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• Otunnu Welcomes US Congressional Directive on 2011 Ugandan Elections
• Uganda opposition figure Olara Otunnu hit by presidential convoy (AFP)
• Police block rally, teargas Besigye
• Sweden to cut aid to Uganda over anti-gay law
• Uganda sitting on AIDS time bomb
• ExxonMobil may join Ugandan oil fray (RigZone)
• Opposition to Uganda land bill is growing
• Ugandan government muzzles corruption trial witnesses
• Italian company buys stake in Ugandan oil from Heritage
• Heritage Oil Sells Ugandan Oil Interests to Italy (Reuters)
• NY protesters target Uganda anti-gay law
• America's New Frontline: The Story of AFRICOM
• Timeline of Ugandan President's rapidly declining international credibility
• Controversial Ugandan land bill muscles its way through Parliament
• U.S. War on Terror Expands in East Africa
• President Museveni Approved of Misues of Funds, Says Ugandan Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kutesa
• Murdered Ugandan General sought refuge in America
• Uganda's population continues to explode; one million per year
• Tullow lists potential buyers for Uganda oil (Independent)
• Uganda's new oil may cause 'crisis'
• $4 Million in Global Fund Aid Disappears, 17 Die
• Museveni mourns death of Kony’s mother
• Museveni Speaks at "Ghost-Soldier" General's Funeral
• Shock as Gen. Kazini is killed (Monitor)
• Amuru Officials Turn the Heat On Oil Companies
• Drama in Chogm probe (Monitor)
• UNAA Northern Uganda Forum Video
• No more than 100 LRA fighters left in Congo-UN
• 9 Ugandan Child Soldiers Surrender to Congolese Army
• 'Purongo oil deposits are not toxic'
• Tullow sells Uganda oil, expecting Shs 3 trillion
• Oil Cash Starts Flowing (New Vision)
• Uganda Oil Find Stirs Hope and Conflict (NYT)
• Museveni Blames Kampala Riots on "New Rebel Group" (Observer)
• Independent Editors Charged With Sedition (EastAfricaPress.net)
• Museveni under pressure as unrest grips Uganda (AFP)
• Fighting between LRA and UPDF in Congo doesn't deter S. African, British mining companies
• Ugandans Protest Against Museveni At United Nations (BSN)
• Shell and BP keen to buy into Tullow's new oil find in Uganda (Guardian)
• Tullow and Heritage Continue to Push for Oil Production in Uganda
• Uganda Violence Spurs Media Crackdown by Government
• Uganda: NRM Government a Big Fraud, Says Otunnu
• UPDF pursues Kony in Central Africa (New Vision)
• Bush envoy lobbies Obama for Museveni (Monitor)
• Uganda can do without Museveni says Otunnu (Monitor)
• Uganda's Museveni issues warning to news media (CPJ)
• Home is sweet, says Otunnu (Monitor)
• Uganda's First Lady fraudulently invited to UNAA convention, may speak at unofficial N. Uganda forum (BlackStarNews.com)
• Multiple approaches needed to resolve conflict in Uganda
• Obama administration plans forceful policy to end conflicts in Africa (Guardian)
• AFRICOM Sets Up Military Unit in Uganda (Monitor)
• Congo Conflict Update: August 2009 (Reuters)
• US names ‘military’ envoys to Uganda and Tanzania
• Government Violates Laws in Buying New Cars for Ministers (Monitor)
• Members of Parliament Complain Army Leadership is Dominated by Western Ugandans
• Museveni admits using witchcraft in bush (Monitor)
• Refined or crude? Battle for Uganda oil turns murkier
• Museveni Works to Secure Oil Fields
• Death as famine ravages Uganda
• Hunger claims 35 as minister denies crisis (Monitor)
• Sh1 trillion for northern recovery: Who will benefit (New Vision)
• Uganda: Global Fund Probe Money Disappears (New Vision)
• Out of the Camps, Nowhere to Sojourn (Monitor)
• Uganda assumes Security Council presidency (Monitor)
• France backs military offensive against Kony (New Vision)
• UPDF Generals face US arrest over child soldiers
• Iran to fund oil processing in Uganda
• Hepatitis E still spreading in Kitgum (IRIN)
• Acute shortage of anti malarial drugs hits Gulu (Monitor)
• African Diaspora reassessing work prospects on the continent
• HIV-positive IDPs struggle as food aid dries up
• Ghost roads seen in Amuru District (Monitor)
• For Congo's uprooted, fear trumps hopes for peace (AP)
• Uganda Government: UPDF operations against LRA continuing in DRC
• Ugandan army begins Congo pullout (BBC)
• Parents Struggle to Provide Food for School Children (Observer)
