Uganda starts using new Air space technology

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>The United States has begun an internal review of its relationship with the government of Uganda following the signing into law a Bill outlawing homosexuality in the East African nation.

Uganda starts process to extradite Jamil Mukulu from Tanzania
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Police has confirmed that the necessary paperwork and documents for the extradition hearing, have been presented before Tanzania's High Court. Police has started the process to return the rebel leader of the Allied Democratic Forces, Jamil Mukulu, from ...

President Museveni has asked Ugandans to fight the HIV/Aids scourge, as well as poverty, “in a revolutionary way” - a method he said the National Resistance Movement (NRM) he leads, uses.

Precision Air and Air Uganda have struck a code-sharing partnership deal. Under the agreement, the two airlines will work together on Dar es Salaam-Entebbe and Kilimanjaro-Entebbe routes.

Air Uganda will next week inform its workers whether they still have jobs or not.

>The government is working on a plan to revive the national airline following Air Uganda’s board decision not to return to the skies, according to the Director of Transport at the Ministry of Works and Transport, Mr Godfrey O. Wandera.