Ugandan High court judge Mugambe found guilty of slavery by UK court
Ugandan High court Judge Lydia Mugambe has been found guilty of modern slavery by the Oxford Crown Court for illegally bringing a housemaid to the UK and refusing to pay her for her services. She is scheduled to be sentenced on May 2 and faces life imprisonment.
NUP, like the FDC before it, has benefited greatly from the public sympathy that comes with being persecuted by the NRM state ...
Long Islander discovers unexpected love in Uganda on TLC's '90 Day Fiance,' while navigating cultural differences and family ...
As a commemoration activity for the International Women’s day celebrations, Because of Her Uganda, a feminist youth-led ...
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Uganda has deployed an unknown number of troops to South Sudan in a bid to protect the fragile government of President Salva ...
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Ugandan journalists announce boycott of security activitiesJoint organizations advocating for journalists’ rights have announced a boycott of all security agency-related activities.
South Sudan's government has denied earlier reports that Uganda had deployed special forces to its capital, Juba. Uganda's ...
On an escarpment overlooking the Chinese-operated oil field in Uganda’s western district of Kikuube, 30 students sat with ...
KYARUSHESHA, Uganda — For its first 88 completed miles, the world’s most controversial oil pipeline system runs in a ...
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