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Seven Convicted in 2010 Terrorist Attack on World Cup Fans in Uganda

An Ugandan court convicted seven people Thursday in connection with the 2010 terror attack in Kampala that killed 76 people gathered to watch the World Cup. In all, 60 people were arrested in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania in connection with the attack, but only 13 were charged and tried. The men, who faced multiple counts, arrived at the courthouse under heavy security. One by one, they stood at the dock while the judge read the particulars of the case and his findings. Those found guilty...

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