Al-Shabaab ‘planning’ major Uganda attack

Uganda plans to introduce a new anti-gay law that will withstand any legal challenge after an earlier bill was struck down by the courts, a government minister tells the BBC.

A sales assistant shows features of iOS 9 on an Apple iMac at an Apple reseller shop in Bangkok September, 2015. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom.

BOSTON (Reuters) – Apple Inc said on Sunday it is cleaning up its iOS App Store to remove malicious iPhone and iPad programs identified in the first large-scale attack on the popular mobile software outlet.

The company disclosed the effort after several cyber security firms reported finding a malicious program dubbed XcodeGhost that was embedded in...

Mogadishu, Sunday. Al shabaab militants launched a major suicide attack on Sunday against a military intelligence base in the capital Mogadishu, setting off a car bomb before storming inside, security officials said.

Nairobi. The government has confirmed the deaths of 11 suspected Al-Shabaab fighters and two Kenya Defense Forces soldiers during an attack near Baure military camp in Lamu East sub-county on Sunday.

Somalia’s Al-Qaeda-affiliated Shebab militants rammed a suicide car bomb into an African Union base Tuesday before storming the compound, with witnesses reporting many dead, although the AU insisted it had fought off the attack.

Somalia’s Islamist Al-Shabaab insurgents claimed yesterday to be holding Ugandan troops hostage after an attack last week, although Kampala has said all its troops are accounted for.

Wapiganaji wa kiislamu wa Alshabab wamesema katika maneno yao kuwa linawashikilia mateka wa kivita kutoka Uganda waliowateka wakati wa mashambulizi ya wiki iliyopita.

Uganda's dairy sector exhibits major potential for growth
NTV Uganda
Uganda's milk production potential has been steadily growing to a point where it can support the dairy sector's industrialization. Uganda's milk production potential has been steadily growing to a point where it can support the dairy sector's industrialisation.

Ugandan police said Sunday that 19 suspected Islamist Shabaab insurgents arrested in weekend raids had planned to carry out bomb attacks, as the US embassy said the immediate threat had been “countered”.