Amy Fallon

In Uganda 16 women in labour die each day. One woman, backed by a civil society organisation, took the state to court

As MPs scuffle over the president’s ageing reign, protesters take the battle to the streets

The brain drain to North Africa threatens to hobble the nation’s health system

Judgment has been postponed indefinitely as a battle wages over the ‘export’ of health workers.

Uganda’s biggest public health threat is the drain of its medical brains to Trinidad and Tobago.

Jemimah Kansiime’s livelihood is now under threat as her Rihannaesque antics could lead to jail time.

A court overturned the anti-gay Bill on a technicality, and the politician who fought it plans to fight a bid to have it passed again.

So much of the world is familiar with ice cream that it is difficult to imagine discovering it for the first time, as these Rwandan women did.

The online encyclopedia will serve as a repository for the continent’s rich traditions, crafts and culture.

Fashion Weeks in Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi provide a showcase for local designers and are spurring similar events in neighbouring countries.

Uganda’s tourism board wants to cash in on those who are fascinated by the dictator’s brutal reign.

Uganda could suffer a backlash from tour operators in the West angered by President Yoweri Museveni’s new law against homosexuality.

American evangelists were responsible for fostering a turning point in Uganda’s attitudes towards LGBTI people.

President Yoweri Museveni’s anti-pornography Act is no laughing matter despite a spirited protest against the miniskirt ban, writes Amy Fallon.

Kampala’s bodaboda drivers dress in trendy, colourful clothes to ?attract customers.