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- Missionaries say sorry to Uganda
'We brought the rivalries that divided the Church in Europe' By Mathias Mazinga Catholic missionaries of the society of White Fathers last Sunday made a passionate apology to Ugandans for the wrongs they have committed since their arrival in the country
- Sudan tries to free Irish hostage
The Sudanese government is attempting to secure the release of an Irish aid worker and her Ugandan colleague who were taken hostage by gunmen in the Darfur region of Sudan on Friday. Sudanese officials are said to be liaising with rebel groups and local
- UPDATE 1-Sudan police search for kidnapped aid workers
KHARTOUM, July 4 (Reuters) - Sudanese security services were searching on Saturday for two kidnapped female aid workers, one Ugandan and one Irish, taken from their compound in Darfur, said Irish humanitarian group Goal which employs the women. Armed men
- Debunking the dogma on Darfur ln
MAHMOOD Mamdani, the Ugandan political scientist and Columbia University professor, recently spoke about his latest book, Saviours and Survivors: Darfur, Politics and the War on Terror, which challenges much of what weve been told about the war in
- Sudan police search for kidnapped aid workers?
Sudanese security services were searching Saturday for two kidnapped female aid workers, one Ugandan and one Irish, taken from their compound in Darfur, said Irish humanitarian group Goal which employs the women. Armed men seized the two from their base
- Kenya most corrupt in east Africa, finds regional study
Kenya is east Africaâ??s most graft-prone nation with a bribe expected or solicited in nearly half of all transactions, according to a survey published yesterday by an anti-graft watchdog, followed by Uganda and Tanzania. Kenyaâ??s police force
- Sudan tries to contact kidnappers of Darfur aid workers
Sudanese authorities were on Saturday trying to establish contact with kidnappers who snatched two foreign aid workers from their offices in Darfur, a foreign ministry official said. Gunmen kidnapped the Irish and Ugandan women from the office of the
- Sudan trying to contact kidnappers of Darfur aid workers
Print E-mail KHARTOUM - Sudanese authorities were on Saturday trying to establish contact with kidnappers who snatched two foreign aid workers from their offices in Darfur, a foreign ministry official said. Gunmen kidnapped the Irish and Ugandan women
- Dubliner abducted in Darfur
An Irish aid worker was missing, feared kidnapped, in the war-torn Darfur region of Sudan. Dubliner Sharon Commins, 32, who works for Goal, was taken hostage by armed men at a compound in the town of Kutum. It is believed that a Ugandan aid worker was
- Sudan trying to contact Darfur kidnappers
KHARTOUM (AFP) Sudanese authorities were on Saturday trying to establish contact with kidnappers who snatched two foreign aid workers from their offices in Darfur, a foreign ministry official said. Gunmen kidnapped the Irish and Ugandan women from the
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