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Uganda - News and Analysis
Uganda's Opposition Ban: Outlawing Change or Tempting Fate? Much depends on how Uganda's non-violent activist group reacts to being made "an unlawful society". |
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Reintegrating LRA FightersRelying on Mato Oput, the traditional Acholi ritual, to heal northern Uganda's wounds is not only inadequate but could be counterproductive. |
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Lubanga Convicted: What Next for the ICC?The ICC faces several credibility tests in its decisions over who to indict. |
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#Kony2012: An LRA Survivor's TaleCharles Okwir was abducted by the LRA. He offers his take on 'Kony 2012' and how he escaped his certain fate. |
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#Kony2012 Has Taken the Possibility of Reconciliation Off the TableDiplomatic solutions to the conflict are probably now no longer viable and violence may be protracted. |
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#Kony2012: Be Careful What You Wish For#Kony2012 has created an online storm without thought for the real harm it may do. |
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Uganda: A Looming Coup or More Museveni?President Museveni's reforms ironically allowed him to further entrench his authority and defang opposition. |
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Plans in the Pipeline for Ugandan OilAs Uganda's oil sector develops, there are concerns over its regulation and transparency. |
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Hormonal Birth Control and HIV Rates in Uganda: Information RequiredMinisters play waiting game after report links Depo-Provera to higher rates of HIV contraction. |
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The Mirage of Fundamental Change after 26 years of MuseveniDespite Museveni's rhetoric, the NRM has failed on the change it promised. |
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Resurgent ADF Threatens Stability in Great Lakes RegionThe consequences of the Ugandan rebels' revival could be felt far and wide. |
