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Britain Cuts Financial Aid To Uganda Over Corruption

The UK has suspended all financial aid to the Ugandan government over evidence of corruption and misuse.

Deadly Ebola, Central Africa's Recurring Menace, Hits Uganda Again

A sudden outbreak of the Ebola virus in Uganda this week has sounded alarm bells in Central Africa.

Uganda Revives 'Kill The Gays' Bill With Revisions

Uganda has created a second draft of the "Kills The Gays" Bill.

Rwanda And Uganda Support Violent M23 Rebels In Congo: Report

Rwanda and Uganda have been supporting a violent rebellion in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a confidential UN report.

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Draghi's ECB Announcement - Spain A Stealth Loser, Italy A Silent Winner

While pundits and analysts dissected a myriad angles regarding the ECB's proposal, one lesser-considered issue has been how, following the announcement of the plan Thursday, it increasingly seemed Spain was being given the short end of the stick, while Italy was being favored, by the announcement.

Chemical Dumping Poses Grave Economic, Health Hazards For Developing Countries: UN

A new UN report outlined the harm that improper chemical waste management can have on the health and economy of developing countries.

Nodding Disease Turns Children Into Zombies: Has The Apocalypse Truly Begun?

A baffling disease known as Nodding Disease is seemingly transforming otherwise healthy children into zombies who like to start fires, Dead Central reported. As of now the Nodding Disease and fires are specifically concentrated to children in Pader, Uganda.

First Case of West Nile Virus This Year Reported In Chicago

First discovered in Uganda in 1937, the West Nile virus is carried by birds and spread to humans by mosquitoes

Making A Baby Boom: Singapore And The Politics Of Procreation

Singapore's population can't keep up with its productivity. Can the government do anything to get some more buns in the oven?

Olympic Recap: US Men Win Gold In Basketball In Final Day Of London Games

Kevin Durant and LeBron James were on their game on Sunday against Spain.

Are Jada Pinkett Smith And Will Smith Divorcing? Rumors Of Divorce Plague Their Marriage

People have been spreading divorce rumors about Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith in recent years, but, during an interview with Essence, she said their marriage is fine, RadarOnline.com reported.

Uganda Summit Fails To Agree On Coalition Force To Fight Rebels In DR Congo

Regional African leaders gathered at a summit in Uganda have failed to come to a consensus on deploying a coalition force to confront militia groups along the eastern border of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where a rebel uprising has displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians.

Chinese In Uganda: Exploiters Or Economic Partners?

China has become Uganda’s number one trade partner, replacing Britain.

Uganda: Forty Years After Idi Amin Expelled Asians

The expulsion is largely forgotten today, except by the Ugandan Asians themselves and their descendants who have spread across the world

Ebola Virus In Uganda Hurting Nation?s Budding Tourism Industry

Uganda had hoped to have a big year for tourism in 2012, but a recent outbreak of the Ebola virus has forced many prospective visitors to cancel their trips.

Starting Over In Somalia? The Biggest Threat Of All Is In The Heart Of Mogadishu

Despite the recent passage of a new constitution, corruption in Somalia's interim government could derail progress even before it begins.

Clinton Travels To Africa, But It's China On Her Mind

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Africa for ten days, meeting with leaders over concerns about terrorism and security, and China's growing economic hold over the continent.

Ebola Outbreak In Uganda: Where Did It Come From, And Will It Spread?

Ebola remains a mysterious affliction; it has no cure, and no vaccine. It tends to flare up sporadically, but it can kill hundreds whenever it does crop up.

Deadly Ebola Virus Spreads to Ugandan Capital

So far 14 are confirmed dead, the BBC reported, with the country's President Yoweri Museveni telling people to avoid physical contact with health agencies battle to contain the virulent disease.

Want An Assault Rifle? Yours For $600 In Aurora, Colorado

The Kalashnikov is a modern icon - one that's responsible for uncountable deaths, possibly including those in the Colorado massacre. It's cheap, it's plentiful, and in the middle of America, pretty easy to find

What's Behind The Latest Refugee Crisis In The DR Congo?

U.N. peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are being redeployed to Goma as a rebel group advances toward the city.

A boy herds goats in front of a Tullow Oil drilling rig in Bulisa, in the Bunyora region of Uganda

Uganda Landslide Buries Houses, Death Toll Continues To Rise

A landslide has struck three villages and killed at least 18 people in Budada, an eastern district of Uganda.

Oil, Corruption, And A 26-Year Regime: Uganda's Museveni Clings To Power After Wearing Out His Welcome

Hailed as an African reformer, Yoweri Museveni has now become an autocrat who bends the rules to stay in power and hands favors to his family. Nothing new for Africa, unfortunately -- but the exact opposite of what he himself once pledged.

Uganda Bans 38 Pro-Gay Groups

Uganda has banned 38 nongovernmental organizations for promoting homosexuality and recruiting children.

Kenya Asks US/EU To Join Fight Against Al Shabab

Washington, which put a $33 million bounty on the heads of six al Shabab commanders last week, said on Sunday that it will continue to provide assistance to the African Union Mission in Somalia, of which Kenya is a part, but did not elaborate.