Uganda paper reopens after being occupied by police

A newspaper in Uganda has reopened after being shut down by authorities for 10 days.

Uganda paper reopens after being occupied by police
Thu, 30 May, 2013 - 14:42

A newspaper in Uganda has reopened after being shut down by authorities for 10 days.

The Daily Monitor was occupied by police looking for evidence against an army general accused of publicly discussing politics.

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