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The United States should choose a path that might make peace in the future still possible. It should reverse its position against a cease-fire.

For months, CNN has investigated whether Family Watch International has helped promote a raft of homophobic bills in Uganda, Kenya and Ghana – allegations it denies.

Family Watch International has repeatedly stated that it is against the death penalty and imprisonment of members of the LGBTQ community and does not support the law, but a youth leader with close links to the organization in Kenya had a different take.

Bridget Basiima topped a large field to claim the MTN Grand Tee of Tees on Saturday, December 16 at Entebbe Golf Club.

The East African nation adopted one of the world's harshest laws against homosexuality, prompting an uproar from human rights advocates and western powers. KAMPALA - Uganda's constitutional court on Monday began hearing the first challenge to a draconian anti-gay law that has triggered criticism from the United Nations and led to US visa restrictions on government officials. In May, the East African nation adopted one of the world's harshest laws against homosexuality,

The shooting of three Israelis by IDF troops shows the risks of armed intervention in hostage situations.

From humble beginnings, Steven Eric Keddi got conned, but did not give up on life. He now runs a foundation to take care of the needy

Israel had broad support from the nations of the world after Hamas’ murderous Oct. 7 attack, its premeditated slaughter of innocent people and its unconscionable taking of civilian hostages. Accounts

Pre-tournament favourites Zimbabwe and hosts Uganda emerged from different scenarios to book their tickets to the International Cricket Council (ICC) Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifier scheduled for Dubai, United Arab Emirates early next year.

Prof Kaleebu, argues that once UVRI acquires a big space for the science building, it would be in position to conduct extensive research