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Uganda

DONALD NYAKAIRU

In a fax message to The Indian Ocean Newsletter on March 19, Donald Nyakairu, first secretary in the Ugandan embassy [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.1997

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TRILATERAL OFFENSIVE

The successful attack and capture of the Sudanese township of Kaya (west of the Nile at 30 km north of the Ugandan frontier) on March 9 by Sudan People's Liberation Army headed by colonel John Garang then the progress towards [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

SMOKERS' BRANDS CHANGE

Rothmans International Company is expected to buy a cigarette manufacturing plant in Ethiopia, at the expense of its US competitor [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

STORM IN A COFFEE CUP

The Ugandan government will abandon in next fiscal year the controversial tax on coffee exports which had been reintroduced two [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

The United Nations and Organization of African Unity special representative [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1997

COMMERCIAL COMPETITION

In the recent report of a foundation of the private sector of Kampala, the Ugandan industrialists complained of a reduction [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

JACQUES GODFRAIN

France's junior minister for development is scheduled to go to [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.1997

RAYMOND MHLABA

The efforts of Tony Yengeni, MP and chairman of the committee charged with defence of parliament, to avoid being appointed [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.1997

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REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET

The Sudanese government is favouring the emergence of united opposition fronts in each of its neighbours (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Uganda) in a bid to avenge the support the three countries are giving Sudanese rebel members of National Democratic Alliance.

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

The ill-treatment of detainees seems to be endemic in Uganda's military prisons as the authorities grapple with a growing number [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

CAPITALIST GENERAL

Youthful ex-retired general Salim Saleh seems to hit the nail on the head in describing himself as "a soldier with [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.1997

BINGU WA MUTHARIKA

Common Market of East and Southern Africa (COMESA) executive secretary Bingu wa Mutharika, who is apparently on a hot-seat, has [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

RANDOLPH HARRIS

An agriculture specialist who has spent most of his career at the World Bank, Randolph Harris becomes the World Bank's [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

BANALIZED VISIT

Head of state Yoweri Museveni's brief visit to Paris on February 11, when he met with French head of state [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

HILARY CLINTON

The United States' First Lady may make a visit to [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.1997

FIVE YEARS OF DANISH AID

Danish development aid for the next five years (1997-2001) should show important cash flows for Tanzania (DKr 1.5 billion), Uganda [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

MUSEVENI IN WASHINGTON

Uganda has been given a sharp warning by US Secretary of State Margaret Albright not to intervene in Eastern Zaire. [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

NOT QUITE THE FIFTH CAVALRY

South African experts are working alongside Ugandan specialists in Uganda to assemble munitions and arms, including anti-mine armoured vehicles, according [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.1997

A KICK IN THE AID-PANTS

Commonwealth Fund for Technical Cooperation has published a critical report on Britain's technical assistance to Uganda, running at some £342,000 [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

AID UNDER 8TH EDF

European Commissioner for Relations with ACP Countries and South Africa Joao De Deus Pinheiro is on an official visit to [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

KAMPALA'S TROOPS IN ZAIRE?

The Zairean army general staff in Kinshasa on January 29 [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1997

A SECOND BASH

After the aborted attempt to lead France to talk to Ugandan head of state Yoweri Museveni in November (ION N° [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

United Nations secretary general Kofi Annan this week announced the appointment of an Algerian diplomat, Mohamed Sahnoun, as joint UN [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

The Mozambican head of state was due to go to [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1997

NEW TAKEOFF IN EXPLORATION

The Heritage Oil and Gas company signed an agreement on Dec. 15 with the Uganda government for oil exploration in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.01.1997

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Uganda

DONALD NYAKAIRU

Spotlight
TRILATERAL OFFENSIVE

SMOKERS' BRANDS CHANGE

STORM IN A COFFEE CUP

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

COMMERCIAL COMPETITION

JACQUES GODFRAIN

RAYMOND MHLABA

Spotlight
REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

CAPITALIST GENERAL

BINGU WA MUTHARIKA

RANDOLPH HARRIS

BANALIZED VISIT

HILARY CLINTON

FIVE YEARS OF DANISH AID

MUSEVENI IN WASHINGTON

NOT QUITE THE FIFTH CAVALRY

A KICK IN THE AID-PANTS

AID UNDER 8TH EDF

KAMPALA'S TROOPS IN ZAIRE?

A SECOND BASH

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

NEW TAKEOFF IN EXPLORATION

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Uganda

DONALD NYAKAIRU

Spotlight TRILATERAL OFFENSIVE

SMOKERS' BRANDS CHANGE

STORM IN A COFFEE CUP

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

COMMERCIAL COMPETITION

JACQUES GODFRAIN

RAYMOND MHLABA

Spotlight REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS

CAPITALIST GENERAL

BINGU WA MUTHARIKA

RANDOLPH HARRIS

BANALIZED VISIT

HILARY CLINTON

FIVE YEARS OF DANISH AID

MUSEVENI IN WASHINGTON

NOT QUITE THE FIFTH CAVALRY

A KICK IN THE AID-PANTS

AID UNDER 8TH EDF

KAMPALA'S TROOPS IN ZAIRE?

A SECOND BASH

MOHAMED SAHNOUN

JOAQUIM CHISSANO

NEW TAKEOFF IN EXPLORATION

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REVENGE WOULD BE SWEET