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A coalition of Ugandan opposition parties on Tuesday elected a twice-defeated retired colonel, Kizza Besigye, as its flag bearer to run against President Yoweri Museveni in next year's election.
In today's podcast, striking public service workers are to vote on government's increased wage offer of 7,5%; Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi causes waves in Italy for trying to convert women to...
A Ugandan opposition coalition aiming to unseat President Yoweri Museveni suffered a setback on Monday when one of the five parties withdrew in a disagreement over a demand to replace the Electoral...
In today's podcast, SA President Jacob Zuma orders government Ministers to return to the negotiating table in order to end the public sector pay strike; Friends of the Earth reports that the demand...
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni will contest next year's Presidential poll, trying to extend a Presidency that started in 1986, a statement from his office said on Sunday.
Uganda's constitutional court struck out the crime of sedition from the nation's Penal Code on Wednesday, ruling that it limited fundamental freedoms of speech and expression.
Five of Uganda's opposition parties picked four candidates on Tuesday to vie for a single ticket in next year's Presidential election, in a process aimed at showing unity.
Date: 27/07/2010 Source: The Malawian Government Title: MW: Mutharika: Address by the President of Malawi, at the twenty-third meeting of the Nepad Heads of State and Government...