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SEBAGGALA'S PROBLEMS

The mayor of Kampala, Nasser Ntege Sebaggala, has been in a difficult situation since June 13. Arrested in New York [...]

Subscribers only 04.07.1998

AUGUSTINE KASUJJA

The Roman Catholic hierarchy at the Vatican has raised Ugandan-born Monsignor Augustine Kasujja to the rank archbishop and promoted him [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

SIMON D'UJANGA

The board of Uganda Electricity Board (UEB) has toppled director general Simon D'Ujanga and six other senior executives of the [...]

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STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

Burundi peace negotiations held in Arusha (Tanzania) from June 15 to 21 under the mediation of Tanzanian ex-president Julius Nyerere [...]

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WORLD BANK RESULTS

The World Bank delegation which was on mission in Kampala [...]

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COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

The secretariat of the Lusaka-based Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA) is in the throes of being revamped. [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY

Uganda's fiscal revenues should reach 991.8 billion shillings for Fiscal 1998-1999 (commencing July first), up slightly from 1997-1998 (870 billion [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

FRANK S. KARAKE

A professional of the hotel sector, Frank S. Karake, has just been designated chairman of Uganda Tourism Association (UTA), replacing [...]

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ROLAND KAKOOZA

One of the four advisers of head of state Yoweri Museveni, major Roland Kakooza (in charge of political affairs) is [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

THE NEW MAYOR IS VERY UNLUCKY

Kampala's new mayor Nasser Sebaggala was arrested by US authorities [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

The British company Regus, a European leader in the temporary renting of offices, will open three business offices this year [...]

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WINNER TAKE ALL

Aldo Ajello, the European Union special envoy for the African Great Lakes Region, may consider the embargo on Burundi should [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

AUDIT OF MILITARY EXPENSES

The report of the auditor general James Kahooza for 1997, dated March 28 1998, has pinned down several significant cases [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

The British government's Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

ISRAELI DELEGATION

An Israeli delegation probably led by a senior civil servant [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

SOME FRENCH PROJECTS

Despite a fairly low turnout (50 persons), the conference on promoting investments in Uganda organized by Chambre de Commerce et [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

SPANIARDS AHOY!

Several officials of companies which had participated in the conference to promote investments in Uganda, held in London in April [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

BELGOLAISE SCORES

The new board of Eurafrican Bank in Tanzania hopes to harvest net profits of something like 500 million Tanzanian shillings [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

A new forum intended to encourage British-born or -resident Black Africans to do business with Africa will be launched officially [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

ALAN WOOD

Eastern Africa Association (EEA) CEO Christopher Buckmaster says he's leaving the job he held down for seven years in the [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

TENSION AGAIN IN THE NORTH

Rebels belonging to Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) have resumed their exactions in the northern part of Uganda and are now [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

ACCORD FOR PORT AT ELDORET

During the information meeting on Uganda at Chambre de Commerce [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

FROM BEASTS TO BERRIES

Cambridge Chemicals International (CCI) of Great Britain, which used to recover offal from abattoirs in East Africa for processing into [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

GERALD SENDAWULA

New minister of finance in the Ugandan government formed on May 15, where he replaces Jehoash Mayanja Nkangi who had [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

BIOTEC LABS TESTS

The British firm Biotec Laboratories Ltd, which specializes in medical [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

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Uganda

SEBAGGALA'S PROBLEMS

AUGUSTINE KASUJJA

SIMON D'UJANGA

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

WORLD BANK RESULTS

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY

FRANK S. KARAKE

ROLAND KAKOOZA

THE NEW MAYOR IS VERY UNLUCKY

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

WINNER TAKE ALL

AUDIT OF MILITARY EXPENSES

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

ISRAELI DELEGATION

SOME FRENCH PROJECTS

SPANIARDS AHOY!

BELGOLAISE SCORES

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

ALAN WOOD

TENSION AGAIN IN THE NORTH

ACCORD FOR PORT AT ELDORET

FROM BEASTS TO BERRIES

GERALD SENDAWULA

BIOTEC LABS TESTS

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Uganda

SEBAGGALA'S PROBLEMS

AUGUSTINE KASUJJA

SIMON D'UJANGA

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

WORLD BANK RESULTS

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY

FRANK S. KARAKE

ROLAND KAKOOZA

THE NEW MAYOR IS VERY UNLUCKY

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

WINNER TAKE ALL

AUDIT OF MILITARY EXPENSES

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

ISRAELI DELEGATION

SOME FRENCH PROJECTS

SPANIARDS AHOY!

BELGOLAISE SCORES

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

ALAN WOOD

TENSION AGAIN IN THE NORTH

ACCORD FOR PORT AT ELDORET

FROM BEASTS TO BERRIES

GERALD SENDAWULA

BIOTEC LABS TESTS

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