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Max Delany

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/ 3 August 2011

Changing Kampala, one pothole at a time

It was Uganda’s ubiquitous potholes that first made Ian Clarke want to stand to become the country’s first elected white politician.

By Max Delany
Dancing in the street: South Sudan starts party early
Africa
/ 8 July 2011

Dancing in the street: South Sudan starts party early

Hours before south Sudan becomes independent, a mood of joyful expectation has swept through its capital, with crowds dancing in the streets.

By Max Delany
Museveni sworn in as thousands welcome rival
Africa
/ 12 May 2011

Museveni sworn in as thousands welcome rival

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni vowed to stamp out "disrupting schemes" on Thursday as he was sworn in for a fourth term.

By Max Delany
Uganda’s Besigye arrested for ‘walk to work’ protest
Africa
/ 21 April 2011

Uganda’s Besigye arrested for ‘walk to work’ protest

Ugandan police arrested opposition leader Kizza Besigye for the third time this month and remanded him in custody after they again broke up a

By Max Delany
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Article
/ 26 July 2010

Uganda calls on Africa to fight terror

Uganda’s president has urged African leaders to unite agaisnt terrorism just weeks after Somali militants set off deadly twin bombings in Kampala.

By Max Delany
Blasts of $3 grenades rock Burundi’s fragile peace
Article
/ 2 July 2010

Blasts of $3 grenades rock Burundi’s fragile peace

Grenades cost as little as $3 each in this tiny country, and they have become the preferred method of settling political scores.

By Max Delany

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