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The Aims of the Mining Program

Kampala has identified the sites of a vast program of geologic studies financed by the World Bank and involving various minerals throughout the country from tin and granite to gold.

Subscribers only 21.06.2002

An army colonel has been appointed director general of the defence reform programme

An army colonel has been appointed director general of the [...]

Subscribers only 21.06.2002

Jimmy Kolker

The career diplomat who is take over the helm of the American embassy in Kampala carried out most of his [...]

Subscribers only 14.06.2002

Intending to Help the UPDF

Contacted in Kampala this week, a high-ranking member of the chiefs of staff of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.06.2002

A new head of the civil service

A new head of the civil service is to replace [...]

Subscribers only 14.06.2002

Who Will Pay the UEB's Substantial External Debt?

In spite of last year's electricity increases, the defunct Uganda [...]

Subscribers only 07.06.2002

Two American Experts Take a Tour.

Last week, eastern Africa witnessed the tour of two advisers [...]

Subscribers only Politics 07.06.2002

A Consulting Contract with Uganda

A contract with Uganda's local government ministry was recently won [...]

Subscribers only 07.06.2002

A Defense Policy for the 21st Century

During the month of June, President Yoweri Museveni will attend the process of elaborating a new defense policy for the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 31.05.2002

No FBI Money for Kampala

The $5 million award offered by the United States for the capture of the killers of eight foreign tourists in 1999 has gone uncollected by Kampala.

Subscribers only Politics 31.05.2002

Judy O'Connor

The World Bank's director for Armenia, Georgia, and Aberzaijan since 1997 has taken over as the bank's director for Uganda [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.2002

Presidential Portrait Flare-Up at Comesa Summit

The President of Burundi was not amused by the picture [...]

Subscribers only Politics 31.05.2002

British Bobbies Investigate Drugs

London has sent two police officers to Kampala to investigate the possible drug trafficking circles feeding the British market.

Subscribers only Politics 24.05.2002

Probing the Sales Proceeds of Bonn Embassy

Uganda's foreign minister and the solicitor general's office are investigating [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.2002

Drilling on Uganda's Lake Albert

A South African company is considering drilling a prospecting well [...]

Subscribers only 24.05.2002

Ulrich Hansen

Canmin Resources Ltd., the Uganda affiliate of the big Canadian investment group IBI Corporation, has made two high-level appointments. Ulrich [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.05.2002

World Bank Could Put Up $25 Million

Uganda hopes to secure a $25 million loan from the World Bank for the mining sector by September of this [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.05.2002

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

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Uganda

The Aims of the Mining Program

An army colonel has been appointed director general of the defence reform programme

Jimmy Kolker

Intending to Help the UPDF

A new head of the civil service

Who Will Pay the UEB's Substantial External Debt?

Two American Experts Take a Tour.

A Consulting Contract with Uganda

A Defense Policy for the 21st Century

No FBI Money for Kampala

Judy O'Connor

Presidential Portrait Flare-Up at Comesa Summit

British Bobbies Investigate Drugs

Probing the Sales Proceeds of Bonn Embassy

Drilling on Uganda's Lake Albert

Ulrich Hansen

World Bank Could Put Up $25 Million

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

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Uganda

The Aims of the Mining Program

An army colonel has been appointed director general of the defence reform programme

Jimmy Kolker

Intending to Help the UPDF

A new head of the civil service

Who Will Pay the UEB's Substantial External Debt?

Two American Experts Take a Tour.

A Consulting Contract with Uganda

A Defense Policy for the 21st Century

No FBI Money for Kampala

Judy O'Connor

Presidential Portrait Flare-Up at Comesa Summit

British Bobbies Investigate Drugs

Probing the Sales Proceeds of Bonn Embassy

Drilling on Uganda's Lake Albert

Ulrich Hansen

World Bank Could Put Up $25 Million

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

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