We have started to collect the most important news related to Uganda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Tens of thousands of people affected by flooding in north-eastern Uganda remain cut off from aid.
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A factory that will produce drugs to combat HIV/Aids opens in Uganda - the first of its kind in the country.
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Uganda's leader pledges $57,000 to assist victims of the heaviest rains in 30 years on a march in the capital.
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Uganda denies speculation it might invite Zimbabwe's president to a Commonwealth leaders' meeting.
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The first closure of a camp for internally displaced people in northern Uganda is marked with a ceremony.
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The DR Congo and Ugandan leaders agree to pull back troops to ease tensions over an oil-rich lake.
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The Ugandan Anglican Church appoints a bishop to serve in the US, against the American Church's wishes.
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More than 70 people, mainly soldiers, are killed in Uganda when a truck overturns in mountains in the east.
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Most of the 10,000 Congolese who fled into Uganda have now gone home, says the UN refugee agency.
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Uganda asks for the views of victims on the setting up of war crimes courts to deal with atrocities in the north.
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Uganda's government rejects a call by the country's gay community for recognition and equal rights.
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Uganda and DR Congo have agreed to re-survey a disputed border running through oil-rich Lake Albert.
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Uganda's defence minister says it might send its troops back into DR Congo following two recent border attacks.
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Uganda's government says it will pay a $10 monthly allowance to the country's "chronically poor".
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Congolese men in military uniforms attack an oil exploration barge anchored in Lake Albert in Uganda.
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The son of former Ugandan President Idi Amin is jailed in London following the beating to death of a Somali youth.
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An outbreak of the Marburg virus - a rare Ebola-like fever - is confirmed by Ugandan authorities.
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Uganda's rebels demand $2m from donors, or they say they will not return to peace talks in South Sudan.
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Uganda's former health minister goes on trial accused of embezzling money for vaccines and an Aids fund.
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