Germany has firmly rejected claims that it is considering adopting a deportation plan similar to the UK’s scrapped Rwanda scheme, as UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer reaffirmed the decision to abandon the policy. Reports out of Berlin suggested that Germany could utilize accommodation in Rwanda originally earmarked for Britain’s …
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Rights Activists Call for the Law on Torture to Remain in Effect Amid Rising Cases in Uganda
Uganda’s legal framework for protecting human rights is facing a critical challenge as human rights activists, lawyers, and civil society organizations rally to preserve the country’s anti-torture law. This move comes in response to the Attorney General’s recent proposal to amend the law and allow trials to proceed, even when …
Read More »Super Middle Weight Boxer John Serunjogi Eyes More International Glory After ABU Victory
Uganda’s boxing scene has long been a breeding ground for talent, producing fighters who have gone on to make their mark on the global stage. The latest athlete to step into this legacy is John Serunjogi, Super Middle Weight Boxer whose recent victory over Egypt’s Ahmed Boloshy to claim the …
Read More »Uganda mourns 2024 Paris female Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei
Ugandans are mourning the loss of one of their top athletes, Rebecca Cheptegei, who passed away on Wednesday morning due to injuries sustained from petrol burns. Cheptegei, who competed in the recent Paris Olympics, succumbed to her injuries at Moi Referral Hospital in Kenya. According to reports, she was attacked …
Read More »Germany Resumes Deportation to Afghanistan for the First Time Since Taliban Takeover
On Friday, Germany resumed deporting rejected asylum seekers to Afghanistan for the first time since the Taliban took control of the country in 2021. This controversial move follows increased public and political pressure to tighten immigration controls after a fatal knife attack last week. The deportation flight, carrying 28 Afghan …
Read More »Balearic Islands See Over 580 Migrants in 72 Hours
Like the Canaries, the Spanish Balearic Islands are experiencing large numbers of migrants arriving at the end of summer. In early September, more than 580 people arrived in the archipelago in just three days. On Tuesday, a boat docked in Ibiza with more than 100 people on board, a first …
Read More »Over 21,000 Migrants Have Reached the UK Since the Beginning of the Year
Since the beginning of the year, between January 1 and September 3, 2024, just over 21,400 migrants have reached the English coast aboard “small boats”. A figure slightly up compared to last year over the same period. France and the United Kingdom have been trying for years, through the militarization …
Read More »Ugandan opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, shot in leg
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has been injured in the leg in a confrontation with a policeman in uniform, his personal assistant has told the BBC. Najja Ssenyonjo said the pop star-turned-politician was believed to have been shot and was currently receiving treatment at Nsambya Hospital in the capital, Kampala. …
Read More »Lil Nas X Wants More “Homosexual Vixens
Lil Nas X says there aren’t enough “homosexual vixens” in the hip-hop community for him to date. He joked about the situation on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday night while calling for his own version of Brittany Renner and Lori Harvey. “Being a gay rapper is hard,” Nas began in his post. …
Read More »Hoima Police Block Peaceful Protest by Project-Affected Persons of East African Crude Oil Pipeline
Project-Affected Persons (PAPs) involved in the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project in Hoima were prevented by police from staging a peaceful demonstration in the city. The group, numbering around 300, had planned to march to the offices of the Petroleum Authority in Hoima, demanding a halt to the …
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