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New York Times: Authorities were reluctant to impose restrictions after Covid.

The new mother named her baby after the doctor on board.

A coordinated attack by extremists rocked Kampala, killing at least three civilians.

Can 1 trillion trees really counter a decade of carbon emissions?

New York Times: Hundreds have been detained, many brutalised, after a bloody election.

New York Times: Leaders take advantage of pandemic to clamp down hard on opponents.

Who are they? They include our first African, Latin American and Sri Lankan MPs.

A second wave of a huge locust outbreak is arriving in parts of East Africa.

A mum's sacrifice gave him a rare gift that pushed him from a refugee camp into a CEO.

The top three countries taking in refugees are Turkey, Pakistan and Uganda.

She is accused of lying about being a doctor and performing "experiments" on babies.

The moment that health professionals have feared has arrived.

They have been missing since gunmen allegedly held four people at gunpoint.

Ugandan women have called for the tourism minister's resignation over the proposal.

Guest lecturer Terry Waite wants to shed some light on crime and punishment.

Party boat seemed doomed before it even pushed off into choppy waters of Lake Victoria.

Overcrowded party boat capsizes in Lake Victoria, Uganda, leaving at least 31 people dead.

On Lake Victoria the island is smaller than a soccer pitch and home to five hundred.

Strength and courage shine through in these photos of refugees from around the world.

"They've had a very eye-opening summer," Auckland mum Kristin Ward says.

In a shocking new development, a rhino has been slaughtered at a French zoo for its horn.

The mountains of East Africa are being dissolved by climate change, Jason Patinkin reports.

The man who photographed the Carterton hot-air balloon tragedy has reportedly been arrested in Uganda.

There's an intriguing Kiwi connection to Uganda's Wildwater Lodge.

A child soldier who became an infamous commander in Joseph Kony's militia is before the International Criminal Court.

A giant, one-tonne crocodile has been caught by Ugandan villagers, after allegedly eating a man and maiming several others in a village.

A Ugandan minster labelled treatment of homosexuals in the country "tolerant" because the government is "not slaughtering them".

Embarking on a tour of Uganda's biggest township throws up some ethical questions for Emilia Terzon.