By John Stephen Katende – 30th Aug-5th Sept 2010
The International Criminal Court [ICC] is not happy with Kenya over its failure to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir when the latter attended a function in Nairobi to celebrate the promulgation of Kenya’s new constitution. (more…)
By Timothy Nsubuga – 30th Aug-5th Sept 2010
The United Nations trade arm has published alternative methods that governments and international investors could use to resolve disputes that are currently dealt with through arbitration. (more…)
By Our Staff Writer – 30th Aug-5th Sept 2010
Details of Pope Benedict XVI’s scheduled visit to the United Kingdom have been announced by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office. (more…)
By Our Staff Writer
Al-Shabab Fighters
Mogadishu-Somalia: A suicide bomber and gunmen wearing military uniforms attacked a hotel near Somalia’s Presidential Palace; AP has reported. The Monday attack sparked a one-hour gun battle with security forces. At least 32 people were killed, including six Somali parliamentarians.
Witnesses described a horrific scene of dead bodies throughout the Muna Hotel and guests scrambling to safety by escaping out of windows. The multi-pronged assault came less than 24 hours after the country’s most dangerous militant group – Al-Shabab, a group allied with al-Qaida, threatened a “massive” war against what it labelled as invaders, a reference to the 6,000 Ugandan and Burundian African Union troops in Mogadishu. (more…)
By Charles Oruk
War is what M7 knows and wants. If he is again supporting rebels in Darfur against the Sudan government, then it means he is tired of ruling. (more…)
By Amos Awira Okumu
I am wondering whether Ofwono Opondo is suggesting that the past ended with “the most primitive tribal military junta 1985/86 during which Otunnu served as the most eloquent diplomat at the UN and as foreign affairs minister”. (more…)
By Ssisagirwako
I think the doctor is going about the invitation the wrong way. Protocol would demand that he first seeks an audience with the Kabaka where he may extend the invitation rather than announcing this at his political rallies; that is if he is serious. (more…)
By Charles Oruk
I do agree with Mr. Abbey Kibirige. We need a national language that we all can learn and speak. (more…)
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