The London Evening Post

By Jessica A Badebye Africa World Media Chairman has once again called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to terminate the Post-Election Violence (PEV) 2008 case against the East African country of Kenya to save its image. The call was made by Dr David Nyekorach Matsanga who is also “amicus curiae” in the case in his media statement this week. In the statement The London Evening Post is privy to, Matsanga described the case against Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto and Kenyan journalist Arap Sang as a fiction put together to complete a play. “It is a comedy that the world has to watch unfold with fake witnesses being recalled … Continue reading →

By Henry D Gombya One of Uganda’s oldest political parties which first governed Uganda after independence from Britain has been urged to swallow its pride and apologise to the country’s most popular region, Buganda, for its role in the 1966 Crisis that ended the country’s kingdoms and made Uganda a republic. In the second and last part of A Conversation with The London Evening Post, Amii Omara-Otunnu, a professor of history and executive director of the University of Connecticut in the United States, accused all Ugandan administrations since 1966 of failing to address what led to the 1966 Crisis which saw then President Edward Mutesa who was also the Kabaka … Continue reading →