• Women Waging Peace
• Kitgum has highest dropout rate - report (Monitor)
• Peace in northern Uganda offers huge dividends for banking sector (Monitor)
• Congo gives UPDF, Rwanda Feb. 28 deadline (Monitor)
• Suspicion, distress as PGB seals off Amuru oil fields (Monitor)
• Is it time for Museveni to go? (Guardian, UK)
• Museveni pledges palaces for Acholi chiefs (Monitor)
• Uganda blames UN for Congo deaths (Press TV)
• Uganda Says Indefinite Stay, Congo Says End of February (Daily Nation)
• 300 teachers in Amuru not on payroll (Monitor)
• Teen Pregnancy Prevalent in Northern Uganda (Monitor)
• U.S. role in Uganda rebel operation under fire (Reuters)
• Odhiambo won't face world court (New Vision)
• Uganda asks to use UN choppers in Garamba fight against Kony’s LRA
• Uganda to host CNN Africa media awards
• DR CONGO: Ugandan Rebels Continue Devastation, NGO Says (CISA)
• New York Times: U.S. Aided a Failed Plan to Rout Ugandan Rebels
• Uganda Oil Find Could Stall New Sugar Project - Lawmaker (Dow Jones)
• FPA Congratulates President Obama
• Northern Uganda sends mixed reaction on results (Monitor)
• Amuru, Northern Uganda Has Oil (Monitor)
• Why Property Rates are Continuing to Rise (East African Business Week)
• Rugunda hails government efforts over LRA (UGPulse)
• Heritage Oil says makes major oil find in Uganda (Reuters)
• US: Uganda losing corruption fight (Monitor)
• US senator slams UPDF on Kony war (Monitor)
• Kony Pleads With Chissano for Ceasefire (New Vision)
• Peace Recovery and Development Plan (PRDP) Postponed (Monitor)
• Offensive Against Kony Backfires (IWPR)
• Garamba raid; how long will UPDF hit empty Kony bases? (Letter to Editor, Monitor)
• DRC accuses Uganda of training dissidents (Monitor)
• US President Bush, Kiir discuss Kony in America (Monitor)
• UN continues assisting displaced people in DR Congo
• Sh1 Trillion Northern Plan Starts (New Vision)
• IDPs Get Iron Sheets (New Vision)
• Lack of Drugs Leading Cause of Death - Kamuli Surgeon (New Vision)
• Army Recovers More Items From LRA (New Vision)
• Defense minister assures Ugandans Kony won't cross
• LRA raid Congolese army base (New Vision)
• Grenade kills 3 children in Pader (New Vision)
• Offensive against LRA will not stop resettlement: Amuru RDC (New Vision)
• Security forces hunt Lira, Pader and Kitgum thugs (New Vision)
• Quarantine imposed over foot and mouth (New Vision)
• Uganda to Review Somalia Deployment (New Vision)
• Bishop Calls for Death Penalty (New Vision)
• Gulu Aids patients in danger as health workers steal their ARVs
• Army yet to make contact with Kony (Monitor)
• Acholi Panic Over Kony DRC Killings (New Vision)
• Monitor Scribes Grilled, Set Free (New Vision)
• Is This the End of Kony? (New Vision)
• Kakooza Mutale, Ssekikubo arrested (Monitor)
• DR Congo vows to destroy LRA (Monitor)
• 'Garamba Offensive Was Premature' (New Vision)
• Recalling Operation Iron Fist (Monitor Letter to Editor)
• Kabila Vows to Destroy Kony (New Vision)
• Villagers Save Kony on X-Mas Eve (New Vision)
• Returning IDPs Face Food Shortage (New Vision)
• LRA death toll hits 400 (Monitor)
• Monitor: Resettlement halted over LRA attacks
• Kony Must Be Finished and Quickly Also (New Vision)
• Amuru Fire Victims Get Relief (New Vision)
• Rebel Chief Kony Pleads for Ceasefire (Monitor)
• UN Feeds Over 18,000 Congolese Victims of Attacks By Rebels (UN News)
• Monuc is Taking Action to Protect Civilians Following the LRA Attacks(UN)
• Ban Denounces 'Appalling Atrocities' By Rebels in DR Congo (UN News)
• Kony End is in the Pipeline (New Vision)
• Deadly LRA Attacks Prompt Exodus in Northeastern DRC (IRIN NEWS)
• IDPs Sue Wildlife Authority Over Crop, Property Damage (IRIN)
• Massacre: Kony slaughters 45 in church (Monitor)
• Monuc Condemns the Attacks of the LRA Against Civilians in Faradje (UN News)
• Reclusive Kony: UPDF’s tactics under spotlight (Monitor)
• UPDF Kills 13 Kony Rebels in Congo Assault (New Vision)
• You Do Not Need Dead Bodies to Win a War (New Vision)
• Cadre Training Starts in North (New Vision)
• Were Acholi MPs right after all? (Monitor)
• Acholi MPs fire back at Museveni on LRA attack (Monitor)
• Kony tapped UPDF radio - Museveni (Monitor)
• LRA kill 2 in South Sudan ambush (Monitor)
