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Uganda

AIR FORCE IN FORMATION

Israeli and Russian experts will be starting training crews for the Ugandan air force at Soroti Flying School, in the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.04.1999

MUSEVENI CAVES IN TO PARLIAMENT

Head of state general Yoweri Museveni acknowledged criticism formulated against several of his ministers by the parliament in Kampala by [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.04.1999

APOLLO NSIBAMBI

The new Ugandan prime minister is Apollo Nsibambi, who is aged about sixty years and of Baganda origin. A political [...]

Subscribers only 10.04.1999

CENTRAL BANK TIGHTENS THE SCREW

The Ugandan government has introduced new measures aimed at cleansing [...]

Subscribers only 10.04.1999

VICE-PRESIDENT ACCUSED

A parliamentary inquiry committee looking into alleged mismanagement in the ministry of agriculture has come up with an explosive report [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.04.1999

LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

After working for nearly ten years as a banker in Kenya and then Tanzania, Louis Vieilledent set up his own [...]

Subscribers only 03.04.1999

AGRO-MINING PROJECT IN WORKS

The Toronto-based company IBI Corporation is planning to begin mining on its Bukusu property that includes the Busumbu phosphate deposit [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.03.1999

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WAR GAMES IN KABINDA

Uganda People's Defence Force, the Ugandan regular army, is preparing to send a special brigade to Kindu, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, to reinforce Congolese rebels and their allies who have been seriously pinned down before Kabinda since mid-March.

Subscribers only Politics 27.03.1999

DIFFICULT PRIVATIZATION FOR UTL

Uganda's organism responsible for privatizations has decided to suspend the sale of 51 percent of shares in state-owned Uganda Telecommunications [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

NEW BRITISH ARRANGEMENTS

After last year deciding to beef up its support to British enterprises in Uganda, the London-based employers' federation The Eastern [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

GILBERT "ROBBIE" ROBINSON

As a former member of the South African utility Eskom stands well placed to become the new managing director of [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

France may be the world's fourth exporter and investor in the world but certainly not in the three East African [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1999

AID NETWORKS FOR UNITA

Despite the Ugandan government's denials, Angolan rebels in UNITA headed by Jonas Savimbi are believed to have twice had Ugandan [...]

Subscribers only 20.03.1999

SPECIOZA KAZIBWE

Two weeks after the parliamentary censure which led the dismissal [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.03.1999

WESTMONT GOES DOWN

The government in Kampala is probably going to put an end to the scandal of the privatization of Uganda Commercial [...]

Subscribers only 13.03.1999

BEN OKELLO LUWUM

Parliament this week approved the nomination of Ben Okello Luwum [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.03.1999

DISCREET CONTACTS

The government of Kampala has made discreet contact with the government of Khartoum via an emissary very close to Ugandan [...]

Subscribers only 06.03.1999

ELECTRICITY ARM-WRESTLING CONTINUES

After refusing to authorize the agreement covering the purchase by Uganda Electricity Board (UEB) of energy which will be produced [...]

Subscribers only 06.03.1999

PAUL MARE

An executive of the South African electricity utility Eskom is [...]

Subscribers only 06.03.1999

SETBACK FOR UGANDANS

During a recent attempt to break the defences of forces [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.03.1999

LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

Britain's Department for International Development is more generous with Kampala than with Nairobi. According to the Department's Country Strategic Paper [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1999

ETHIOPIAN REINFORCEMENTS

The rebellion in Democratic Republic of Congo being backed by Uganda is trying to increase its manpower in order to [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1999

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RAILS APART

The rail transport service for merchandise from the Republic of South Africa to Uganda, with transshipment of containers at Kitadu (Tanzania), which Trans Africa Railways Corporation (TARC) is to inaugurate shortly could spark a fresh dispute between the member-countries of [.

Subscribers only 20.02.1999

KINGTAKE'S AIMS

Hong Kong-based company Kingtake is planning to invest 1.8 billion [...]

Subscribers only 20.02.1999

AES BRINGS IN EGYPT'S ACI

The American firm AES Electric, which had already teamed up with the local firm Madhvani its the Nile Independent Power [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.02.1999

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Uganda

AIR FORCE IN FORMATION

MUSEVENI CAVES IN TO PARLIAMENT

APOLLO NSIBAMBI

CENTRAL BANK TIGHTENS THE SCREW

VICE-PRESIDENT ACCUSED

LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

AGRO-MINING PROJECT IN WORKS

Spotlight
WAR GAMES IN KABINDA

DIFFICULT PRIVATIZATION FOR UTL

NEW BRITISH ARRANGEMENTS

GILBERT "ROBBIE" ROBINSON

FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

AID NETWORKS FOR UNITA

SPECIOZA KAZIBWE

WESTMONT GOES DOWN

BEN OKELLO LUWUM

DISCREET CONTACTS

ELECTRICITY ARM-WRESTLING CONTINUES

PAUL MARE

SETBACK FOR UGANDANS

LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

ETHIOPIAN REINFORCEMENTS

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RAILS APART

KINGTAKE'S AIMS

AES BRINGS IN EGYPT'S ACI

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Uganda

AIR FORCE IN FORMATION

MUSEVENI CAVES IN TO PARLIAMENT

APOLLO NSIBAMBI

CENTRAL BANK TIGHTENS THE SCREW

VICE-PRESIDENT ACCUSED

LOUIS VIEILLEDENT

AGRO-MINING PROJECT IN WORKS

Spotlight WAR GAMES IN KABINDA

DIFFICULT PRIVATIZATION FOR UTL

NEW BRITISH ARRANGEMENTS

GILBERT "ROBBIE" ROBINSON

FRENCH TRADE: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

AID NETWORKS FOR UNITA

SPECIOZA KAZIBWE

WESTMONT GOES DOWN

BEN OKELLO LUWUM

DISCREET CONTACTS

ELECTRICITY ARM-WRESTLING CONTINUES

PAUL MARE

SETBACK FOR UGANDANS

LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

ETHIOPIAN REINFORCEMENTS

Spotlight RAILS APART

KINGTAKE'S AIMS

AES BRINGS IN EGYPT'S ACI

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