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Egypt puts conditions on development support in Nile Basin countries

Egypt puts conditions on development support in Nile Basin countries
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Railway museum to bring back memories of wheels of steel

Daily Monitor Sunday February 07 2021 The rail wagons loaded with trucks arrives at Kampala Railway Station from Mombasa on January 10, 2018. To link Kampala directly to the Indian Ocean coast, a bridge was built across River Nile in 1926 and the railway finally reached the city in 1931. PHOTO/MICHAEL KAKUMIRIZI Advertisement Plans are in high gear to open a national railway museum in Uganda in order to preserve the rich historical heritage of the vast railway network and its impact in terms of colonialism and development, social-economic and racial relations in the country, and neighbouring Kenya and Tanzania. The proposed National Railway Museum will be located at Jinja Railway Station in Jinja City.

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50 Years On From Idi Amin of Uganda – The Indian Diaspora Will Remember Him Well

50 Years On From Idi Amin of Uganda – The Indian Diaspora Will Remember Him Well Share Article A new novel The Fortunicity of Birdie Dalal by Claire Duende follows the experiences of a young Ugandan Asian woman expelled from Uganda by President Idi Amin says Tryphena Press LONDON (PRWEB) February 01, 2021 This February marks 50 years since a malevolent and ruthless Ugandan army officer staged a political coup in East Africa and pronounced himself President Idi Amin Dada of Uganda. He would come to be known as ‘The Butcher of Uganda’. During his time in office, Idi Amin tortured, mutilated, and murdered thousands of Ugandans - estimated by Amnesty International to be around half a million people. So many of his victims were thrown into the Nile that the Owen Falls Dam regularly became blocked with body parts. He kept the decapitated heads of his opponents in his freezer, although he denied claims of canni

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We want reconciliation with Opposition, says Museveni

Daily Monitor Wednesday January 27 2021 President Museveni delivers his speech during the 35th anniversary of the National Resistance Army (NRA) Liberation Day at State House in Entebbe on January 26, 2021. PHOTO/PPU Summary Mr Museveni, who has been advocating the East African and African Federation, warned that the current generation of leaders on the continent are likely to lead to the collapse of Pan-Africanism, should they not change their ideology. The NRM government has consistently organised elections under the 1995 Constitution. Advertisement President Museveni has repeated his earlier call for reconciliation with the Opposition saying the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party has in the past incorporated that kind of arrangement.

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