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At least 14 people have been killed in two days of rioting in the Ugandan capital of Kampala. The violence was caused by a row between the government and the leaders of the ancient kingdom of Buganda. Despite claims the security forces have things under control there are still reports of violence and beatings. Al Jazeera's Omar Al Saleh reports from the capital.

www.ntv.co.ke Across the border, a local Ugandan king will go ahead with a controversial visit, despite two days of riots that have left at least nine people dead. Earlier the police had said Saturdays visit would not happen as it would be "unwise" and a "security risk". The violence erupted over land and power disputes between President Yoweri Museveni's government and leaders from Buganda, one of the east African country's four ancient kingdoms. Nine people have so far been killed in the ...

Feb 2007 Lured by a government amnesty, senior commanders from the LRA are coming out of the bush and speaking about their time with Joseph Kony. In this rare report, they justify their actions. "He is from God. What he predicts comes true", states Captain Ray Apire, explaining Kony's hold over his soldiers. "By making people suffer, he is bringing people close to God". Commanders explain how they interpreted Jesus' command to "Go and catch people", seeing it as an order to abduct children ...

www.ntv.co.ke The Ugandan forces erect a barrier to prevent representatives of the traditional king of the Baganda people, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II - who is constitutionally barred from taking part in national politics - to visit a hostile part of his community to the north-east of the capital.

Andrew travels to Uganda where he samples local specialties such as brazed goat, roasted grasshopper, and grilled squirrel. New episodes of Bizarre Foods air Tuesdays at 10 PM only on the Travel Channel. Visit travelchannel.com

Obsession girls from Uganda. These girls are so pretty and can dance

This is Davis. He's from Uganda. He's one of Michael Jackson's biggest fans. Michael Jackson inspired millions around the world, including our friends in Uganda.

Dec 2003 Ugandan children are growing up in fear of being abducted or killed as the Lord's Resistance Army continues to terrorise Northern Uganda. The LRA has abducted over 5000 children in the last year and made them into child killers. Thousands flee to neighbouring villages during the night in a desperate attempt to avoid abduction. After 17 years of civil war, President Museveni's call for patience is beginning to wear thin. Uganda's plea for international help still goes unheeded. The ...

Traditional Baganda Music

people from Uganda.

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Both the silverback mountain gorilla and the native African pygmy are creatures gravely threatened by modern society, and recent Ugandan preservation policy is another addition to their many troubles. Uganda has paid a good deal of money to move the pygmies out of the rainforest to preserve the natural wildlife (which draws tourists and, more importantly, income), and it has paid a good deal more towards the safeguarding of its native gorillas. However, the government of Uganda has not ...

Like many other countries around the world, plastic bags litter Uganda. They poison the soil, block drains and create an unsightly health hazard. So the government listened to the environmental concerns and banned the bags but the clean-up campaign's not going according to plan. As Al Jazeera's Africa correspondent Yvonne Ndege reports from the capital Kampala, many are flouting the law. Even the soil is thick with them, so are the drains. It's business as usual for Yvonne Massolo. She's ...

In the mountains between Rwanda and Uganda, researchers try to save a young female gorilla rescued from poachers. See All National Geographic Videos video.nationalgeographic.com

Before he was running for President, John Edwards made a series of awesome short documetaries that later vanished from the internet...until now. Here is webisode 3 - Plight of Rowanda

A documentary exploring the plight of Northern Ugandans in Gulu who have been victimized, distressed or displaced by a rebel army. Part 1 of 3. For more information: www.myspace www.worldvision.org

Created by Hector Salas (Blue Shirt) with the help of Brad Pass (White Shirt). Both were active duty US Marine Embassy Guards during the filming of this video. Filmed in Villages, near Kampala, Uganda. Inspired by Juan Mann; the creator of the Free Hugs Campaign.. Music is "All the Same" by Sick Puppies. Sometimes, a hug is all that we need. The sole mission of this worldwide free hugs campaign is to reach out and hug a stranger to brighten up their lives. In this age of social ...

Actor James McAvoy who starred in hit movie The Last King of Scotland set in Uganda returned to the country to see how the Red Cross is helping. Give to the Red Cross to help people in Uganda. Donate now at www.redcross.org.uk

A Short video documentary by CEGUN - Campaign to End Genocide in Northern Uganda. For more information, contact CEGUN online at www.cegun.org

Uganda Rising | Film Synopsis For two decades, the Acholi people of Northern Uganda have been caught in a civil war between a rebel group whose main objective is inhumane terror and a government whose military response has often increased misery and suffering. Over one and a half million people have been displaced into camps and over 25000 children have been abducted to be used as soldiers and sex slaves. And yet through it all, every day across Acholi-land something remarkable happens ...

September 2008.Peace may be on the horizon for the people of war-fraught Uganda, but negotiations have been complicated by the actions of international courts. This report examines Ugandas struggle for peace and the results of Western interference.

The Ugandan delegation to the COP-15 climate talks has been the first to react to Canada's announcement of ambitious new emissions-reduction targets and vigorous climate-debt reparations to African nations. "This is a day that will define our century," said Margaret Matembe, MP and head of the Climate Committee of Uganda, an environmental caucus in the Ugandan parliament. "Today, we no longer have to wait for a COP20 or COP100 before the voices of our children are heard." Visit the en.cop-15.org...

Read www.ugpulse.com Ugandan Music on UGPulse.com: Kanyimbe Juliana Kanyomozi

The weather has never been perfectly predictable in Uganda -- no more than it is anywhere else -- but in the last few years it has become more and more unreliable, making life increasingly precarious for communities, like Martina Longom's, who rely on farming to survive. "For the last three years the rain was late," Martina explains. "In two of them there wasn't enough rain for the sorghum [a local crop] to grow." To watch more short films about women who have taken the fight against climate ...

April 1998 In the Ugandan civil war, most of the victims and perpetrators of violence are children. North Uganda has been devastated by the LRA, the Lord's Resistance Army. The LRA's standard initiation involves recruiting children, after torturing and executing their parents, and then training them to become killers. Thousands of children have been turned into soldiers or sex slaves. The LRA wants to gain control over all of Uganda and then implement a government ruled by the Ten ...