41. Uganda Flag,Uganda Map, Uganda Culture : SphereInfo.com Uganda Tradition, milton obote uganda,yoweri museveni uganda,idi amin uganda,ssese islands uganda, ethnic groups uganda,uganda white water rafting,lake victoria uganda,uganda http://www.sphereinfo.com/uganda-history-culture-religion.htm

Home Add Link Articles Resources ... Uganda Nationl Anthem/Song Country List Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra ... Zimbabwe Uganda Culture, Map, Flag, Tourist Places Uganda , officially Republic of Uganda, republic (2005 est. pop. 27,269,000), 91,133 sq mi (236,036 sq km), E central Africa. It borders on Tanzania and Rwanda in the south, on Congo (Kinshasa) in the west, on Sudan in the north, and on Kenya in the east. Kampala is Uganda's capital and its largest city. After the Treaty of Berlin in 1890 defined the various European countries' spheres of influence in Africa, Uganda, Kenya and the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba became British protectorates. The colonial administrators introduced coffee and cotton as cash crops and adopted a policy of indirect rule, giving the traditional kingdoms considerable autonomy, but favouring the recruitment of Baganda tribespeople for the civil service. A few thousand Bagandan chiefs received huge estates from the British, on the basis of which they made fortunes. Other tribespeople, unable to get jobs in the colonial administration or make inroads in the Baganda-dominated commercial sector, were forced to seek other ways of gaining influence. The Acholi and Lango, for example, were dominant in the military. Thus were planted the seeds for the intertribal conflicts that were to tear Uganda apart following independence. In the mid-1950s a Lango schoolteacher, Dr Milton Obote, managed to put together a loose coalition that led Uganda to independence in 1962, promising that the Baganda would have autonomy. It wasn't a particularly advantageous time for Uganda to come to grips with independence. Civil wars were raging in neighbouring southern Sudan, Zaïre (now Congo) and Rwanda, and refugees poured into the country.

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43. Uganda Cultural Tours And Safari | Uganda Culture Safaris Tours Uganda cultural tours and Safaris launch culture tour packages with ASL at budget or luxury rates http://www.ugandagorillasafaritours.com/ugandaculture/uganda-cultural-tour.html

Home Gorilla Tours Birding Safaris National Parks ... Contact Us Uganda Cultural tours and Safaris Uganda Culture Tour TOUR ACIVITIES IN THE SAFARI ITINERARY Kampala is a bustling city and one will be forgiven for not knowing that there are great tour attractions right within the city. From bird watching tour spots in and around the city to cultural and historical sites, one will be spoilt for choice. Here we have organized a one day cultural tour of the city with hand picked locations for those who do not have time to go on a wildlife tour to our national parks that are teeming with game. This Kampala City Tour Uganda Safari Involves the Following Activities Bahai Temple tour Uganda National Museum Uganda Cultural Dance Kasubi Tombs Safari Dining on local foods Details of the cultural tour For an experience of Uganda traditional dance and music Short African Safaris 3 day gorilla tour 4 day Primate Safaris 3 days Murchison falls Tours 3 days Queen Elizabeth ... Other Short vacation Safaris Long Africa Safaris 7 Days Chimpanzees, Gorillas 9 Days Uganda Wildife Safari 12 Days National Park Safaris 15 Day Uganda Grand Safaris ... Other Long Holiday Tours Hotels And Safari Lodges Hotels And Accommodation Places To Visit in Kampala Bahai Temple Kasubi Tombs Namugongo Martyrs Uganda Museum ... Traditional Dancing Single Day Cultural tour.

44. UGANDA: Culture Chokes Kapchorwa Girl's Education | FORWARD PRISCA Ami (not real name), 17, now in S.6, will soon sit her final exams. But she has a few regrets. http://www.forwarduk.org.uk/news/news/356

YOU ARE HERE: Home News and Events News Archive UGANDA: Culture Chokes Kapchorwa Girl's Education Home Site Map Contact About Us ... Newsletters UGANDA: Culture Chokes Kapchorwa Girl's Education August 19th 2008 PRISCA Ami (not real name), 17, now in S.6, will soon sit her final exams. But she has a few regrets. "I cannot concentrate in school." Before reporting to school everyday, Ami has to clean the house, fetch water and wash the dishes, among other chores. After school, she goes back to find piles of work waiting for her. "This wears me out and leaves me with little time to read." While she does all this, Ami's brother is never bothered with that much work. Ami's school is in Kapchorwa, a district located in Eastern Uganda, bordering Mbale, Nakapiripirit and the Republic of Kenya. Her plight is critical at this time, particularly because of the increased pressure on governments in the developing world to bridge the gender gap in education by 2015, as required by Millennium Development Goal Number 3. A 2003 Education for All (EFA) monitoring report on Gender and Education in Uganda observed that despite Universal Primary Education (UPE), girls faced various challenges in accessing education. The report notes that despite UPE, decisions are still taken that deny 13.1% girls of school-going age access to primary school education; while girls' enrollment at secondary school level has consistently lagged behind that of boys by about 20%.

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