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UGANDA
Sixteen Rwandan students are seeking asylum in Uganda, saying they are the victims of harassment by security officials back home for refusing to join the Congolese rebel group M23.
Uganda has summoned the European Union's envoy to explain his recent criticism of President Yoweri Museveni's handling of corruption, underlining growing friction with the West.
Uganda's long serving president, in power for nearly 3 decades, once despised long term rulers.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has been accused by opposition parties and those who have served prominently under him, of becoming the "a power-hogging African leader".
The number of children killed, maimed, abused and recruited to fight in Somalia has dropped by more than half in the first quarter of 2013, the UN says.
Fugitive African warlord Joseph Kony is reported to be poaching DRC elephants to support his group.
Uganda's government has ordered police to allow journalists back into the main independent newspaper after a 10-day blockade that had sparked widespread criticism.
The wanted Ugandan general who sparked a succession debate says he is fighting abuse of power.
Wanted Ugandan General David Sejusa who sparked a debate on presidential succession says he is fighting for freedom from oppression by state.
Ugandan police have fired tear gas at journalists in the capital Kampala who were protesting against a media crackdown after press reports.
Ugandan police are occupying a Kampala daily’s premises for a ninth straight day amid growing outrage over government’s seizure of the newspaper.
A Ugandan general who questioned his president's succession is hiding in London but says he is in danger.
Uganda's president Yoweri Museveni has removed his head of the military Aronda Nyakairima, and moved him to a civilian position as the minister of international affairs, a statement says.
Ugandan police have searched two key media houses for a second day after they reported a falling out among army generals over whether the president's son is to succeed him.
Ugandan police have raided two newspaper offices and a radio station, after reports on a falling out among army generals over whether the president's son is to succeed him.
