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1995: The Renaissance Of Uganda Remarkable things are happening in Uganda, a country which for two decades was best known for mayhem and murders. Foreign investors are returning. The army is being reduced by one-half. Schools are reopening. | History of Uganda

New Ugandan Crackdown Said to Kill Thousands By Caryle Murphy August 5, 1984 (The Washington Post) The Ugandan Army has killed or intentionally starved to death thousands of civilians in the past few months as part of what appears to be an officially sanctioned get-tough policy in the Army's three-year-old fight against rebels, according to well-informed sources. The deaths, mostly of women and children, as well as recent arrests of many hundreds of political activists, are part of a campaign in

Uganda can't seem to crush guerrilla leader Museveni September 20, 1984 By William Pike Special to The Christian Science Monitor Mao Tse-tung said if you get an egg and put it in an incubator, after a while it will hatch a chick. But if you put a stone in an incubator, nothing will happen even if you leave it there for 100 years.'' Yoweri Museveni, leader of antigovernment guerrillas in Uganda, was speaking in a camp concealed beneath the thorn trees and scrub of savanna country 100 miles north