LONDON (Reuters) - A deal this week has brought Uganda a step closer to becoming a significant oil producer, offering billions of dollars of fresh investment to develop newly discovered oilfields. Full Article

It's been almost three years since the son of the 5th Lord Delamere, Thomas Cholmondeley, first hopped down from a police truck and entered into Kenya's High Court to face murder charges over the ... Full Article | Comments [9]

Three African trading blocs comprising some 527 million people and with an estimated gross domestic product of $624 billion, have agreed to move towards a free trade area. It would span 26 countries from Egypt ... Full Article | Comments [17]

Driving from Gulu town in northern Uganda to Kitgum, you're struck by how normal it all seems now. People are walking up and down the main dirt road that connects the two towns, bicycles dodge potholes ... Full Article | Comments [4]
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