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Uganda

Kampala Continues to Back Garang

While the diplomatic rapprochement with Khartoum suggests that Kampala has brought an end to its support of the armed opposition in Sudan, such is not the case.

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

Addis Beats Kampala in CEWARN Feud

The Ethiopian capital was chosen over the Ugandan one to shelter a new unit of the Inter-Governmental Authority for Development.

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

Dark Side of the President's Force

Foreign investors, mainly South Africans and Britons, are starting to complain in private about President Museveni's omnipotence.

Subscribers only Politics 17.05.2002

Americans Drop Sudan for Uganda

Other gum Arabic suppliers are being sought by American importers and transformers, who used to turn to Sudan before the [...]

Subscribers only 17.05.2002

23-Year-Old Debt Pops Up Again

Almost a quarter of a century after a Tanzanian military operation put an end to the career of Idi Amin Dada in 1979, the bill thereof has still not been paid.

Subscribers only 10.05.2002

Counterfeit Shillings Galore

The Ugandan police is worried about the sharp increase of counterfeit money throughout the country.

Subscribers only 10.05.2002

Red Cross Prepares to Bolt

Having frozen its activities in Uganda, the International Committee of the Red Cross may leave the country for good by [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.05.2002

Spotlight
Rebel Rout on All Fronts

Diplomatic rapprochement with Sudan has allowed Uganda to rain heavy blows on the rebellions operating in the north of the country from bases in neighboring territories. Besieged in the Imatong hills of southern Sudan, the 5,000 fighters of the Lord's [.

Subscribers only Politics 26.04.2002

MIGA Could Replace EKN in Funding Bujagali

The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), the World Bank's export credit guarantee agency, could stand in for credit agencies from [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

Insurance Firm Again on Sale

After an initial failed privatization attempt last year, during which South Africa's Metropolitan Re company was the main candidate to [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Army Trust Up to the NEC in Trouble

Due to its being up to its neck in debt, an industrial group created to make the Ugandan army economically productive is on the verge of being closed down.

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Bavumile Vilakazi

In spite of South African opposition attempts to throw a monkey wrench in the proceedings, South Africa's nominee as ambassador [...]

Subscribers only 19.04.2002

Turbulent Takeoff for AfricaOne

The new regional airline which took over from Alliance Air is having trouble obtaining the necessary traffic rights from Tanzanian authorities.

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

Canarail to Consult for Uganda Railways

Last week, a Canadian railroad consultant wound up negotiations with Uganda's privatisation unit for a $3.9 million consulting contract in [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.2002

Four New Dams on White Nile?

Speaking last week during a seminar concerning the Energy Regulation [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Kasese Cobalt Still on Sale in Uganda

Although it was recently taken over indirectly by the Newmont Mining Corporation of Colorado (USA), the Kasese Cobalt Mining Company [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

Florence Mugasha

Starting next month, the head of Uganda's civil service and secretary of Uganda's council of ministers will be leaving her [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

SALIM SALEH

After several months in Europe, the younger brother of Uganda's [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.2002

The Doubts of the Father

The murder of an Irish priest and the swift execution of his assassins have drawn suspicion to the army's disarmament [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.03.2002

The Veep, a Beaten Woman or a Night Owl?

Having separated from him some time ago because of his [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.03.2002

A Trial for 2003 at the Earliest

The year 2003 is the earliest that a final judgment will be handed down in the international trial that Congo has brought against Uganda.

Subscribers only 22.03.2002

JAMES ADAMS

Bidding adieu to the authorities of Uganda and Tanzania this [...]

Subscribers only 22.03.2002

Canadians on Tantalum Trail

Apart from small-scale miners of tantalum, Uganda Gold Mining Ltd. remains the only foreign company, quoted on the CDNX, to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.03.2002

Détente Without Normalization

In spite of high-level contacts between leaders of Kinshasa and Kampala, diplomatic normalization between the two countries has not been achieved.

Subscribers only 15.03.2002

Missions All Over Horizon for the TDA

The financing of several study missions in various economic sectors [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.2002

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Uganda

Kampala Continues to Back Garang

Addis Beats Kampala in CEWARN Feud

Dark Side of the President's Force

Americans Drop Sudan for Uganda

23-Year-Old Debt Pops Up Again

Counterfeit Shillings Galore

Red Cross Prepares to Bolt

Spotlight
Rebel Rout on All Fronts

MIGA Could Replace EKN in Funding Bujagali

Insurance Firm Again on Sale

Army Trust Up to the NEC in Trouble

Bavumile Vilakazi

Turbulent Takeoff for AfricaOne

Canarail to Consult for Uganda Railways

Four New Dams on White Nile?

Kasese Cobalt Still on Sale in Uganda

Florence Mugasha

SALIM SALEH

The Doubts of the Father

The Veep, a Beaten Woman or a Night Owl?

A Trial for 2003 at the Earliest

JAMES ADAMS

Canadians on Tantalum Trail

Détente Without Normalization

Missions All Over Horizon for the TDA

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Uganda

Kampala Continues to Back Garang

Addis Beats Kampala in CEWARN Feud

Dark Side of the President's Force

Americans Drop Sudan for Uganda

23-Year-Old Debt Pops Up Again

Counterfeit Shillings Galore

Red Cross Prepares to Bolt

Spotlight Rebel Rout on All Fronts

MIGA Could Replace EKN in Funding Bujagali

Insurance Firm Again on Sale

Army Trust Up to the NEC in Trouble

Bavumile Vilakazi

Turbulent Takeoff for AfricaOne

Canarail to Consult for Uganda Railways

Four New Dams on White Nile?

Kasese Cobalt Still on Sale in Uganda

Florence Mugasha

SALIM SALEH

The Doubts of the Father

The Veep, a Beaten Woman or a Night Owl?

A Trial for 2003 at the Earliest

JAMES ADAMS

Canadians on Tantalum Trail

Détente Without Normalization

Missions All Over Horizon for the TDA

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Rebel Rout on All Fronts