Spiritual warfare among politicians is part of a wider struggle over faith in Uganda, where Christianity is the dominant ...

Mamdanis belong to the Khoja community, who were categorized by the British in the early 19th century as “Hindoo Mussalman” ...

Wilson Watira ofreció su mano cuando se encontró con su rival político en un funeral, en un gesto para estrecharle la mana. El hombre ...

Sheikh Muhsin Burhan Kiti, a prominent Islamic scholar from Uganda, has been making waves with his engaging lectures on the oneness of Allah, also known as Tawhid. Through his teachings on Salam TV, ...

President Museveni has underscored the need to develop Bugonza Shrine in Kaliro district as a religious tourism site.According to the president, the government has been allocating money annually in ...

The 69-page report, “‘They’re Putting Our Lives at Risk’: How Uganda’s Anti-LGBT Climate Unleashes Abuse,” documents the actions by Ugandan parliament members, government institutions ...

It is no coincidence that as the religious right becomes less distinctively Christian, it is also becoming more intolerant of political dissent. If politics is the religion, then political ...

Indeed, the religions to which people belong can greatly affect the values, relationships and behaviors of such people. Among the social groups affected by the numerous religions in Uganda are the ...

The Anglican Church of Uganda was filled with joy as the Diocese of West Buganda, based at Kako in Masaka City, officially installed its new bishop, Rt. Rev. Gaster Nsereko, on a historic occasion.

Although Uganda is a very religious country, and one ever under the pernicious influence of American Evangelicals, secularism and humanism are alive and well.

In his three decades at the helm of the Thanksgiving Coffee Co. in Fort Bragg, Calif., Paul Katzeff has pioneered the process of buying coffee beans directly from Third World growers and funneling ...

In the late 19th century, a group of 23 Anglican and 22 Catholic converts in Buganda Kingdom (modern-day Uganda) met a tragic fate that would echo through the annals of religious history.