The spiritual leader of the world’s Ismaili Muslims for nearly seven decades, Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, passed away on ...

As Ugandans, we must work towards unity, respect for diversity, and reconciliation, because a divided society cannot progress. Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans As Ugandans, we can draw ...

The Aga Khan IV, who died last week at the age of 88, was considered one of the wealthiest (and one of the best-connected) ...

Aga Khan IV had many business interests around the world, notably in banking and hotels, but to the general public he was ...

The Aga Khan High School in Kampala, established in 1959, was Uganda’s first multicultural school. It offers both the Ugandan national curriculum and international curricula, including the ...

There are at least 2.5 million Ismailis in the world, with some estimates going as high as 15 million. The largest Ismaili community is in Tajikistan's Gorno-Badakhshan region. The Aga Khan was a ...

(The Aga Khan’s mother was from an aristocratic British family line.) Despite his high-profile role at times, the Aga Khan refused to discuss details of his personal life, which included rumors ...

How the Aga Khan came to establish East Africa’s largest media house is also the story of a man who saw an opportunity to ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday joined other Canadian officials in paying respects to the Aga Khan, remembering the ...

The chief minister lauded his unwavering commitment to G-B’s socio-economic development and tireless efforts for lifting the ...

"The Aga Khan was more than just a friend; he was like a brother, a confidant, and a partner in the mission to uplift the lives of many," Uhuru said. "Our shared dedication to education, healthcare, ...