We have started to collect the most important news related to Uganda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye is found not guilty of rape, but still faces other charges.
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The Ugandan army says it will continue to try opposition politician Kizza Besigye in a military court.
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British arms sales to Uganda are making a mockery of the UK's laws on arms control, aid agency Oxfam says.
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The defeated candidate in Uganda's presidential elections says he will challenge the official results in court.
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Uganda's President Museveni says his rival's failure to accept election defeat shows he does not understand democracy.
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Yoweri Museveni is declared Ugandan president for a third term, as his opponent rejects the result as rigged.
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Ugandan President Museveni has a strong lead with around 80% of votes counted from Thursday's poll.
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Ugandan election officials start counting the votes after the first multi-party elections for 25 years.
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Ugandan officials and foreign observers urge calm ahead of Thursday's election, after a tense campaign.
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The two strongest candidates in Uganda's general elections hold their last rallies before polling day on Thursday.
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Ugandan police use tear gas and water cannon to break up opposition leader Kizza Besigye's final campaign rally.
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Will Ross finds effigies of presidential candidates smiling at him in all sorts of places around Kampala.
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Uganda's opposition leader Kizza Besigye calls for restraint after two of his supporters were shot dead by a state security officer.
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Two people die after shots are fired into a crowd of Ugandan opposition supporters as their leader's trial is delayed.
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Elections due in Uganda next week are unlikely to be free and fair, US-based Human Rights Watch says.
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Unknown gunmen fired shots at the convoy of Uganda's president at the weekend, officials say.
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The judge due to hear the treason trial of Uganda's opposition leader withdraws from the case.
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Uganda's constitutional court says opposition leader Kizza Besigye cannot be tried for terrorism by a military court.
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Two Ugandan politicians are charged after alleging the president had bribed judges involved in a rival's trial.
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