Uganda

Rwanda's Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo denied her country was supporting armed groups in DR Congo
Ugandan soldiers patrol through the Central African jungle during an operation to fish out Joseph Kony
Ugandan LRA rebels were recognised by people living near a uranium plant they attacked, says a source
In March 2010, a mudslide in the same district as Monday's is estimated to have killed more than 300 people
In March 2010, a mudslide in the same district as Monday's is estimated to have killed more than 300 people
A woman raises a rainbow umbrella in support of the gay, lesbian and bisexual community
Ugandan police officers stay at the entrance of the Esella Country Hotel after police raided a gay rights workshop
Ugandan soldiers serving with the AU operation in Afgoye near Mogadishu
The Mandela national Stadium in Kampala
Ugandan soldiers patrol during an operation to fish out notorious Lord's Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony in April
Planes were diverted to neighbouring Uganda and Tanzania as well as to Kenya's port city of Mombasa
The EU-funded Bihanga military camp lies in a region of lush green rolling hills in south-west Uganda
The recruits are paid a total of $600 for the six months of training
Retaining that command structure back in Somalia is seen as a way of suppressing the clan allegiances that dog the army
Ugandan soldiers serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia pass through thicket near the outskirts of Afgoye
There are more than 17,000 troops serving with the joint African Union-United Nations mission in Somalia
There are more than 17,000 troops serving with the joint African Union-United Nations mission in Somalia
Ugandan authorities said they have registered 18,000 Congolese refugees around the country
The refugees are fleeing after fresh clashes erupted between the DRC and mutineers on the weekend
Ceasar Acellam, a senior member of the Lord's Resistance Army speaks to the press at the Ugandan army base in Djema

DR Congo rebel transfer won't bring peace

The transfer to the International Criminal Court of warlord Bosco Ntaganda would be a blow against impunity but will not fundamentally change the situation in eastern DR Congo, analysts say.
 

Central Africa frees prisoners, rebels reject olive branch

Central African Republic's President Francois Bozize on Wednesday ordered political prisoners in the country to be freed and a 10-week curfew to be lifted, giving in to rebel threats that they could resume fighting.
 

Central African leader's concessions 'not enough': rebels

Rebels in the Central African Republic on Wednesday rejected as insufficient President Francois Bozize's efforts to stave off renewed fighting by giving in to some of their key demands.
 

Ntaganda: the Congolese rebel 'Terminator'

Democratic Republic of Congo rebel Bosco Ntaganda, wanted by the International Criminal Court for a string of alleged atrocities, on Monday surrendered to the US embassy in Kigali.
 

DR Congo talks with rebel M23 to resume next week

Peace talks between the government of Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels are set to resume in Kampala in one week following a delay caused by vicious infighting between different rebel factions, the mediator of the talks said Monday.
 

Ntaganda: the Congolese rebel 'Terminator'

Bosco Ntaganda, the Congolese rebel leader wanted by the International Criminal Court for a raft of war crimes, is a feared military commander believed to run a vast extortion empire in the mineral-rich east of the country.
 

Hundreds of DR Congo rebels flee to Rwanda

Several hundred fighters from the Democratic Republic of Congo's M23 rebel group fled to neighbouring Rwanda Friday and Saturday after heavy fighting with a rival faction, Rwandan officials said.
 

Hundreds flee DR Congo fighting, rebel leader detained

Fighting between rival factions of Congolese rebel group M23 has sent hundreds of people, including many rebels, fleeing for neighbouring Rwanda, where the leader of one faction has been detained, Rwandan officials said Saturday.
 

Romania film festival focuses on Holocaust

The One World international human rights documentary film festival which opens in Bucharest on Tuesday will give special focus to the Holocaust to highlight the devastating consequences of hatred and intolerance.
 

Thousands flee fighting in DR Congo: UN

Around 12,000 people have fled recent fighting between rival factions of the M23 rebel group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the UN refugee agency said Tuesday, as a local doctor warned of "methodic" rape in the troubled country.
 

UN eases oldest arms embargo to help Somali government

The UN Security Council on Wednesday suspended the arms embargo against Somalia for one year, easing the oldest international weapons blockade to help the government battle Islamist militants.
 

UN eases Somali arms embargo to tackle Islamists

The UN Security Council on Wednesday suspended the arms embargo against Somalia for one year, easing the oldest international weapons blockade to help the government battle Islamist militants.
 

African elephants face 'alarming declines'

African elephants face the worst crisis since global trade in ivory was banned almost a quarter-century ago, with the risk of extinction rising in worst-hit nations, conservationists said Wednesday.
 

Ban faces questions over DR Congo intervention force

UN leader Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday called for the rapid deployment of an "intervention brigade" in Democratic Republic of Congo even though he faces mounting Security Council questions over the force.
 

Daily-dose HIV prevention fails for African women: study

Daily doses of drugs or vaginal gels have proven ineffective at preventing HIV infections in southern Africa, a study out Monday revealed, saying most of the women failed to use them as directed.
 

DR Congo rebels claim recapturing of two towns

Democratic Republic of Congo's M23 rebels said Sunday they had retaken two towns in the east of the country two days after they were seized by the army in a to-and-fro battle for territory.
 

4,000 Congolese cross into Uganda fleeing clashes

Four thousand people fled new clashes in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday and crossed the border into neighbouring Uganda, the Red Cross said.
 

Dozens wounded in attack on DR Congo hospital: UN

Fifty-seven people were killed or wounded when a mortar shell slammed into a hospital in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the site of recent unrest, the United Nations said Friday.
 

Clashes in DR Congo as M23 rebels feud

Fighting has broken out in the unstable east of the Democratic Republic of Congo between rival factions of the M23 rebel movement after the dismissal of the group's political leader, rebel and Congolese military sources said Friday.
 

UN says 36 killed in new DR Congo battles

Battles between the army and a militia in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have left at least 36 people dead and thousands have sought refuge at a UN base, a spokesman said Thursday.
 

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Republic of Uganda
Jamhuri ya Uganda
FlagCoat of arms
Motto"For God and My Country"
AnthemOh Uganda, Land of Beauty
Capital
(and largest city)
Kampala
Official languagesEnglish,[1] Swahili[2]
Vernacular languagesLuganda, Luo, Runyankore, Ateso, Lusoga
DemonymUgandan
GovernmentDemocratic Republic
 - PresidentYoweri Museveni
 - Vice PresidentGilbert Bukenya Balibaseka
 - Prime MinisterApolo Nsibambi
Independencefrom the United Kingdom 
 - RepublicOctober 9, 1962 
Area
 - Total236,040 km2 (81st)
91,136 sq mi 
 - Water (%)15.39
Population
 - 2009 estimate32,710,000[3] (38th)
 - 2002 census24,227,297 
 - Density138.5/km2 (82nd1)
358.9/sq mi
GDP (PPP)2008 estimate
 - Total$36.745 billion[4] 
 - Per capita$1,146[4] 
GDP (nominal)2008 estimate
 - Total$14.565 billion[4] 
 - Per capita$454[4] 
Gini (1998)43 (medium
HDI (2008) 0.514 (medium) (157th)
CurrencyUgandan shilling (UGX)
Time zoneEAT (UTC+3)
 - Summer (DST)not observed (UTC+3)
Drives on theleft
Internet TLD.ug
Calling code+2562

1Rank based on 2005 figures.
2 006 from Kenya and Tanzania.