and even job creation, while various stagnating business-friendly policy initiatives could be revived. Further