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Uganda

A PRETTY BIG BANK PORTFOLIO

An August 1997 World Bank report on its strategy in Uganda reckoned that as at March 31, 1997, it had [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.1997

FRONT-PAGING CORRUPTION

A Ugandan MP has tabled a motion demanding a parliamentary inquiry into accusations of corruption against the former Internal Security [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.1997

BRITAIN'S TURN AGAIN

Following the military training programme recently set up by US military advisers for Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF), it's the [...]

Subscribers only 08.11.1997

INDIA WON'T SPARE THE ROD

Uganda's first attempt to be let off the hook by one of its creditors not belonging to the so-called Paris [...]

Subscribers only 01.11.1997

JAMES OGOOLA

Former International Monetary Fund legal adviser James Ogoola has taken up his assignment as judge on the newly-created commercial court, [...]

Subscribers only 01.11.1997

MUSEVENI OFFERS REBELS AMNESTY

On his return from the Commonwealth summit of heads of [...]

Subscribers only 01.11.1997

MALAYS IN THE BANK

Malaysian banking group Westmont Land (Asia) Bhd signed an agreement [...]

Subscribers only 01.11.1997

THELMA AWORI

The new assistant administrator of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and also head of its regional office for Africa, Ms. [...]

Subscribers only 25.10.1997

SMOKE SIGNALS

Statistics just released on Uganda's clampdowns on drug trafficking show that the country has become a major transit point, due [...]

Subscribers only 25.10.1997

THE ISRAELIS RIDE IN

A group of Israeli security experts headed by retired army general Gideon Ezra flew into Kampala recently to rouse Uganda's [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

YOWERI MUSEVENI

In the speech he gave on October 9 for the 35th anniversary of Ugandan independence, president Yoweri Museveni indicated that [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

DRINKING WATER FOR RURAL REGIONS

The management committee of European Development Fund (EDF) grouping the fifteen member states of the European Union will shortly see [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.1997

DANISH WORRIES

One of Uganda's principal bilateral fund donors, Denmark, is to reduce its aid to that country in the coming years. [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

SOGEA DOES ITS ACCOUNTS

As it prepares to negotiate with the Ugandan authorities and [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

IMPREGILO SIGNS

The contract for extending Owen Falls was signed two weeks [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.10.1997

TELKOM INTERESTED IN UTL

The South African public-sector operator Telkom (partially privatized since the recent sale of 30 percent of its capital to the [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

ARAB SUPPORT FOR REBELS

Moslem countries, worried by the anti-Khartoum activities led by the United States from Uganda, have supplied military and financial aid [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

REPORT ON REBELLION

In a report, dated August, on the bloody armed conflict raging in northern Uganda for the past ten years (which [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

THE BOERS ARRIVE

South African farmers, notably from Northern Province, met in Kampala, [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.1997

CLARE SHORT

The three countries which British secretary of state for international development, Ms. Clare Short, will visit from October 6 to [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

HONEYMOON WITH BRUSSELS

Carried away with enthusiasm, Ugandan government-controlled radio announced, a little too quickly, the opening next month of a Belgian embassy [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

IMPREGILO CARRIES THE DAY BUT...

As had seemed highly likely for some months (AEM 204), [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.1997

DANISH AID FOR ENTEBBE

Denmark has granted aid of US$21 million to Uganda to finance the second phase of the rehabilitation of Entebbe international [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

CLARE SHORT

The British secretary of state for international development is to [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.1997

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GETTING 'EM IN A TANGLE

Confronted with anti-government guerrillas in the northern part of the country, implicated in supporting the offensive which brought Laurent Kabila to power in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and squeezed by international fund donors (in particular Denmark and Great Britain) [.

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

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Uganda

A PRETTY BIG BANK PORTFOLIO

FRONT-PAGING CORRUPTION

BRITAIN'S TURN AGAIN

INDIA WON'T SPARE THE ROD

JAMES OGOOLA

MUSEVENI OFFERS REBELS AMNESTY

MALAYS IN THE BANK

THELMA AWORI

SMOKE SIGNALS

THE ISRAELIS RIDE IN

YOWERI MUSEVENI

DRINKING WATER FOR RURAL REGIONS

DANISH WORRIES

SOGEA DOES ITS ACCOUNTS

IMPREGILO SIGNS

TELKOM INTERESTED IN UTL

ARAB SUPPORT FOR REBELS

REPORT ON REBELLION

THE BOERS ARRIVE

CLARE SHORT

HONEYMOON WITH BRUSSELS

IMPREGILO CARRIES THE DAY BUT...

DANISH AID FOR ENTEBBE

CLARE SHORT

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GETTING 'EM IN A TANGLE

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Uganda

A PRETTY BIG BANK PORTFOLIO

FRONT-PAGING CORRUPTION

BRITAIN'S TURN AGAIN

INDIA WON'T SPARE THE ROD

JAMES OGOOLA

MUSEVENI OFFERS REBELS AMNESTY

MALAYS IN THE BANK

THELMA AWORI

SMOKE SIGNALS

THE ISRAELIS RIDE IN

YOWERI MUSEVENI

DRINKING WATER FOR RURAL REGIONS

DANISH WORRIES

SOGEA DOES ITS ACCOUNTS

IMPREGILO SIGNS

TELKOM INTERESTED IN UTL

ARAB SUPPORT FOR REBELS

REPORT ON REBELLION

THE BOERS ARRIVE

CLARE SHORT

HONEYMOON WITH BRUSSELS

IMPREGILO CARRIES THE DAY BUT...

DANISH AID FOR ENTEBBE

CLARE SHORT

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