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Uganda

MILITARY INDUSTRY ON THE DECLINE

Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF, the governmental army) is in process of abandoning the local production of certain military equipment [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.1997

HITTING THE TOP

Tourism raked in US$90 million for Uganda last year thanks to an inflated Ugandan shilling exchange rate, although in the [...]

Subscribers only 30.08.1997

KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

According to the report by a research institute in Munich and consultants in Kampala, carried out in May with financing [...]

Subscribers only 30.08.1997

FUNDING READY FOR KASESE

An agreement putting together a financial package for the Kasese cobalt project was signed on June 18 in London and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.1997

UPDF MEETS TANZANIANS

The Uganda People's Defence Force (government armed forces) department of transport and logistics is believed to have discreetly moved several [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.1997

SOUTH AFRICAN OFFENSIVE

South Africa's deputy ministers of trade and industry (Ms. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka) and agriculture (Ms. A. Thoko Didiza) headed a trade [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.1997

ELLY RWAKAKOKO

Ugandan finance minister Mayanja Nkangi has announced fresh nominations within the management of the state's Uganda Revenue Authority. The present [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.1997

ROBERT GERSONY

USAID is financing a report on northern Uganda which will [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.1997

TELECOMS ARE LATE

The planned change in Ugandan telecommunications will suffer a setback with the recent parliamentary vote in Kampala of a Bill [...]

Subscribers only 19.07.1997

AVMIN REPLACES PACIFIC VANGOLD

An affiliate set up last year by South Africa's Anglovaal group, Avmin, to carry out foreign exploration and development work, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.1997

REFINERY CHANGES

While the Assab refinery in Eritrea set to close, Kenya [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.1997

The arrival of Laurent Kabila in Kinshasa and of Paul Kagame in Kigali has presented their joint benefactor, Ugandan head of state Yoweri Museveni, with great new diplomatic and economic opportunities in the heart of the African continent.

Subscribers only 12.07.1997

THREE AMERICAN PROJECTS

US automaker Ford Corporation envisages to distribute two of its models in Uganda and to develop an after-sales service there. [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.1997

PEACE MISSION IN KARAMOJA

Anglican and Roman Catholic church officials in Kenya and Uganda have launched a joint initiative aimed at bringing peace back [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.1997

KABILA PAYS UP

Ugandan foreign minister Eriya Kategaya is expected to go to [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.1997

ANGLOVAAL DISEMBARKS

The South African mining company Anglovaal has set up a [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.1997

MERCENARIES AND SECURITY

The security company Saracen Uganda, subsidiary of a parent company itself belonging to South Africa-based specialty group Executive Outcomes headed [...]

Subscribers only 05.07.1997

REBEL ATTACKS IN WEST

The attack and brief occupation by the anti-governmental rebellion of the frontier town of Bundibugyo, west of Fort Portal, on [...]

Subscribers only 28.06.1997

THE PROBLEM OF TAX EVASION

Tax avasion was in part responsible for the drop in growth of the Ugandan economy which was 5 percent during [...]

Subscribers only 28.06.1997

RESPONSE OF A HIGH COMMISSIONER

Following an article in The Indian Ocean Newsletter (ION N° 767) announcing questions by the Ugandan military intelligence service on [...]

Subscribers only 28.06.1997

NANCY J. POWELL

US president Bill Clinton has named the deputy to the US head of mission in Bangladesh since August 1995, Ms. [...]

Subscribers only 21.06.1997

CZECH MILITARY OFFER

The Czech government appears keen to get military cooperation going again with Uganda, after suspending it when the former Republic [...]

Subscribers only 21.06.1997

NYERERE VIEWPOINT

On the occasion of a recent conference on the theme "Africa Today and Africa tomorrow" held at the London School [...]

Subscribers only 21.06.1997

TWO NEW BLOCKS

Uganda is offering two blocks covering a total of 18,000 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.06.1997

SPLA SETTLES IN AT KIDEPO

Several hundred of colonel John Garang's Sudan People's Liberation Army combatants have installed themselves in Uganda's Kidepo National Park, in [...]

Subscribers only 14.06.1997

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Uganda

MILITARY INDUSTRY ON THE DECLINE

HITTING THE TOP

KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

FUNDING READY FOR KASESE

UPDF MEETS TANZANIANS

SOUTH AFRICAN OFFENSIVE

ELLY RWAKAKOKO

ROBERT GERSONY

TELECOMS ARE LATE

AVMIN REPLACES PACIFIC VANGOLD

REFINERY CHANGES

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BROTHERLY ENEMIES

THREE AMERICAN PROJECTS

PEACE MISSION IN KARAMOJA

KABILA PAYS UP

ANGLOVAAL DISEMBARKS

MERCENARIES AND SECURITY

REBEL ATTACKS IN WEST

THE PROBLEM OF TAX EVASION

RESPONSE OF A HIGH COMMISSIONER

NANCY J. POWELL

CZECH MILITARY OFFER

NYERERE VIEWPOINT

TWO NEW BLOCKS

SPLA SETTLES IN AT KIDEPO

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Uganda

MILITARY INDUSTRY ON THE DECLINE

HITTING THE TOP

KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

FUNDING READY FOR KASESE

UPDF MEETS TANZANIANS

SOUTH AFRICAN OFFENSIVE

ELLY RWAKAKOKO

ROBERT GERSONY

TELECOMS ARE LATE

AVMIN REPLACES PACIFIC VANGOLD

REFINERY CHANGES

Spotlight BROTHERLY ENEMIES

THREE AMERICAN PROJECTS

PEACE MISSION IN KARAMOJA

KABILA PAYS UP

ANGLOVAAL DISEMBARKS

MERCENARIES AND SECURITY

REBEL ATTACKS IN WEST

THE PROBLEM OF TAX EVASION

RESPONSE OF A HIGH COMMISSIONER

NANCY J. POWELL

CZECH MILITARY OFFER

NYERERE VIEWPOINT

TWO NEW BLOCKS

SPLA SETTLES IN AT KIDEPO

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
BROTHERLY ENEMIES