WHO Convenes Experts Amid "Accumulating Evidence" Of Zika Link To Disorders
There is "accumulating evidence" linking the Zika virus to microcephaly and Guillain-Barre syndrome, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.
Uganda, Tanzania To Build $4B Oil Pipeline
Uganda, however, has not yet mentioned the fate of the alternative plan for a crude oil pipeline through Kenya.
Politics As Usual In Uganda, But For How Long?
It’s technically President Museveni’s last term, as Uganda’s constitution bars anyone over 75 from the presidency.
Ugandan Opposition Leader Arrested, Again
Uganda’s electoral commission announced that incumbent President Yoweri Museveni won the Feb. 18 presidential election with 60.8 percent of the vote.
Uganda’s Opposition Leader Arrested Again
Supporters say Kizza Besigye was arrested to stop him from gathering evidence on alleged fraud during last week's elections.
Museveni In Early Lead In Uganda Vote
The tally gave Yoweri Museveni, a Western ally seeking to extend his three decades in office, 61.75 percent of the votes counted.
LIVE: Chaos, Frustration Plague Uganda’s Elections
Uganda's main opposition candidate and presidential challenger Kizza Besigye has been released from police custody hours after his arrest.
Uganda Blocks Social Media During Presidential Election
The Uganda Communications Commission said it had temporarily blocked social media, including Facebook and Twitter, citing security concerns.
In Uganda, A Threat Of Crime, Violence
As a controversial election gets underway Thursday, some businesses have relocated their operations or temporarily closed up shop out of fear.
Stopping Zika Outbreak Will Cost $56M, Says WHO
The World Health Organization, which labeled the Zika outbreak an international public health emergency, released its operations plan for battling the virus.
Uganda’s Leader May Face His Toughest Fight
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni is expected to win a fifth five-year term Thursday, but support for the opposition has been growing.
China Confirms First Zika Virus Case
A 34-year-old man who recently traveled to Venezuela has been quarantined since Feb.6, according to reports.
Zika Virus Can Become A Pandemic, Researchers Say
Researchers warn that global health officials should apply the lessons of the Ebola outbreak and convene a meeting to tackle the virus.
Zika Virus Cases Reported In New York State
With those affected having recovered or near recovery, a health official downplayed the possibility of the virus spreading in the state.
Uganda President Outspends Election Rivals
A report said Yoweri Museveni, who is seeking a fifth term, spent 12 times more on his campaign than his top two opponents combined.
Uganda’s President Accused Of Murder Ahead Of Elections
Weeks before Uganda's presidential election, President Yoweri Museveni has been accused of using murder, torture and violence to curtail opposition support.
Russia Equips Algeria With Advanced Jets
The deal for the jets is part of a $7.5 billion defense contract signed with Russia in 2006.
Kenyan Police Arrest Suspected Militant
Authorities also seized weapons that were allegedly intended for use by al-Shabab on New Year’s Eve.
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Burundi Resumes Peace Talks In Uganda
The long-stalled talks — set for Monday — include a government delegation as well as opposition members and civil society representatives.
Pope Francis Announces Visit To Mexico In 2016
The pontiff will visit poor regions afflicted by the drug war along with meeting the president and church hierarchy.
China's Xi Jinping Begins Africa Tour
The trip, during which the Chinese president will co-chair a summit with African nations, comes at a time when the Asian giant's investment in the continent is dropping.
Pope Francis Orders Audit Of Vatican's Finances
Pope Francis has shaken up the Catholic Church since he took office, and now he has turned his attention to long-standing allegations of financial corruption.
Pope Avoids Contraception Controversy
While returning from his Africa trip, Pope Francis said the continent faced more urgent concerns than condom use, such as malnutrition and environmental damage.
Pope Brings Hope To War-Torn Nation
But in the Central African Republic, inspirational words from the leader of the Roman Catholic Church won't be enough to end the deadly fighting of recent years, experts say.
Pope Francis Honors Ugandan Christian Martyrs
The shrine is the site where more than 20 Christians were burned alive.
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