Uganda

Uganda

Population: 32.7 million
GDP: $15700 million
Debt: $14.7% of GDP
Overview:

President Yoweri Museveni will start his campaign for the 2011 elections with a national tour this year as he faces a more coherent opposition and will have to fight for the support of the influential Baganda people.

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  • Vol 47 No 3
  • 03/02/2006

Losers can win too

President Museveni is surprised to face the strongest challenge yet to his 20-year rule

  • Vol 47 No 3
  • 03/02/2006

Making the President nervous

Only President Yoweri Museveni's die-hard supporters expect him to win many votes in northern Uganda, where he is blamed for failing to end the 18-year insurgency by the Lord's Resistance Army. The ruling party's bigwigs are far more concerned about s...

  • Vol 46 No 25
  • 16/12/2005

Mr and Mrs

Not content with being the Mother of the Nation and the leading pro-abstinence and anti-condom campaigner, Uganda's First Lady Janet Museveni is penetrating the political arena. Mama Janet, as she is widely known, is standing against the opposition MP...

  • Vol 46 No 23
  • 18/11/2005

Tears, fears and a martyr

The arrest of the strongest opposition candidate for the presidency left everyone weeping

  • Vol 46 No 22
  • 04/11/2005

Homecomings

A corpse and an ambitious politician return to upset President Museveni's re-election plans

  • Vol 46 No 22
  • 04/11/2005

Museveni's military

Too many observers think of the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) as an ill-disciplined bunch of ghost soldiers flying about in junk helicopters. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni hopes that the reshuffle he announced on 24 October will change that ...

  • Vol 46 No 21
  • 21/10/2005

Khartoum's game

Despite energetic denials, Khartoum continues to help Kony and the LRA

  • Vol 46 No 20
  • 07/10/2005

Congo connection

Where next for the Lord 's Resistance Army? Some 400 LRA fighters under deputy commander 'Brigadier' Vincent Otti crossed into north-east Congo-Kinshasa last month from Southern Sudan. But Congo will not be a safe haven.

  • Vol 46 No 19
  • 23/09/2005

Moving the Movement

The threat of a boycott may be the opposition's most powerful weapon in next year's elections

  • Vol 46 No 18
  • 09/09/2005

Clamped

Hardline measures against dissident soldiers and journalists point to government nervousness before March's elections . In power since 1986, President Yoweri Museveni will contest again, after parliament lifted the term limits on the presidency. Retire...

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