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 Uganda will plant 200 million coffee trees during the next five years in districts which weren't hit by a disease that damaged the industry in the 1990s, New Vision reported, citing Henry Ngabirano, managing director of the state-run Uganda Coffee Development Authority.
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To nurture Uganda's nascent IT sector, the government will be open to joint venture investments with the private sector, according to the national draft IT policy currently being discussed. The proposal's objective is to provide an enabling environment for
private ventures to flourish and to use favorable fiscal policies to
make Ugandan IT products and services globally competitive.
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 Washington - Democrat Barack Obama won the popular vote by a six-point margin of 52 to 46% for vanquished Republican rival John McCain, US networks said on Wednesday. Obama earned 62.98 million votes nationwide and McCain, 55.78 million, NBC reported.
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 Kigali - Rwandan President Paul Kagame accused the international community on Wednesday of shirking responsibility by insisting Kigali was contributing to chaos in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo. "For me, it's a way of running away from the problem. I am not the leader of the Congo. How can I be of influence? Influence to do what," he told reporters in Kigali.
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 Kampala - Mediators for Uganda's civil conflict said on Thursday elusive guerrilla leader Joseph Kony must sign a peace deal by the end of November, and called on his Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels to cease all attacks.
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