General Salim Saleh

A political row looms after President Yoweri Museveni (AC Vol 42 No 7) his son Lieutenant Muhoozi Kainerugba and his brother Major General Salim Saleh were accused in court of being party to the fraudulent sale of the state-owned Uganda Commercial Bank (UCB)...

The UN report accuses Museveni's brother Salim Saleh of involvement in mineral exploitation in the Congo a charge Museveni vehemently rejects...

The report quotes 'reliable sources' who claim that the main shareholders of Uganda's Victoria Group are President Museveni's brother Salim Saleh (Khaleb Akandwanaho) and his wife Jovia...

A company called Trinity run by Aseenyi Tibasima Second Vice-President of the Ugandan-backed RCD-ML (initially based in Kisangani now in Bunia) is described as a front for the business activities of Salim Saleh and his wife in Congo's Orientale Province...

Salim Saleh censured for irregularities in the attempted purchase of the state-owned Uganda Commercial Bank...

Since then instead of blaming the row on Ugandan commanders such as Kazini and defence supremo (and businessman and Museveni's half-brother) Salim Saleh Rwandan ministers now accuse Museveni himself of sabotaging the war effort...

Salim Saleh was involved in a mismanaged helicopter procurement from Belarus...

General Salim Saleh half-brother of President Yoweri Museveni; Saleh owns 45 per cent of Saracen Uganda and 25 per cent of Branch Energy’s local operation...

The article claimed that Salim Saleh the UPDF’s most respected general (and brother to President Yoweri Museveni) headed a corrupt clique that had brokered mining deals and that Kazini had launched drunken attacks against the APR in front of leaders of the rebel Rassemblement Congolais pour la Démocratie (RCD)...

The row is officially over; Rwanda called a recent visit by Salim Saleh to Kigali ‘a mission of atonement’...

Diplomatic sources say shareholders in Comiex include: Major General Salim Saleh brother of Uganda's President Museveni; two senior ministers in government and a Rwandan company...

In 1996 he stepped up operations putting his admired half-brother Major General Salim Saleh in charge and recalling to service thousands of veterans who had been demobilised in a World Bank-backed restructuring exercise...