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"Uganda AIDS prevention threatened"

afrol News, 6 November - Over 50 Ugandan and international organisations are warning government that the "repressive" HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Bill, soon to be voted on in the Kampala parliament, could destroy Uganda's earlier successes in fighting back the pandemic.

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Panic hits Kampala after bomb scare

afrol News, 30 October - A bomb scare in the Uganda’s capital has brought the town to a stand still as security agencies began a search for an alleged bomb plot. The serious search comes nearly a week after Somali’s radical Islamists group Al Shabaab threatened terror attacks on the city.

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Remove death penalty on gays - Clergy

afrol News, 29 October - The Ugandan Clergy have appealed to the government to scrape the death penalty in the Anti-homosexuality Bill 2009 currently being debated in parliament. The clergy said the government should rather opt life imprisonment.

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Uganda must pursue peace and unity - Mwesigwa

afrol News, 23 October - Uganda’s political and religious leaders have been urged to promote peace and unity in the east Africa state for stability and socio- economic development.

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Arrest Al Bashir - ICC

afrol News, 16 October - The international court has urged the Ugandan authorities to arrest the indicted Sudanese President, Omar Al-Bashir if he comes to Kampala next week for the African Union meeting.

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Homosexuals angered by proposed law

afrol News, 15 October - The homosexual groups in Uganda are outraged by the tabling of the Anti-Homosexuality bill on Wednesday, protesting that it was in violation of their human rights.

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Joint EAC-US military field training exercise in Uganda

afrol News, 8 October - The East African Community defence forces together with the United States Africa Command (US AFRICOM) will hold a joint Field Training Exercise codenamed Exercise 'Natural Fire 10' in Kampala, Entebbe and Kitgum in Uganda, from 16 to 25 October.

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Uganda set new sights to reach safe water targets

afrol News, 8 October - A new set of maps illustrating levels of clean drinking water, sanitation facilities, and poverty in Uganda will help guide national development planning.

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Uganda commits to reforestation

afrol News, 7 October - Uganda has become the first country in Africa to undertake a reforestation project that will help reduce global warming emissions under the Kyoto Protocol.

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WFP appeals for urgent $66 million in Uganda

afrol News, 29 September - The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has raised concerns about the succession of poor rainy seasons in Uganda which have left more than two million people in need of urgent food assistance.

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Ugandan editors charged with sedition

afrol News, 25 September - Two editors of Uganda's weekly newsmagazine, "The Independent", have been arrested, charged with sedition and were released by the court on bail on Wednesday.

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Museveni calls on Africa to wake up

afrol News, 24 September - The countries of sub-Saharan Africa have spent too long “wandering in the desert of under-development” and need to take faster steps towards building infrastructure and modernising their economies, the President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda told the opening of the General Assembly’s high-level debate yesterday.

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Ban urges for release of children in Uganda conflict

afrol News, 23 September - The UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, has urged the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) to work with the United Nations for the immediate release of all children associated with the Ugandan rebel group that is notorious for its abduction and use of child soldiers.

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Uganda tribal clashes continue into second day

afrol News, 11 September - High tensions and some violence continued in Uganda as security forces faced protestors in the second day of pro-monarchy clashes.

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LRA attacks uproot thousands in DRC

afrol News, 28 August - Thousands of civilians are still on the run from attacks allegedly launched by the notorious Ugandan rebel group in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

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» 26.08.2009 - Four Uganda’s journalists face criminal charges
» 14.08.2009 - Uganda well-positioned to steer East Africa, Zoellick
» 12.08.2009 - Grant to support grassroots development in Uganda
» 11.08.2009 - African telecom leaders meet in Uganda
» 23.07.2009 - Uganda MPs angry over planned airport concession
» 20.07.2009 - Rare gorillas flee to DRC
» 20.07.2009 - Uganda urged to charge or release five detainees
» 17.07.2009 - International support needed for Uganda peace, UN expert
» 16.07.2009 - Food donations spark a row in famine hit areas
» 13.07.2009 - Uganda appeals for $79 million to fight famine
» 09.07.2009 - Uganda moves to ban FGM
» 07.07.2009 - Uganda rebels re-launch attacks
» 19.06.2009 - Uganda could be a dessert in 40 years
» 18.06.2009 - Government dismisses swine flu cases
» 12.06.2009 - Revival of peace talks in Uganda critical – EU official

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