The History of Terrorism
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1833-1920 Indian Indenture System
Better Than Cash Alliance member governments
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Children
1974 Hepatitis B Experimental Studies on Vaccines which had AIDS in New York City and Central Africa
1976 Operation Entebbe
1977 On Aug. 3, 1977, Mr. Terpil concluded a $3.2 million contract to sell arms, explosives and communications equipment to President Idi Amin of Uganda. The contract was drawn up on Intercontinental Technology stationery, according to Federal investigator
1987-Today Lord's Resistance Army insurgency (LRA)
2004-Today Invisible Children, Inc.
2005-Today Since 2005, she has been leading a European Union project to support vaccination efforts in Sierra Leone, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, identifying and countering rumours that may reduce the effectiveness of the...
2006-Today Stodacom
2007 In September 2007, similar expeditions to active mines in Gabon and Uganda found solid evidence of reservoirs of Marburg in cave-dwelling Egyptian fruit bats.
2008 In 2008, the foundation launched a partnership with BRAC to expand financial services to approximately two million people across Uganda.[11]
2012 Kony 2012
2017 New 'Black Death' FOUND: Deadly virus WORSE than plague and with no CURE breaks out - WHO
2026 NBC News - Ugandan King Oyo Nyimba, once world’s youngest monarch, dies at 34 Oyo Nyimba was the King of Tooro, a small kingdom in Uganda’s west near the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Cities in Uganda
Entebbe International Airport
Government of Uganda
He decided to take up the fight against AIDS after helping AIDS patients from Uganda.
She (Havlir) is leading a National Institutes of Health study involving 320,000 people in Uganda and Kenya that plans to eliminate HIV through community health based approaches.