Uganda's crowded capital Kampala offers little space to grow crops. But some schools in the city are promoting a new initiative - which helps students stay healthy and save money.<br />For more environment videos go to: http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/ecoafrica/s-32676

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This piece first broadcast on 19 Oct 2012. Televised on UK's regional television ITV1 Central. Programme (Program) -- Central Tonight.

Have you ever wondered how teenagers with HIV navigate life despite the stigma attached to the disease? A Ugandan teen, Maria Antonia Nalubega, shares her story with our teen reporter, Mubuuke Brandlyne. Maria is the current second runner-up in the Miss Y+ beauty contest for young people living with HIV. What message do you have for Maria and other teenagers living with HIV? #GirlZOffMute

Students of Uganda’s St. Kizito High School are turning plastic bottles into plant pots to tackle plastic waste and practice smart farming. Due to the lack of enough farming space, the students have come up with what they refer to as pyramid gardens, set up from reused plastic bottles.

Farming is mostly done by women in Uganda. The social enterprise KadAfrica trains girls without schooling to become passion fruit farmers. With their program, founders Eric and Rebecca Kaduru hope to empower women in rural areas.<br />For more news, go to: http://www.dw.com/en/top-stories/s-9097

<p>Rape, murder, even cannibalism: Prosecutors for the ICC tell a hearing in The Hague that Ugandan warlord Dominic Ongwen oversaw a reign of terror as a commander in the LRA militia. </p><br />Also, Tunisia says that a policeman has been killed amidst growing protests against poverty and unemployment in the country. Hundreds gather outside state buildings in the town of Kasserine demanding jobs.<br />And Kizomba dance classes are growing in popularity in Paris. We see how fans of the Angolan dance are taking over the floor.<br /><br />Visit our website:<br />http://www.france24.com<br /><br />Like us on Facebook:<br />https://www.facebook.com/FRANCE24.English<br /><br />Follow us on Twitter:<br />https://twitter.com/France24_en

<p>In Bidibidi, Uganda’s largest refugee camp</a>, Joann and her sister Nancy, orphaned by the conflict in South Sudan, met Joyce, another South Sudanese refugee, who adopted the two as her foster children, according to the UNHCR</a>.</p><p>According to the UNHCR report, the three have made a new home together in Bidibidi, attempting to rebuild their lives after leaving everything behind in South Sudan. A recent investigation by The Guardian</a> reported more than 270,000 refugees living in Bidibidi, and at least another 500,000 elsewhere in Uganda.</p><p>Click here</a> for more content related to the story.</p><p>The video was released as part of a larger campaign around the release of the UNHCR’s Global Trends Report 2016</a> and World Refugee Day</a>, slated to take place on June 20.</p><p>Click here</a> for more information. Credit: UNHCR via Storyful</p><br />

American rapper Kanye West and his TV personality wife Kim Kardashian-West took some time out of their holidays in Uganda to meet the country's President Yoweri Museveni in Kampala.

Allen Nabukenya crushes flip flop sandals to produce paint for her artworks, that sell for several thousand dollars. She uses shredded car tires for texture and shading. Her aim is to remove harmful substances from the environment and raise awareness.

He's stylish, he's smart — and he wins his cases. Lawyer Isaac Ssemakadde works hard to defend human rights in Uganda. And his rebellious nature has won him plenty of allies.

Police say incident occured 220 kkm north of Kampala<br />

Ugandan Kwanjula and Wedding - Sharon and Brad (slideshow)<br/>

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