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Uganda
Old Disputes Raise Their Ugly Head

Harboring grave doubts, President Museveni has requested a report on foreign firms having won trials with interest against his country. [...]

Published on 12/10/2002 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Uganda
Talks on Bujagali

The Uganda government sent energy minister Syda Bbumba and the director of the Uganda Electricity Company, Eriasi Kiyemba to Washington [...]

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Uganda
LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

Britain's Department for International Development is more generous with Kampala than with Nairobi. According to the Department's Country Strategic Paper [...]

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Spotlight | Uganda
DONORS' FIRST SHOT

Accustomed to being treated as the World Bank's star pupil, Ugandan minister of finance Jehoash S. Mayanja-Nkangi was stunned to hear European Union delegates at the World Bank consultative group on Uganda lay out their recriminations against his country (in [.

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Uganda
DANISH WORRIES

One of Uganda's principal bilateral fund donors, Denmark, is to reduce its aid to that country in the coming years. [...]

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Uganda
RENDEZVOUS FOR DONORS

A World Bank consultative group meeting on Uganda is expected to be held in Paris on November 21. The Ugandan [...]

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FURIOUS CIVIL SERVANTS

As announced, it is the budget presented by economy minister Tavonanahary Rabetsitonta which was adopted by the national assembly on [...]

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Spotlight | Kenya
ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Nairobi's relations with its multilateral fund donors seem to be on the up and up. The World Bank has approved two loans for Kenya totalling US$165 million this week and the IMF, which has just completed a special mission to [.

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Uganda
PRIVATE SECTOR LOANS

The International Development Association, the World Bank subsidiary, is expected to sign a loan agreement with Uganda next month covering [...]

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Spotlight | Uganda
CORRUPTION LOOMING

Uganda's finance minister Mayanja Nkangi has managed quite an achievement: in justifying the considerable increase in military expenditure in Uganda's budget for 1995-1996 by blaming it on the insecurity reigning along the country's northern frontiers and by announcing from the [.

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Uganda
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Uganda
LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

Spotlight | Uganda
DONORS' FIRST SHOT

Uganda
DANISH WORRIES

Uganda
RENDEZVOUS FOR DONORS

Madagascar
FURIOUS CIVIL SERVANTS

Spotlight | Kenya
ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Uganda
PRIVATE SECTOR LOANS

Spotlight | Uganda
CORRUPTION LOOMING

Uganda
A LONG WAY TO GO

Uganda
NEW FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS

Kenya
LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

Spotlight | Kenya
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DEREGULATING THE COTTON INDUSTRY

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Uganda Talks on Bujagali

Uganda LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

Spotlight | Uganda DONORS' FIRST SHOT

Uganda DANISH WORRIES

Uganda RENDEZVOUS FOR DONORS

Madagascar FURIOUS CIVIL SERVANTS

Spotlight | Kenya ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Uganda PRIVATE SECTOR LOANS

Spotlight | Uganda CORRUPTION LOOMING

Uganda A LONG WAY TO GO

Uganda NEW FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS

Kenya LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

Spotlight | Kenya AID RESUMES... ON CERTAIN TERMS

Uganda DEREGULATING THE COTTON INDUSTRY

Uganda DONORS OFFER $825 MILLION

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Uganda
Old Disputes Raise Their Ugly Head

Uganda
Talks on Bujagali

Uganda
LONDON IS GENEROUS WITH KAMPALA

Spotlight | Uganda
DONORS' FIRST SHOT

Uganda
DANISH WORRIES

Uganda
RENDEZVOUS FOR DONORS

Madagascar
FURIOUS CIVIL SERVANTS

Spotlight | Kenya
ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Uganda
PRIVATE SECTOR LOANS

Spotlight | Uganda
CORRUPTION LOOMING

Uganda
A LONG WAY TO GO

Uganda
NEW FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS

Kenya
LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

Spotlight | Kenya
AID RESUMES... ON CERTAIN TERMS

Uganda
DEREGULATING THE COTTON INDUSTRY

Uganda
DONORS OFFER $825 MILLION