Vol 44 No 7 | UGANDA The great U-turn 4th April 2003 Even Museveni's sharpest critics concede that NRM rule stabilised much of Uganda after the ravages of Idi Amin Dada and Milton Obote...
Vol 42 No 7 | UGANDA Ungracious winner 6th April 2001 He labelled his opponent as part of the old order of Idi Amin Dada and Milton Obote although Besigye joined Museveni's guerrilla struggle in 1981 and was at one time the Movement's chief ideologue...
Vol 41 No 9 | UGANDA Who's who in the NRM 28th April 2000 MP for Mbale once a stronghold of Milton Obote's Uganda People's Congress and a qualified legal draftsman...
Vol 41 No 3 | UGANDA Kaguta yekka! 4th February 2000 Without that it will return to the ethnic violence it knew under Presidents Milton Obote Idi Amin Dada and others...
Vol 40 No 18 | RWANDAUGANDA Friends fall out 10th September 1999 In the late 1970s the old Front Patriotique Rwandais (then exiled in Uganda and Tanzania) had joined forces with Museveni's National Resistance Movement to help oust two Ugandan Presidents first Idi Amin Dada and then Milton Obote...
Vol 37 No 25 | UGANDA Border brothers 13th December 1996 Nearby in the Ruwenzori foothills a small but long-lasting rebellion ended in the early 1980s when its leader surrendered to Uganda' s then President Milton Obote...
Vol 37 No 20 | UGANDA Four-wheel drive 4th October 1996 The coalition that backed Ssemogerere included the Uganda People' s Congress the party of the twice-deposed President Milton Obote who now lives quietly in Zambia...
Vol 37 No 11 | UGANDA Museveni's party 24th May 1996 Museveni (who began his guerrilla war in 1981 because of vote-rigging by President Milton Obote in the 1980 polls) had campaigned so hard that he emerged several kilogrammes lighter than when the campaign began in March...
Vol 37 No 11 | UGANDA War in the north 24th May 1996 Thousands fled into Sudan and Zaïre during President Milton Obote's subsequent rule...