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Uganda

ANGRY OFFICERS

According to a source close to the army general staff, Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) has abandoned, at any rate [...]

Subscribers only 03.01.1998

RIGHT OF WAY FOR SPOORNET

The Belgian-South African consortium Company of the Management of Zuidelijke Railways (Comazar), which groups subsidiaries of Société Nationale des Chemins [...]

Subscribers only 03.01.1998

SONG ZENGSHOU

The People's Republic of China's new ambassador to Uganda, Song Zengshou, is already in his first post in Africa. Born [...]

Subscribers only 03.01.1998

ARMY VERSUS RUSTLERS

A new paramilitary unit of combat against cattle rustlers has been created in the north-east part of Uganda under the [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

US TRADE MISSIONS

Despite the narrowness of the Ugandan market for their large companies, the United States are looking, not without some difficulty, [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

CHEI ONYANGO KAKOBA

The MP for Buikwi, in Mokono District, Chei Onyango Kakoba has been elected to head a group of eighty young [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

ARILD RETVEDT OYEN

Norway's new ambassador to Uganda, Arild Retvedt Oyen, presented his [...]

Subscribers only 20.12.1997

ARMS TRAFFICKING NETWORK

The US NGO Human Rights Watch Arms Project's latest report on arms deliveries to Burundi says that diplomats based in [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

ROAD AND RAIL

In a letter addressed to the World Bank on July 28 with a view to obtaining a credit line of [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

BERNARD RYELANDT

A new European Union resident representative has just arrived in Kampala, Bernard Ryelandt, a 61-year old Belgian who finds himself [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

WORLD BANK CRITICIZED

The World Bank country director for Uganda, James W. Adams, is reported to have been attacked by representatives of several [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

BILL CLINTON

An unidentified member of the US Congress who was a [...]

Subscribers only 13.12.1997

SECOND LICENCE IN WEST

Uganda has found buyers for roughly a quarter of the 18,000 sq.km. it was offering on Albert Grabben, the region [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.12.1997

NILE INDEPENDENT POWER'S INITIAL AGREEMENT WITH SOCIETE GENERALE

An initial agreement has been signed between the French Societe [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.12.1997

FRENCH PROJECTS

Apart from the agro-food and livestock sectors, which are going to become important targets for French enterprises in Uganda in [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

MUD IN THE COFFEE

Coffee planters and small-scale factories carrying out the initial processing of this product have just formed an association in the [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

KARIM HIRDJI

One of Uganda's richest businessmen has won the Call for bids to privatize the Kampala Hilton. Karim Hirdji already owns [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

GEORGE RUBAGUMYA

The former managing director of Uganda Investment Authority, George Rubagumya, [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

OPAQUE OFFERS

The European Union general accounting office has slammed the "lack of transparency" in Calls for bids issued and tenders received [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.1997

WHAT'S NEW, PUSSY CAT?

Recent developments, such as the participation in the Malaysian holding company Westmont in Uganda Commercial Bank (UCB), have come along [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.1997

OGA DIFFICULTIES

Office Général de l'Air (OGA), the French state-owned company for [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.1997

MALAYSIANS IN ELECTRICITY

Two Malaysian companies are spearheading all installation contracts in East African countries for electricity generators in the framework of independent [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.1997

WORLD BANK COMMENTS

A recent World Bank mission to Kampala came up with a number of pertinent comments on Uganda's privatization programme. Considered [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.1997

AL AMOUDI LOSES OUT ON NEW SHERATON

Saudi millionaire Mohamed Al Amoudi's Ethiopian-registered Midroc, which planned to [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.1997

Accustomed to being treated as the World Bank's star pupil, Ugandan minister of finance Jehoash S. Mayanja-Nkangi was stunned to hear European Union delegates at the World Bank consultative group on Uganda lay out their recriminations against his country (in [.

Subscribers only 15.11.1997

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Uganda

ANGRY OFFICERS

RIGHT OF WAY FOR SPOORNET

SONG ZENGSHOU

ARMY VERSUS RUSTLERS

US TRADE MISSIONS

CHEI ONYANGO KAKOBA

ARILD RETVEDT OYEN

ARMS TRAFFICKING NETWORK

ROAD AND RAIL

BERNARD RYELANDT

WORLD BANK CRITICIZED

BILL CLINTON

SECOND LICENCE IN WEST

NILE INDEPENDENT POWER'S INITIAL AGREEMENT WITH SOCIETE GENERALE

FRENCH PROJECTS

MUD IN THE COFFEE

KARIM HIRDJI

GEORGE RUBAGUMYA

OPAQUE OFFERS

WHAT'S NEW, PUSSY CAT?

OGA DIFFICULTIES

MALAYSIANS IN ELECTRICITY

WORLD BANK COMMENTS

AL AMOUDI LOSES OUT ON NEW SHERATON

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Uganda

ANGRY OFFICERS

RIGHT OF WAY FOR SPOORNET

SONG ZENGSHOU

ARMY VERSUS RUSTLERS

US TRADE MISSIONS

CHEI ONYANGO KAKOBA

ARILD RETVEDT OYEN

ARMS TRAFFICKING NETWORK

ROAD AND RAIL

BERNARD RYELANDT

WORLD BANK CRITICIZED

BILL CLINTON

SECOND LICENCE IN WEST

NILE INDEPENDENT POWER'S INITIAL AGREEMENT WITH SOCIETE GENERALE

FRENCH PROJECTS

MUD IN THE COFFEE

KARIM HIRDJI

GEORGE RUBAGUMYA

OPAQUE OFFERS

WHAT'S NEW, PUSSY CAT?

OGA DIFFICULTIES

MALAYSIANS IN ELECTRICITY

WORLD BANK COMMENTS

AL AMOUDI LOSES OUT ON NEW SHERATON

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