First son Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba salutes decisive Parliament approval of controversial army court law. Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans Uganda’s army chief and first son, Gen Muhoozi ...

On June 3, the Islamic State’s Central Africa Province (ISCAP) attempted an unsuccessful suicide bombing targeting Christian ...

We are back to an old controversy at the heart of Uganda’s checkered political history – the military and military power ... court system is a political weapon, not an avenue for fighting ...

Ugandan Leader Pledges to Continue Using Military ... over weapons offences. Besigye, a longtime opponent of Museveni, was detained in neighbouring Kenya in November and brought back to Uganda ...

Uganda’s parliament has passed a controversial bill authorising military tribunals for civilians, drawing condemnation from opposition figures and rights groups, who accuse the government of ...

Uganda's veteran opposition figure Kizza Besigye (C) reacts as supporters and media watch him being escorted by military police ... Yoweri Museveni came to power in 1986. As in the lead-up to ...

KAMPALA (Reuters) -Uganda's parliament on Tuesday passed an amended law that permits military tribunals to try civilians, prompting protests from the opposition who said the move violated a ...

He said the bill would define “exceptional circumstances under which a civilian may be subject to military law ... Society for Human Rights. Uganda: the quiet power in the eastern DRC ...

His 68-year-old rival has been charged in a military court with possession of pistols and attempting to purchase weapons ... against Uganda's leader, who has been in power since 1986.

including peacekeepers from southern and eastern Africa trying to support the flailing Congolese military, and Burundian forces protecting their border. Uganda has played a particularly complex role.

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni ... His 68-year-old rival has been charged in a military court with possession of pistols and attempting to purchase weapons abroad - accusations he denies.