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Uganda Police fire tear gas and arrest journalists

The journalists have been reporting on students demonstrations in Kampala

The BBC's Patience Atuhaire reports from Kampala, where Ugandan police have fired tear gas at journalists protesting against alleged police abuse. Five people were arrested but later released.

Ongoing pirate attacks in the Port Harcourt area in Nigeria, have led the Maritime Workers Union in Port Harcourt to start a 3-day shutdown of operations. We hear from our reporter who was at the jetties, where enforcement officers were stopping boats from loading goods or passengers.

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(Image: Students of Makerere university carry a student after being exposed to teargas during their protest against the 15 percent tuition increment in Kampala. Credit: ISAAC KASAMANI/AFP via Getty Images)

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Mon 4 Nov 201917:06GMT

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