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Open the windows to curb Covid spread: experts

People are much more likely to become infected in a room with windows that can't be opened or lacking any ventilation system

Schools under siege in northern Nigeria

Since December 2020, 730 students have been abducted by gunmen.

It was period of turmoil, distress

Rev Antoine Rutayasire says the 1994 Genocide aginst Tutsi was an outburst of a human tragedy many people had seen coming but were no sure of...

India reports over 200,000 Covid cases in a day

The country's second wave of coronavirus infection shows no signs of slowing down

Fight against violent extremism, and graft take toll on East Africa

Terrorists and international crime groups target the region as a destination market for illicit goods

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Aid situation worsening in Tigray: UN

The global body says people have started to die of hunger in Ethiopia's conflict-hit region

Gay couple fights Namibia govt over newborns

The Namibia High Court will on April 19 announce its decision on the fate of twin girls born......

Hamdok calls for prime ministers to hold talks over Nile dam

Covid patients with sedentary habits more likely to die: Study

South Sudan’s Kiir gets AstraZeneca jab

Russia suspends regular flights to Tanzania and Turkey

South Sudan pays the price for highway attacks

Ramaphosa calls for African-made vaccines

Opinion

BUWEMBO: Govt can stop ‘annoying’ sermons over land by listening to its staff

Uganda is now believed to be more endowed with strategic minerals than previously believed.

Mutuma Mathiu: Suluhu must seize the moment

President Hassan has a fantastic opportunity to leave her mark in this world and to blaze the......

EDITORIAL: Survivors still need empathy, support to heal

EDITORIAL: Kwibuka 27 - A time for reform and reflection

Nairobi or Kigali? It's down to the hardware versus the software

‘The biggest man you ever did see was once a baby’

EDITORIAL: We can prevent deterioration in vaccine coverage

It's about time we put more funds in 'One Health' approach

Business

Oil pipeline works to start from Tanzania

EACOP will start on the Tanzanian side en route to Uganda, officials have revealed but without stating the start date.

Bank of Uganda keeps policy rate unchanged at 7pc for April

The move promises stable lending rates amidst increased credit default levels....

Kenyan officials in Uganda for bilateral trade talks

Museveni says pipeline deal a ‘third victory’ for Uganda, Tanzania

Silver lining for Bralirwa in lockdown as beer sales go up

Modest economic rebound forecast for East Africa

Tribunal to hear miner’s dispute against Tanzania

Rwanda: More charging stations set up for electric cars

Lifestyle

Pawrenting: When a dog bites you

When a dog bites you, first aid care of the wound is important through washing the wound with soap and running water for around 15 minutes.

The firstborn's fuss

Firstborns are adulated yet prodded, coached and pushed to perform. Would they have had it......

Covid jab holds benefits for breastfeeding mums, babies

The Reel: 'My Octopus Teacher' is about love and redemption

DMX: Dogs for life

African forest elephant flagged as critically endangered

How to manage difficult colleagues at work

Single parent? Tips for raising children alone

Sports

Guardiola: Manchester City want more now

Guardiola also heaped praise on City's match-winner Foden.

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