We have started to collect the most important news related to Uganda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The second-in-command of the Ugandan rebel LRA was killed by fellow fighters, a diplomatic briefing claims.
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Uganda's president gives the northern LRA rebels an ultimatum of 31 January 2008 to conclude a peace deal.
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A Ugandan parliamentary committee endorses a proposal to buy a second private jet for the president.
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Kenya sets up screening centres on its borders with Uganda following an outbreak of the Ebola virus.
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Uganda is tacitly condoning sexual violence against women and girls in the north, Amnesty International says.
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A haemorrhagic fever that has killed 16 people in Uganda is confirmed as the deadly Ebola virus.
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Commonwealth leaders release a non-binding plan on climate change at a Uganda summit.
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Clashes between protesters and police in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, mar the Commonwealth summit.
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South African President Mbeki "very confident" of a solution after talks with Zimbabwe's president and opposition
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The Queen will tour a specialist Aids clinic and children's hospital on her official state visit to Uganda.
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Special zones for sex workers are being set up in Uganda's capital ahead of the Commonwealth summit.
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Ugandan rebel leader Joseph Kony tells mediators that despite rumours his deputy Vincent Otti is alive.
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A southern Sudanese team is heading to Ugandan LRA camps to try to find missing deputy leader Vincent Otti.
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The Ugandan army says the deputy leader of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), Vincent Otti, may be dead.
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A representative for Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) asks war victims in the north to forgive the rebels.
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Ugandan rebels say they have come home to find a way to get International Criminal Court warrants dropped.
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A Uganda rebel representative releases a dove on the group's first visit to the capital as a symbol of peace.
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Uganda's northern rebel group says it will hold unprecedented talks with the president in the capital.
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A spokesman denies Uganda's northern rebels have split as the UN says a top commander surrenders in DR Congo.
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