Museveni districts breeding tribal wars?The Independent - - 3 hours ago
Two weeks ago on June 16, a group of at least 200 Bunyoro politicians, political heads and elders met President Yoweri Museveni at State House Entebbe.
Uganda: Information Minister Lacks Information AllAfrica.com
Search for plane expands off ComorosCNN International - 21 minutes ago
(CNN) -- The French navy will join Yemeni authorities in expanded search and rescue efforts Wednesday off Comoros in the Indian Ocean, following the crash of a Yemenia Airways jet a day earlier.
Teenage survivor of Yemeni plane crash 'doing well' guardian.co.uk
Yemen plane's black box located BBC News
Iraq's 'Milestone' Day Marred by Fatal BlastWashington Post - - 2 hours ago
While more than 130000 US troops remain in Iraq, patrols by heavily armed soldiers in hulking vehicles have largely disappeared from Iraq's urban centers, as the United States turns over security to Iraqi police and soldiers.
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Police releases Betty Kamya
Daily Monitor - Jun 30, 2009
Police has released Ms Betty Olive Kamya and 50 members of the Uganda Federal Alliance who were earlier arrested by police at Owino Market in downtown Kampala today.
YOUR LETTERS: Kamya's federo drive is selfish The Observer
Uganda assumes Security Council presidency
Daily Monitor - 4 hours ago
Uganda will today start chairing the world's most powerful body for a month. The rotational arrangement is a key window for countries that hold the seat to project their issues on the entire council including its permanent members like the United ...
Uganda takes up UN presidency New Vision
Mark: What Constitution Needs is Implementation
THISDAY - 9 hours ago
Senate President, Senator David Mark, declared yesterday that the 1999 Constitution needed to be well operated. He said at the end of the second reading of the Bill for an Act to amend provisions of the 1999 Constitution that the constitution did not ...
UPC wants Olara Otunnu back
New Vision - - Jun 29, 2009
THE Uganda People's Congress (UPC) president, Miria Obote, has dismissed claims that she reshuffled the party cabinet because of former UN diplomat Olara Otunnu's candidature for the leadership of the party.
Uganda: Yona Kanyomozi Sworn in As New UPC Chairman AllAfrica.com
S.Africa's rand off 10-month high, stock futures up
Reuters South Africa - 3 hours ago
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's rand weakened against the dollar on Wednesday and was seen consolidating after hitting a 10-month high in the previous session while stock futures were slightly higher.
All deserve university education - Nzimande
Independent Online - 4 hours ago
Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande, who will take over the troubled Setas, wants experienced workers without matric - or matriculants without exemptions - to study at universities.
World Bank Approves $535 Million in Ghana Loans
Bloomberg - - 3 hours ago
June 30 (Bloomberg) -- The World Bank approved $535 million in loans to Ghana, the West African nation seeking to shore up its struggling economy, the Washington-based lender said today in an e-mailed statement.
Interim Honduran leader vows Zelaya won't return
The Associated Press - - 1 hour ago
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) - Honduras' interim leader warned that the only way his predecessor will return to office is through a foreign invasion, setting up a dramatic showdown with the ousted president who is preparing to come home accompanied by ...
Losing Honduras, Zelaya Wins Outside Support New York Times
Honduran prez faces arrest Edmonton Sun
Pakistan tribes request army aid against Taliban
The Associated Press - - 1 hour ago
PARACHINAR, Pakistan (AP) - Tribesmen attacked Taliban hideouts in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday, killing 28 militants and suffering seven fatalities themselves, and the intensifying battles prompted them to ask for army troops to help, ...
Iran shuts newspaper challenging Ahmadinejad
The Associated Press - - 1 hour ago
EDITOR'S NOTE: Iranian authorities have barred journalists for international news organizations from reporting on the streets and ordered them to stay in their offices.
As Iran Seeks to Quash Foes, Ahmadinejad Cancels Africa Trip New York Times
Nigeria's oil pollution stark example of resource curse: Amnesty
AFP - 16 hours ago
ABUJA (AFP) - The pollution caused by half a century of oil extraction in Nigeria is one of the world's most disturbing examples of the curse of natural resources, a global rights lobby group said Tuesday.
Dollar adds little to commodity price moves: John Kemp guardian.co.uk
Insurance brokers decry false outstanding premium figures by ...
NEXT - 1 hour ago
The President of the Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers, (NCRIB), Dede Ijere, on Tuesday decried the false outstanding premium figures being declared by some insurance companies.
Pressure mounts on UTL to list shares
The Independent - 3 hours ago
Pressure is mounting on Uganda Telecom to float a percentage of its stock on the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) as required by law.
Uganda fixes set rate for telco interconnection fees PCWorld Norge
Ugandan Inflation Slowed to 12% in June on Food Costs
Bloomberg - - Jun 30, 2009
June 30 (Bloomberg) -- Uganda's annual inflation rate dropped to 12 percent in June as food costs declined, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics said.
