Veteran journalist shot dead in Kampala, Uganda
A retired veteran Ugandan journalist and author was shot dead by a masked man near his home in capital Kampala, police said Sunday.
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Tundu Lissu Meets Chakwera, Tables Seven Demands for Tanzania’s Political Reforms
During the talks, Lissu presented Chakwera with seven irreducible minimums he said require urgent attention to restore confidence in Tanzania’s democratic institutions.
No Lissu! No Dialogue!, Vows Heche
”We have said clearly, the person who can lead this party to make any decisions is in jail. Release Lissu first”
Julius Malema sentenced to five years in prison over firearm case
A South African court sentenced radical left-wing opposition leader Julius Malema to five years in jail on Thursday for firing an assault rifle at a rally eight years ago.
Tanzania Court of Appeal lifts ban on Chadema activities
The Tanzania Appellate Court has quashed the High Court’s decision barring the opposition party Chadema from engaging in political activities.
Gachagua threatens mass protest if the fuel price is not reduced
The opposition leaders called for the resignation of Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi and Trade Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui.
Tanzanians divided over Chakwera’s role and Chande Commission’s probe into the 2025 Election violence
‘’Do you think the mother or the brother whose child was killed will have the opportunity to submit their views before Chakwera’s team? If the witnesses are people who are selected or recommended, what kind of report do you expect?
Ugandan man goes on trial over kindergarten stabbings
A Ugandan man accused of stabbing four young children to death at a kindergarten in an attack that horrified the…
The 200MP Illusion And Why High Specs Don’t Always Equal Better Photos
Africa’s smartphone market is slipping back into a familiar trap: the “Megapixel Myth.” With devices like the Redmi Note 15…
Donald Trump ally Viktor Orbán concedes landmark defeat
Hungary’s nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban conceded defeat Sunday in parliamentary elections to his rival, conservative Peter Magyar, a former government insider and political newcomer who has promised “system change”.
