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Trump administration may attempt to deport Abrego Garcia to Uganda: Sources
The government of Costa Rica is willing to accept Kilmar Abrego Garcia "upon the conclusion of any criminal sentence he may serve in the U.S.," according to a letter obtained by ABC News. The Salvadoran native was released from criminal custody in Tennessee on Friday and is on his way to Maryland, an attorney told ABC News.
In this explainer, we get to the bottom of the implications of Uganda’s current deficit which—per the central bank—narrowed ...
Uganda said it had agreed to a "temporary" deal with the Trump administration to take in migrants deported from the U.S, with ...
The Ugandan and South Sudanese armies have agreed to step up cooperation to address recurring border skirmishes, some of ...
Much of the mineral wealth never reaches communities—or even the national treasury. Instead, it quietly leaks away through ...
Uganda plans to build a new city in an area near Kampala that’s adjacent to a square mile it has offered to R&B singer Akon ...
Jane Nabakooza, a pediatrician with Uganda’s malaria control program, said she expects the government will make Coartem Baby ...
The central bank also noted that the Nominal Effective Exchange Rate (NEER) appreciated by 1.8 percent year-on-year in July ...
On her way back from school each afternoon, six-year-old N. K. walked past acres of leafy cassava plants, corn stalks, and ...
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