Kampala

KAMPALA - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said on Friday he was satisfied with discussions he had had at a meeting of heads of state and government at the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit in Kampala, Uganda, and noted that there were no changes for Serbian state interests.

KAMPALA - Serbia has always strived to create a fairer and better world, Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said in Kampala on Thursday, noting that Belgrade continued to advocate respect of the universal principles of international law and the UN Charter.

KAMPALA - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic, who is attending the 19th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit in Uganda, said on Thursday presence at the event was important for Serbian interests because a large number of NAM member states did not recognise the so-called Kosovo.

The Turkish Embassy in Uganda hosted a group of Turkish motorcycle riders on July 23 touring Africa.

The group called "Ride the Earth," has toured different African countries in the past, dedicating this trip exclusively to Uganda and its many unique attractions such as mountain gorillas and chimp trekking.

Turkey's LC Waikiki opened its flagship store in Kampala, Uganda.

The fashion retailer is ​​​​​​​Europe's fastest-growing urban fashion chain, internationally renowned for offering high-quality apparel at a great value.

As the global ambassador of Turkey, LC Waikiki opened its first store outside Turkey in 2009 and has since expanded rapidly across the world.

Ugandan volleyball powerful right attacker Ivan Ongom has joined Marek Union-Ivkoni Volleyball Club in Bulgaria.

This comes after a year since he joined Rwanda's top tier side Gisagara Volleyball Club for a season.

Before he had moved to Rwanda, he had previously featured for UCU Doves and Sport-S in Uganda.

Female Turkish ambassadors are driving policy in a number of African nations, including Mozambique, the Ivory Coast, Namibia and Uganda. 

Aylin Ta?han was appointed as Turkey's ambassador to Mozambique in 2011, making her the first female Turkish ambassador to an African country.        

Ugandan police on July 9 arrested two top opposition leaders and presidential candidates hoping to challenge veteran President Yoweri Museveni in elections next year, police said.

Somalia’s government warned Sept. 6 that the country’s Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab rebels were planning a wave of retaliatory attacks after it was confirmed their leader was killed earlier this week in a US air strike.
 

Scores of Ugandan homosexuals and their supporters are holding a gay pride parade on a beach in the lakeside town of Entebbe.

The parade is their first public event since a Ugandan court invalidated an anti-gay law that was widely condemned by some Western governments and human rights watchdogs.