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- Fresh from censoring select voices before and after US election, Twitter howls ‘HUMAN RIGHTS’ as Uganda shuts down social media
After banning the US president and other voices challenging Joe Biden’s election victory, Twitter is aghast that Uganda has shut down the social media conversation two days before voters there go to the polls. - Fatal mistake: Ugandan football player 'killed by teammates after defensive error'A football game in Uganda ended in tragedy after Churchill Owaci was reportedly beaten to death by his own teammates for committing a defensive error which led to his squad conceding a goal.
- Lightning strike kills 10 children playing football in UgandaThe remote Ugandan city of Arua was hit by tragedy when 10 children were killed after being struck by lightning while playing football.
- India, Pakistan should brace for ‘TWIN INVASION’ of locusts from Horn of Africa & Iran, UN warnsGiant swarms of locusts may descend on both sides of the India-Pakistani border around spring-summer this year, a UN locust monitor said, amid an unprecedented plague already affecting the black continent.
- Sudan made no promise to Israeli PM of normalizing ties – transitional cabinetSudan’s cabinet said on Thursday that the country’s leader General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan had made no promise to Israel’s prime minister of “normalizing ties” between the two states. Burhan heads Sudan’s ruling...
- Netanyahu discusses ‘normalization’ with Sudan’s leader after Uganda talksIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met Sudan’s leader to discuss normalizing ties, his office said. The talks are seen as a potentially landmark step that was denounced by the Palestinians, AFP reports. The PM’s office said he...
- Protesters in DR Congo torch mayor’s office after suspected Islamist rebels killed 8 in raidProtesters in the city of Beni in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo set the town hall on fire on Monday after suspected Islamist rebels killed eight people in an overnight raid, Reuters reported. Rebels believed to belong to the Allied Democratic...
- ‘Kill the gays’: Uganda resurrects overturned bill introducing death penalty for homosexualsThe Ugandan government has announced plans to reintroduce legislation paving the way for the execution of homosexual people, five years after the bill was thrown out by the constitutional court on a technicality.
- Poirier UFC shirt worn by Khabib raises $100K for charityThe T-shirt bearing the name of Dustin Poirier and worn by rival Khabib Nurmagomedov following their UFC lightweight title unification fight in Abu Dhabi has been sold for $100,000, with the proceeds going to charity.
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