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Uganda
The Bwindi Slaughter Resurfaces

An American diplomat wants to reopen the investigation on the murder of two fellow citizens in the Ugandan national park of Bwindi in March 1999. [...]

Published on 20/11/2003 at 10:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Uganda
MUSEVENI WARNS KAGAME

Two military delegations which met at Entebbe October 14, one [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.10.1998

Uganda
CONGO BUFFER ZONE

Ugandan foreign minister Eriya Kategaya admitted on August 25 that units of Ugandan People's Defence Force (UPDF) had penetrated into [...]

Subscribers only 29.08.1998

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
MUGABE TO THE RESCUE

The conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo may have tolled the death-knell of diplomatic unity within the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and has anyway considerably darkened the future chances of this promising regional cooperation organization.

Subscribers only 29.08.1998

Spotlight | East Africa
REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

A ministerial delegation of the East African Cooperation's three member-countries (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) led by Tanzanian foreign minister Jakaya Kikwete won't be returning home empty-handed from its international tour, begun in Brussels on February 3 (ION N° 798).

Subscribers only 14.02.1998

East Africa
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

Rwanda
GEC-ALSTHOM LAUNCHES NTAKURA

GEC-Alsthom has started renovation work on the diesel-powered Ntakura station near Ruhengeri in the north-east part of the country close [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.03.1997

Spotlight | Uganda
THE BANYAMULENGUE FILE

The victorious blitzkrieg of Tutsi rebels in Eastern Zaire required solid military preparations and logistical support and it is clear it must have had considerable regional complicity. Despite Ugandan head of state Yoweri Museveni's denials in Kampala at end-November that [.

Subscribers only 21.12.1996

Spotlight | East Africa
THE US AXE

The numerous cases of armed conflict in East Africa and the Horn of Africa born of specific local circumstances are beginning to shape up into a more generalized confrontation. The Burundi crisis has revealed a globalization of forces in presence [.

Subscribers only 27.07.1996

Uganda
WORK ON SOUTHERN AIRPORT

The Ugandan government has issued a Call for bids for construction and rehabilitation work at Kisoro airport, a small frontier [...]

Subscribers only 29.06.1996

Sudan
RAPPROCHEMENT WITH ZAIRE

According to Sudan's ambassador to Zaire Mohamed Abdel Ghaffar, the Sudanese government and the humanitarian organization Dawa Islamiya, which is [...]

Subscribers only 29.10.1994

Spotlight | East Africa
MUSEVENI DIPLOMACY

The Rwandan crisis has pushed Uganda's head of state Yoweri Museveni into the role of regional referee. At a time when countries all around are shifting and unstable, the regime he installed by force of arms in 1986 can today [.

Subscribers only 16.07.1994

Spotlight | Uganda
PARIS SEES RED

With the escalation of civil conflict in Rwanda, Uganda's head of state Yoweri Museveni has become, once again, France's Public Enemy Number One in central Africa. Paris has never forgiven him his well-publicized hatred for France's two great pals in [.

Subscribers only 14.05.1994

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Uganda
The Bwindi Slaughter Resurfaces

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Uganda
MUSEVENI WARNS KAGAME

Uganda
CONGO BUFFER ZONE

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
MUGABE TO THE RESCUE

Spotlight | East Africa
REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

East Africa
KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

Rwanda
GEC-ALSTHOM LAUNCHES NTAKURA

Spotlight | Uganda
THE BANYAMULENGUE FILE

Spotlight | East Africa
THE US AXE

Uganda
WORK ON SOUTHERN AIRPORT

Sudan
RAPPROCHEMENT WITH ZAIRE

Spotlight | East Africa
MUSEVENI DIPLOMACY

Spotlight | Uganda
PARIS SEES RED

Uganda
ENTEBBE GETS SABENA'S BETS

Africa, Madagascar
CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS UP AND AT IT

Kenya, Tanzania
EURO FUNDING FOR ROAD PROJECT

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Nigeria The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cameroon, Central African Republic Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

Transition: what's next after the coup?

West African cocoa cartel battles with the traders

Uganda The Bwindi Slaughter Resurfaces

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Uganda MUSEVENI WARNS KAGAME

Uganda CONGO BUFFER ZONE

Spotlight | Zimbabwe MUGABE TO THE RESCUE

Spotlight | East Africa REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

East Africa KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

Rwanda GEC-ALSTHOM LAUNCHES NTAKURA

Spotlight | Uganda THE BANYAMULENGUE FILE

Spotlight | East Africa THE US AXE

Uganda WORK ON SOUTHERN AIRPORT

Sudan RAPPROCHEMENT WITH ZAIRE

Spotlight | East Africa MUSEVENI DIPLOMACY

Spotlight | Uganda PARIS SEES RED

Uganda ENTEBBE GETS SABENA'S BETS

Africa, Madagascar CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS UP AND AT IT

Kenya, Tanzania EURO FUNDING FOR ROAD PROJECT

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Uganda
The Bwindi Slaughter Resurfaces

Uganda
MUSEVENI WARNS KAGAME

Uganda
CONGO BUFFER ZONE

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
MUGABE TO THE RESCUE

Spotlight | East Africa
REGIONAL INTEGRATION MAKES A MOVE

East Africa
KAMPALA LOOKS WEST

Rwanda
GEC-ALSTHOM LAUNCHES NTAKURA

Spotlight | Uganda
THE BANYAMULENGUE FILE

Spotlight | East Africa
THE US AXE

Uganda
WORK ON SOUTHERN AIRPORT

Sudan
RAPPROCHEMENT WITH ZAIRE

Spotlight | East Africa
MUSEVENI DIPLOMACY

Spotlight | Uganda
PARIS SEES RED

Uganda
ENTEBBE GETS SABENA'S BETS

Africa, Madagascar
CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS UP AND AT IT

Kenya, Tanzania
EURO FUNDING FOR ROAD PROJECT