• Rwanda, Uganda aiding Nkunda - UN report says
• ‘I wasn’t surprised by attack on Kony’ (Monitor)
• Museveni ignores Parliament, sends troops into Congo
• Why LRA's Kony escaped (Monitor)
• UPDF commanders behind ‘Operation Lightning Thunder’ (Monitor)
• Heritage discovers more oil (Monitor)
• WFP starts buying food from farmers (Monitor)
• Acholi seek army assurance on Kony (Monitor)
• UPDF occupies Kony’s camps
• UPDF hit empty LRA camps - MPs (Monitor)
• Defence Minister Full Statement to Parliament on the Military Operation in DRC (Monitor)
• UPDF launch propaganda campaign in Garamba (Monitor)
• How the attack was planned, executed (Monitor)
• UPDF close in on Kony’s base (Monitor)
• Military offensive must end the war (Monitor)
• UPDF attacks Kony (Monitor)
• Acholi MPs oppose renewed offensive
• Amuru IDPs to pay ground rent (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kony Peace Deal Signing Delayed (New Vision)
• Uganda ‘failing civil war victims’
• Uganda and DRC sign regional cooperation agreements (Oil, LRA)
• Disease Outbreak: Hepatitis E Continues to Spread in N. Uganda
• Hepatitis E Epidemic Continues to Spiral Out of Control
• Why Sudan wants UPDF out
• Army Spokesman: Ignore Human Rights Watch Report on UPDF
• The “Lost Children” of Northern Uganda.
• Brigadier evicts 100 families
• ‘Quiz UPDF on war crimes’
• Ugandan Policy Fines Poor Parents
• Widescale Corruption: Auditor General's Report
• Why Are Patients Not Getting Their Medicines?
• Hepatitis E Outbreak On the Rise in Kitgum
• Donors Rap Government on Health
• Health Care: Why our hospitals are rotting
• No Cash to Prosecute Global Fund Culprits
• Hepatitis E May Take Two Years to Contain
• Peace Deal Dissolves
• Secret dealings that got LRA before world court
• Crippled north struggles to recover
• Mengo Rejects Govt's Stance On Land Bill
• Controversial Land Bill May Cost Museveni Critical Support Base
• Uganda: It's Shameless For Us to Ignore This Plight
• Finance Minister Fails to Account for 7.7 Billion (USh) in Public Funds
• Military service for all Ugandans
• Displaced persons in north remain in camps
• Uganda launches $600 million peace recovery plan
• Museveni Asks MPs to Speed Up Land Bill
• President Museveni Wants New Jet
• MPs Clash Over Museveni Jet
• Government Spending at the Cost of Its People for CHOGM
• Roads Money Diverted to CHOGM (Details of Government Spending)
• Threats won’t save health sector (Letter to Editor)
• Museveni vs. Muhwezi (Part II)
• A good Ugandan is a silent one (A Critique of "Democracy" in Uganda)
• New breakthrough in Uganda talks (BBC)
• How world reacts to LRA pact
• Lira Hospital in sorry state, MPs told
• UN Urges End to Violence Against Women
• US Firm Paid Millions to Improve Uganda's Image
• Govt starts Shs1 trillion north rehabilitation plan
• Kony sacks his peace negotiators
• Ngugi laments Kenya violence
• Acholi Parliamentary Group Press Release on Land
• North land owners seek compensation (New Vision)
• Uganda, DR Congo Tensions Worry U.S. (Monitor)
• US may help regional efforts to apprehend Ugandan rebels if peace talks fail, official says (AP)
• British oil worker victim of shooting in Uganda
• Soroti Debates Peace or Justice for LRA
• Police Investigate Death of World Vision's PR Manager
• Displaced Persons in North Remain in Camps
• Food Shortage Fueling Prostitution in IDP Camps
• More Congo Genocide Indictments Loom
• Development Money Vanishes
• Museveni must stop the suffering in North
• IDPs Remain Priority a Year After Juba Talks
• 3,000 Ghost Soldiers on Payroll
• 1,700 Gulu IDPs Lack Clean Water
• Museveni Has No Powers on Mabira Land
• Report accuses UPDF of killing 66 children
• Poor Exam Results for Northern Students
• No Chance to Enjoy Childhood
• Reports on IDPs
• From Iron Fists to Iron Sheets
• Ugandan Women Call for Inclusion in Peace Process
• IDPs Unlikely to Meet Dec. 31st Deadline
• IDP: Uganda in Breach of International Law
• New Vision: War in the North is Not 'Genocide'
• Justice Delayed for Global Court (Wall Street Journal on ICC Referral)
• Uganda: Probe Into AIDS Fund Spending
• WHO Tells Uganda To Dismantle Camps As Deaths Rise
• Impact Of War On Schools
• Internally Displaced People’s (IDP) Camps
• Food and Northern Uganda
• Food & Northern Uganda