Corruption Activists Mourn Laxity of Law in Uganda

Anti corruption activists are expected on the streets tomorrow to protest their dissatisfaction of how alleged corruption cases are handled.
The most recent is the case in which the three ministers implicated in the chogm scandal were acquitted.

Maalim Seif alipohutubia K/Maiti

Makamu wa Kwanza wa Rais wa Zanzibar, Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad anaelezea masikitiko yake kuhusiana na masuala mbalimbali yanayohusu Zanzibar, katika Mkutano wa CUF uliofanyika huko Kibanda Maiti tarehe 03 Novemba 2012.

Source: http://www.wavuti.com/#ixzz2C02dZCWL

Obama's Ancestral Home Celebrates Victory

In Kogello village, Siaya county, the birth place of U.S. President Barack Obama's father, residents broke into song and dance as soon as it was projected that their son was headed for victory. The residents had kept vigil at Obama's grandmother Nyangoma home all night.

Uganda Legislators Threaten to Walk Out of Parliament Over PS

Members of Parliament have today threatened to walk out of Parliament if the permanent secretary in the office of the prime minister does not leave office.

Kenyan Police Threaten to Strike Over Poor Pay

On the Headliner tonight we focus on the simmering disquiet in the police force. With talk of a strike in the offing, what next for Kenya's law enforcers. NTV's John-Allan Namu reports on their plight and why their patience may have run out.