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A traffic officer stops Dr Besigye’s car as other police officers trail his car towards his home in Kasangati, in Wakiso District. PHOTO BY ISAAC KASAMANI
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How police officers have become major law breakers
Cases of extortion of money from motorists, beatings by police officers are revealed through our investigations, but the Force says residents should report such culprits so that disciplinary action is taken....
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Employing Amin’s son Lumumba
Twenty six years later, I bumped into Remo Amin as we called him then, when he visited the...
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At school with Idi Amin’s children
The fall of Amin. In our series on the Idi Amin fall published in the Saturday Monitor and...
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China’s money in Uganda: Where has it gone?
Chinese investment in the country is currently worth $596m creating employment opportunities...
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Tracking the Land of the Dragon’s billions in Africa
The government of China wishes to keep the details of the billions of dollars it pumps into...
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Guards tie up Amin, force him into car as regime collapses
Ironically, dad’s words to Ugandans through an assembled crowd of Basoga are the same words...
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Ugandans to own 40 per cent of oil refinery
Debate has been about the viability of the phrase “oil in Western Uganda” and why the...
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Govt to float oil refinery shares in regional states
The construction of the refinery designed to produce 60,000 barrels per day, is estimated to...
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How Idi Amin rescued his children from Kabale
April 11 marked 34 years since Idi Amin was overthrown by a combined force of Tanzania...
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Idi Amin’s son relives his father’s years at the helm
When Idi Amin was not confronting neighbouring countries and dealing with internal problems,...
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- Uganda’s foreign policy in the 1990s
- The economy and society in the 1990s
- Insurgency in the northern and eastern regions in 1986
- Uganda after 1986: Insurgencies in the north and east (Part One)
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- Employing Amin’s son Lumumba
- Tracking the Land of the Dragon’s billions in Africa
- At school with Idi Amin’s children
- China’s money in Uganda: Where has it gone?
- Guards tie up Amin, force him into car as regime collapses
- Govt to float oil refinery shares in regional states
- How Idi Amin rescued his children from Kabale
- Ugandans to own 40 per cent of oil refinery
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