Uganda inflation eases to 12.0 pct in June Interactive Investor
MTN, Google launch traders' sms service
Daily Monitor - - 11 hours ago
MTN in partnership with Grameen Foundation and Google have come up with a new sms information sharing technology that will help business people and farmers share information regarding their work.
Uganda gets free Google text tips BBC News
The Broadband company set to launch Wimax service in Uganda
Telecompaper - 21 hours ago
The Broadband company is set to launch high-speed internet services in Uganda using Wimax technology. The company's MD Arvid Knutsen unveiled the plans at a press briefing in Kampala, reported by local paper The Monitor.
Mazda sub-Miata MX-2: rumor
Product Reviews - - 1 hour ago
There is no denying that one of the most popular convertible small sports cars is the Mazda MX-5, but this is often too expensive.
Mazda MX-2 Coming Soon? AutoTantra.in
World's Best Selling Sports Car Turns 20 girlracer
Nokia and Intel to work together on mobile devices
Calgary Herald - - Jun 29, 2009
A test version of Nokia's new Ovi Store is seen in a picture taken in Helsinki May 14, 2009. Nokia on May 25, 2009 began rolling out its much-anticipated online software and content store, Ovi Store, ...
Nokia Intel tie-up highlights convergence EE Times India
Michael Jackson shatters chart records
Reuters - - 2 hours ago
LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - As expected, Michael Jackson is once again the King of the Pop charts. Based on preliminary sales numbers from Nielsen soundscan, the top nine positions on Billboard's Top Pop Catalog Albums chart will house ...
Michael Jackson's Music Sales Reclaim Top of the Charts Wall Street Journal
Michael Jackson's music tops charts CNN International
Michael Jackson 'not biological father of his children'
Telegraph.co.uk - - 3 hours ago
The mystery of Michael Jackson's children took a further twist as it was claimed that he was not their biological father. By Nick Allen in Los Angeles and Anita Singh His ex-wife Debbie Rowe gave birth to the singer's two elder children, Prince Michael ...
Michael Jackson's will surfaces Los Angeles Times
Doubt over Michael's kids Chicago Sun-Times
Law firm: Jackson had slight pulse when doctor found him
CNN - Jun 28, 2009
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's father says he is concerned about the last moments of his son's life and about the personal physician who found the pop icon unconscious at the singer's estate.
Michael Jackson's doctor interviewed by LAPD Los Angeles Times
Jackson's final hours puzzle doctor, family Washington Post
No Sol Campbell Contract Talks Yet - Portsmouth Chief Executive ...
Goal.com - 1 hour ago
Campbell has been linked with moves to Saint-Etienne in France and Swiss side FC Basel after his contract expired, meaning he would leave Pompey for free.
Kanu set for new Pompey deal SkySports
NBBF Receives Cheque, Teams Assemble for Season
THISDAY - 9 hours ago
The Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) yesterday collected a cheque of N15 million from the Zenith Bank to signal the start of the female league season for 2009.
Zenith Bank keeps faith with Women Basketball League The Guardian - Nigeria
Katto goes for Zambia rally crown
New Vision - 12 hours ago
By Frank Sserugo EMMA Katto and Moses Matovu have entered this weekend's Zambia International Rally in a bid to keep their 2009 FIA African Rally Championship hopes alive.
Whyte set for Zambia International Rally The Herald
Uganda: Katto Goes for Zambia Rally Crown AllAfrica.com
Nigerian Hockey Teams Primed for Ghana Trip
THISDAY - 9 hours ago
The one-month camping exercise embarked upon by the national teams towards next month's Hockey Africa Cup of Nations, in Accra, Ghana has ended with the short-listing of 40 male and female teams to represent the country.
Ghana: Sports Journalists Schooled AllAfrica.com
Akunyili tasks religious leaders on re-branding
Vanguard - - Jun 29, 2009
ENUGU—MINISTER of Information and Communication, Prof Dora Akunyili has called on religious leaders in the country to participate actively in the ongoing campaign by the Federal Government to instill a renewed spirit of patriotism in ...
Swine Flu suspect intercepted at Entebbe airport
Daily Monitor - 20 hours ago
A woman who arrived today at Entebbe airport has been rushed to Hospital after exhibiting some of the symptoms of the deadly Swine Flu.
Uganda: Country Tightens Swine Flu Screening AllAfrica.com
Uganda's dilemma of competing goals
Boston Globe - - Jun 29, 2009
GRACE KAGORO, a biology professor and environmental researcher at Mbarara University of Science and Technology, is concerned about everything from climate change to chimpanzee diets to national park wildlife raiding farm crops.
Sh1.2 trillion for doctor's houses
New Vision - Jun 29, 2009
By Hope Mafaranga A project to construct houses for health workers is to start soon, the health minister has said. Dr. Steven Mallinga said the Government had secured a $600m (sh1.2 trillion) loan from the World Bank to roll out the project countrywide ...
Uganda: Fort Portal Medics Ask for Decent Accommodation AllAfrica.com