Two suspected Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels, including a female suicide bomber, were killed in an explosion near a prominent Catholic shrine in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, as crowds ...

A Ugandan human rights activist, arrested in Tanzania after travelling to the country to support an opposition politician at a trial for treason, has been tortured and dumped at the border, ...

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Lydia Mugambe, a former UN and Ugandan high court judge, has been sentenced to over six years in prison for enslaving a young woman in the UK. Mugambe ...

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(Reuters) - A Ugandan and United Nations judge was convicted in Britain on Thursday of forcing a young woman to work as a slave while she studied for a PhD at Oxford University. Lydia Mugambe was ...

Brass knuckles are metal fittings that go around the fingers and amplify the force of a punch. In 2024, Kavanagh sponsored a bill that would have banned the weapon in Arizona.

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A prominent Ugandan opposition politician was kidnapped during a book launch in Kenya over the weekend, transferred to Uganda and is being held at a military jail in Kampala, his wife said on ...

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Officials in Uganda say Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei has died in a Kenyan hospital four days after she was allegedly set on fire by her boyfriend. Latest U.S.

Thirty-six members of Uganda's opposition party, Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), will face terrorism charges in court on Monday. Human rights groups argue the case is politically motivated.