Bobi Wine (right) is the closest challenger of President Yoweri Museveni (left) [File: Reuters] Leading African civil society organisations, social movements and content creators stand in unequivocal solidarity with the people of Uganda following the January 15th Presidential Election, which took place under a nationwide internet
By Takudzwa Tondoya Zimbabwe is setting sights on new trade frontiers within Africa aiming to boost exports to fast-growing markets like Mozambique (Beira), Uganda, and Equatorial Guinea. Addressing stakeholders at the ZimTrade Dissemination Seminar in Harare, ZimTrade export development manager, Tatenda Marume said the
Opposition MDC Alliance has added its voice to growing concern over the credibility of the just ended general elections in Uganda, calling on the international community to hold President-elect Kaguta Museveni to account. Museveni, one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders with 35 years in power, won the
MDC Alliance has implored the Ugandan government to stop violence against opposition activists and take sufficient measures to ensure a level playing field in the upcoming January 2021 elections. The call comes in the wake of violence that erupted in Uganda’s capital Kampala following the arrest
Ugandan head of anti corruption division, Justice Lawrence Gidudu started a one week training today where he will be training Zimbabwean judges, Zimbabwe anti corruption committee (ZACC) and the police to sharpen their skills in handling corruption matters
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