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AllAfrica.com
October 6, 2008
But now move around Kampala; it's we the Ugandan people running our own economy," he said. Ugly is alluding to the 1972 "economic war" in which Amin ...
New Vision
October 6, 2008
Ethiopian Review
October 6, 2008
African Press Agency
October 6, 2008
... and high commissioners to
Uganda at State House in Entebbe, said that without a strong
army, the war-torn country cannot establish its authority. ...
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
October 6, 2008
189, 6-Oct-08) Tens of thousands of internal refugees who fled fighting in northern
Uganda more than ten years ago say they want to return, but can't due to ...
Episcopal News Service
October 6, 2008
O'Neill is now traveling to Kampala,
Uganda, where she will work with the
Congo church liaison office to assess the immediate humanitarian needs and respond ...
JURIST
October 6, 2008
... call for the arrest of Ugandan rebel leader and
war crimes suspect
Joseph Kony [BBC profile; case materials] after new attacks attributed to the rebels. ...
blogTO
October 6, 2008
Set in northern
Uganda, a region ravaged by more than two decades of civil war, War/Dance tells the story of Dominic, Rose, and Nancy -- three
children ...
AllAfrica.com
October 6, 2008
In Malaba, Teso District, Mohamed Ali alias Etyang was fined Sh10,000 or four months in jail pending repatriation to
Uganda, for being in
Kenya illegally. ...
Reuters India
October 6, 2008
The Independent
October 6, 2008
Daily Pennsylvanian
October 6, 2008
... care about people in
Uganda," Acayo added. "I wish that Penn students are aware of what's happening in Uganda and understand the effects of the war."
The Independent
October 6, 2008
In September 1972, the body collapsed when late Ugandan leader
Idi Amin declared the so-called "Economic War" by expelling the Asian community many of who ...
AllAfrica.com
October 6, 2008
Having spent five years of the
NRA war out of school and my childhood lost, I went back to primary school in 1987. In 1996 I joined Makerere University. ...
guardian.co.uk
October 6, 2008
Lastly, the therapeutic value of having a skill or craft is of immense importance to a country ravaged by war, Aids and other
diseases. ...
CNN
October 6, 2008
The world's first permanent
war crimes court issued arrest warrants for Kony and other leaders of his group in 2005 for crimes including murder, rape, ...
Journal of Turkish Weekly
October 6, 2008
188, 29-Sep-08) The first moves to create
Uganda's first
war crimes court have generated controversy and doubts about its credibility and purpose. ...
Daily Monitor
October 5, 2008
Ha'aretz
October 5, 2008
Following the examples of
Ethiopia's Falashas, the Lembas of
South Africa and
Uganda's Abuyudaya, the Nigerian
Jews are part of a growing number of ...
Independent
October 5, 2008
To test this, Professor John Agnew and his colleagues used the same techniques the
US government has adopted to monitor ethnic-cleansing in
Burma and
Uganda ...
New Vision
October 5, 2008
The Lakwena war reached Busoga and the
Uganda People's
army was fought in the neighbourhood but the Basoga said 'Bbe' and maintained peace. ...
New Vision
October 5, 2008
Daily Monitor
October 5, 2008
Twenty two years have passed since the end of that war. The
NRA/M has been in control throughout this period. Yet widespread fear still hangs over
Uganda. ...
Sunday Vision
October 5, 2008
This is particularly so in rural areas, including northern Ugandan, which is a post-war area. This leaves the Government as the sole and best distributor of ...
Contra Costa Times
October 5, 2008
The organization was started by a woman in the community, Mary Ann McCoy, who had traveled to
Uganda in 2001, hoping to make a difference in the world. ...
Daily Monitor
October 5, 2008
The term used for
Uganda's nascent movie industry is Ugawood, a rip-off of Hollywood and the Indian film behemoth, Bollywood. The story board of the current ...
The Sweet Science
October 4, 2008
In
Uganda. This is a new beginning. I told him it's the first fight of the second half of his career.'' If Ouma does not win both impressively and showing ...
Black Star News
October 4, 2008
Then we have to ask why
Uganda today has been converted into a virtual large
aircraft carrier from which all types of military and "humanitarian" missions ...
AllAfrica.com
October 4, 2008
After the war, he became Internal Security Organisation (ISO) boss until 1996 when he was appointed the State Minister in charge of Primary
education. ...
Melbourne Herald Sun
October 4, 2008
... after a two-decade civil war. The
land mine problem has also touched Princess Mary, who made sure she devoted some of her time in
Uganda to the cause. ...
Plus News
October 3, 2008
GULU, 3 October 2008 (PlusNews) - Disabled people in northern
Uganda - many of whom were injured in the long conflict between the government and the rebel ...
AllAfrica.com
October 3, 2008
... minister of Acholi Chiefdom, Mr Michael Otim, has said the formerly displaced persons still need external help to recover from the 20year Kony war. ...
AllAfrica.com
October 3, 2008
Many folks would usually associate
Israel with war but the Israelites, too, have nice
music and testimony is from this four-member band. ...
AllAfrica.com
October 3, 2008
... Obote and Paul Ssemogerere discussing the role of the Tanzanian
army in post-Amin
Uganda instead of dwelling on who had more generals in the 1979 war. ...
The Daily Collegian Online
October 3, 2008
Invisible
children, an international non-profit organization, works to improve the quality of life for children in war-torn Northern
Uganda, ...
The Age
October 3, 2008
... after a two-decade civil war. The
land mine problem has also touched Princess Mary, who made sure she devoted some of her time in
Uganda to the cause. ...
Human Rights Tribune
October 3, 2008
Rosebell Kagumire/
IWPR, Kampala - The first moves to create
Uganda's first
war crimes court have generated controversy and doubts about its credibility and ...
Honolulu Advertiser
October 3, 2008
The civil
war in Uganda has displaced thousands of people, and the
United Nations calls it the "most neglected humanitarian emergency in the world today. ...
Daily News Tribune
October 3, 2008
There were 1.8 million
children who had lost either one or both
parents to AIDS or war. The Skinners founded the Watoto Child Care Ministries as an outreach ...
AllAfrica.com
October 2, 2008
The Acholi Parliamentary Group has agreed to seek a court injunction to halt the Peace, Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) for northern
Uganda, ...
