By Norman Miwambo

15^th Oct 2012:

L-R: Semitego & British Foreign Secretary William Hague

London based opposition activist Richard Semitego has petitioned the top leadership of the British Conservative Party (which is the majority party in the ruling coalition with the Liberal Democrats) to reign in President Museveni’s government for its human rights abuses in both Uganda and the Great Lakes region of Africa.

Semitego, who is the Chairperson of Uganda Federal Front, a UK based opposition outfit, met the UK’s Secretary of State for (more…)

By Charles Ochen Okwir

15^th Oct 2012:

Guests at the London event - October 6

London – The bright autumn day of October 6 was only matched by their silver-white grey hair, and perhaps, one might add – the nostalgic warmth that exudes from their beaming faces whenever they bumped into anyone who looked Ugandan in their piercing blue eyes.

Here, at The Royal Over-Seas League, located in the middle of London’s posh (more…)

By Online Team

15^th Oct 2012:

The year 2011 saw dramatic changes in Africa’s governance landscape. Unprecedented popular demonstrations in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya led to the overturning of a century of autocratic rule in (more…)

By John Stephen Katende

8^th Oct 2012:

Retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa has won a $1m award for “speaking truth to power”.  The Mo Ibrahim Foundation, a London-based charitable organisation that has (more…)