The United States will tighten economic sanctions against Sudan for failing to end the violence in Darfur, President Bush announced May 29.

A UPDF officer at the rank of a major was among the hundreds of pastoralists evicted from Queen Elizabeth National park with over 20,000 head of cattle over the weekend.

President Bush's announcement today that his administration will begin implementing a set of punitive measures- its oft-threatened "Plan B" - against the Sudanese Government could have marked a real turning point in U.S. policy to end what the president calls

President Bush's announcement today that his administration will begin implementing a set of punitive measures- its oft-threatened "Plan B" - against the Sudanese Government could have marked a real turning point in U.S. policy to end what the president calls

The United States will tighten economic sanctions against Sudan for failing to end the violence in Darfur, President Bush announced May 29.

Mr. Angelo Izama's article in the Daily Monitor of May 9, portrayed the energy sector very negatively. In the article Mr. Izama alleges that the president is haunted by the power crunch due to management of the energy sector and

A KITGUM-BASED FM radio was on Saturday temporarily switched off to stop a talk show where FDC leader Col. Kizza Besigye was the main guest speaker.

The story of a collapsing buildings, a potholed new road, a beautiful new road cut apart to install a water pipe and crudely fixed thereafter are all familiar tales. The question is: What has gone wrong with our infrastructure standards?

Leaders from districts near the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda last week recommended the use of one currency as a measure to boost trade and control inflation in the Great Lakes region.

HOW many creative players present in domestic football are worth comparing to Patrick Ochan?

Geoffrey Massa could turn out to be Coach Laszlo Csaba's 'secret weapon' against the Super Eagles on Saturday.

The government has cut the trade, tourism and industry sector budget allocations for the 2007/08 financial year by more than 18 per cent, Daily Monitor has learnt.

UGANDA'S dairy farmers have reason to smile after Uganda's dairy products were cleared to be exported to the Common Market of East and Southern Africa (Comesa).

PRESIDENT Paul Kagame of Rwanda has ordered an investigation into claims that Rwandan nationals are being tortured in Ugandan jails. A highly placed government source told Daily Monitor yesterday the move followed the freeing of a Rwandan national who was

The Global Fund has accepted to give Uganda more funds to fight HIV/Aids, malaria and Tuberculosis, Health Minister Stephen Mallinga has said.

The cultural week of students at the Faculty of Science ended last Saturday.

PRESIDENT Paul Kagame of Rwanda has ordered an investigation into claims that Rwandan nationals are being tortured in Ugandan jails. A highly placed government source told Daily Monitor yesterday the move followed the freeing of a Rwandan national who was