Ugandan rebel commander Ongwen guilty of war crimes The International Criminal Court has convicted Dominic Ongwen, a Ugandan child soldier-turned-Lord's Resistance Army commander, of war crimes and crimes against humanity. World • 04 Feb
Uganda's Museveni declared winner of presidential poll Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni won a decisive re-election victory today, elections officials said, but his main rival Bobi Wine alleged widespread fraud and said citizens ... World • 16 Jan
Uganda president in election lead, rival alleges fraud President Yoweri Museveni took an early lead in Uganda's presidential election, according to preliminary results released this morning by the electoral commission, as his main ... World • 15 Jan
Tullow completes sale of Uganda assets to Total Exploration company Tullow Oil said the $500m sale of its assets in Uganda to Total has been completed today. Business • 10 Nov 20
Tullow Oil gets Uganda clearance for asset sale to Tota Shares in oil producer Tullow Oil surged 24.8% today - their biggest daily percentage jump since June - after it said it had received Ugandan ... Business • 21 Oct 20
Tullow Oil's sale of stake in Uganda project called off Tullow Oil's sale of a stake in its planned 230,000 barrel per day project in Uganda to France's Total and China's CNOOC has been called ... Business • 29 Aug 19
Tullow Oil's Kenyan, Ugandan projects timelines slip Tullow Oil has delayed the final investment decision (FID) for its Kenya project to 2020 and has not yet sealed a tax deal in Uganda ... Business • 26 Jun 19
WHO stops short of declaring international emergency A World Health Organization panel decided not to declare an international emergency over Congo's Ebola outbreak despite its spread to Uganda this week, concluding such ... World • 14 Jun 19
Second Ebola patient dies in Uganda A 50-year-old woman and her five-year-old grandson have died from Ebola in Uganda, days after returning from the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo. World • 13 Jun 19
WHO to hold emergency meeting on Ebola in East Africa The World Health Organization has said a key emergency committee would meet following confirmation that an Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo had spread ... World • 12 Jun 19
Tullow Oil cuts its output guidance Tullow Oil has downgraded its 2019 output guidance to 90,000-98,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd) due to problems at its Ghana fields. Business • 25 Apr 19
Uganda: Abducted US tourist did not have armed guard A US woman who was kidnapped with her driver at Uganda's most popular wildlife park failed to take an armed ranger as required by the ... World • 05 Apr 19
Tullow's output to rise as Ghana production ramps up Tullow Oil's production is set to grow to between 94,000 and 102,000 barrel of oil equivalent per day (boed) this year, from 90,000 boed last ... Business • 16 Jan 19
At least 29 dead after cruise boat capsizes in Uganda At least 29 people died when a cruise boat capsized in poor weather in Lake Victoria, Uganda yesterday, the local deputy police spokesman has said. World • 25 Nov 18
At least 48 killed as bus hits tractor, truck in Uganda At least 48 people including 16 children have died in northern Uganda after a bus hit a tractor driving with no lights at night and ... World • 26 May 18
Uganda's only radiotherapy machine breaks down Thousands of cancer patients in Uganda will be left untreated for months after the nation's only radiotherapy machine broke down. News • 19 Apr 16
Pope Francis calls for 'new chapter' on CAR visit Pope Francis has said he hoped upcoming elections in the conflict-hit Central African Republic would enable the country to peacefully begin a "new chapter" as ... News • 30 Nov 15
Pope hails Uganda's treatment of refugees Pope Francis has hailed Uganda for its "outstanding" response in welcoming refugees as he began a two-day visit to the east African nation. News • 27 Nov 15
Tullow pays $250m to settle Uganda tax dispute Tullow Oil has agreed to pay $250m to settle a tax dispute with the Ugandan government out of court. Business • 22 Jun 15
Plans for a new anti-gay law in Uganda President Yoweri Museveni wants to issue a more lenient anti-gay law after a strict legal ban on homosexuality in Uganda was overturned in court earlier ... News • 12 Aug 14
Ugandan court overturns strict anti-gay law A Ugandan court has overturned a strict anti-gay law, which stated that repeat homosexuals should be jailed for life, as it had not been through ... News • 01 Aug 14
Uganda hit by US sanctions over anti-gay law The United States has cut aid to Uganda, imposed visa restrictions and cancelled a regional military exercise in response to a Ugandan law that imposes ... News • 20 Jun 14
Uganda's HIV bill 'nonsensical', says health body Uganda's AIDS commission has called an HIV bill passed by parliament "nonsensical", and urged the country's president not to sign it into law. News • 07 Jun 14
Uganda shrugs off aid cuts over anti-gay law Uganda has shrugged off foreign aid cuts and international criticism of its tough new anti-gay law, saying it could do without Western aid. News • 27 Feb 14
UN calls on Uganda to repeal new homosexuality law The UN chief Ban ki-moon has called on Uganda to repeal a tough new law imposing life terms on homosexuals, warning it could fan violence ... News • 25 Feb 14
