We have started to collect the most important news related to Uganda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Uganda's former health minister goes on trial accused of embezzling money for vaccines and an Aids fund.
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Uganda's Monica Arac de Nyeko wins one of Africa's leading literary awards - the Caine prize.
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Uganda's army admits killing eight herdsmen, but denies they crossed the border into Kenya.
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Kenya investigates claims that scores of people were killed with rockets fired by the Ugandan army.
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The Ugandan government and Lord's Resistance Army rebels sign an agreement in the latest round of peace talks.
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The BBC's Mark Whitaker reports on the environmental problems which have led Uganda to ban plastic bags.
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The treason trial against Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye resumes under a new judge after a long delay.
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Uganda's ex-Health Minister Jim Muhwezi is charged with embezzlement over a children's vaccines fund.
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Ex-Ugandan leader Idi Amin's son calls for a truth commission to try to resurrect his father's brutal image.
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Plans to allocate forest land to a sugar company which sparked deadly clashes are suspended in Uganda.
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Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye files a private prosecution against a top police official.
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Somalia's prime minister is unhurt after an apparent attempt to kill him in the capital, Mogadishu.
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It will take up to four years to rebuild northern Uganda after two decades of rebellion, a top UN official says.
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Uganda's LRA rebels kill seven people during an ambush, say the army just days after peace talks resumed.
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Uganda's government concedes to some key rebel demands for talks which reopen in southern Sudan.
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Ugandan police fire at protesters opposing plans to clear a forest to grow sugar, as two MPs are charged.
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Feared Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army rebels sign a new truce with the government.
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Uganda's president defends plans to allocate forest land to a sugar company which sparked deadly clashes.
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At least three people are killed in a Ugandan protest at plans to allocate forest land to grow sugar, police say.
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