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- Vol 49 No 10
- 09/05/2008
Hidden depths
Tensions between Kinshasa and Kampala are heating up again and oil fortunes are at stake
- Vol 49 No 9
- 25/04/2008
The peace deal that wasn't
The Lord’s Resistance Army resists the peacemakers’ efforts and carries on killing
- Vol 49 No 9
- 25/04/2008
The peace process teams
Who's who in the peace talks with the Lord's Resistance Army.
- Vol 49 No 8
- 11/04/2008
Lake Albert and the gushers
Congo-Kinshasa and Uganda still disagree about their shared border, but the scraps in which soldiers and civilians were killed on Lake Albert late last year have faded away, and companies on the Ugandan side are looking for oil again. The biggest is T...
- Vol 49 No 7
- 28/03/2008
The ex-revolutionary front
Two dissimilar but durable leaders have more in common than might at first appear
- Vol 49 No 6
- 14/03/2008
On the brink of a deal
A faction of the LRA is ready to come to terms with Museveni; the rest will move on to cause mayhem elsewhere
- Vol 48 No 24
- 30/11/2007
Regal rivalry
The Commonwealth summit last week provided an unrivalled opportunity for local monarchists to promote their own political agenda through unabashed adoration of Britain's octogenarian sovereign, portrayed in local newspapers as the world's greatest fash...
- Vol 48 No 23
- 16/11/2007
Problematic peace as the Commonwealth meets
The government wants a peace deal to show its guests but the rebels do not want to go to gaol
- Vol 48 No 23
- 16/11/2007
Two hotels go missing
Uganda is ready for CHOGM!', shout the billboards. Traffic lights are being erected, crater-like potholes filled in, police trained - all for this month's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. The government says it has spent some US$110 million o...
- Vol 48 No 23
- 16/11/2007
Guerre du lac
Commercial rivalries and contractual disputes over oil reserves in Lake Albert, which runs along the Congo-Kinshasa/ Uganda border, are heating up. Tensions between their two armies have ebbed even if the border row continues to rumble.
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