Vol 46 No 8 | UGANDA Milton stays lost 15th April 2005 Former President Obote's promised return gives life to Museveni's re-election campaign Democratic passions have been revived by ex-President Apollo Milton Obote, who announced his return to Uganda after 20 years of exile in Zambia but then said he'd changed...
Vol 46 No 8 | UGANDA Who wants to tackle Museveni? 15th April 2005 If the G6 parties can coalesce around a single presidential candidate, they will become the most powerful opposition group. The G6 components are the Free Movement, Justice Forum...
Vol 46 No 3 | UGANDA Operation Kisanja 4th February 2005 A proposed third term for the President upsets Ugandans' hopes for peace hey marched through Kampala, waving dried banana leaves and banners reading 'Operation Kisanja'. Some held aloft three fingers, showing support for a third term for President Yoweri Kaguta...
Vol 46 No 3 | UGANDA Pass the ammunition 4th February 2005 President Yoweri Museveni's government in Kampala remains locked in a bloody counterinsurgency campaign against the Lord's Resistance Army, a fierce and brutal pseudo-Christian cult backed, opportunistically, by Sudan's...
Vol 45 No 19 | UGANDA Now for the contest 24th September 2004 Museveni wants many parties, as long as his own provides the president Months after it was due, a new phase of Ugandan politics began on 21 September, when Hajat Janat Mukwaya, Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, set out the...
Vol 45 No 11 | UGANDA People's power 28th May 2004 President Museveni's third term bid is splitting the governing party he so patiently built The desire to stay in power for a third term could prove the chink in President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni's well-maintained armour. It has divided his National Resistance Movement...
Vol 45 No 11 | UGANDA The LRA fights on 28th May 2004 After a brief rest, the Lord's Resistance Army under Joseph Kony has slaughtered more defenceless civilians in displaced camps in northern Uganda. In Pagak on 16 May, the...
Vol 45 No 10 | UGANDA The family khaki 14th May 2004 Despite his retirement from the army, President Museveni is closer to the military than ever When President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni retired from the army on 6 April, 18 years after his National Resistance Army seized power, his promotion to full general that day...
Vol 45 No 5 | UGANDA Double war 5th March 2004 Rebel massacres and party activists are shaking the National Resistance Movement's political dominance As pressure mounts on President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to leave power by 2006 at the end of his second elected term, both the military war in the north...
Vol 44 No 24 | UGANDA Military muscle, political problems 5th December 2003 The government's failure to end the LRA's brutal campaign points to a growing national crisis After 18 years of the Lord's Resistance Army's murderous attacks on civilians, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni declares on 14 November that the LRA is 'nearly finished' then...