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Uganda: Museveni Mourns Victims
The Monitor, 13 July 2010
President Museveni yesterday visited the scenes of bomb blasts in Kampala, offering public support to the families of the victims and vowing to track down the terrorists. read more »
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Uganda: Obama Offers U.S. Assistance in Phone Call to Museveni
allAfrica.com, 13 July 2010
Following the bombings in Kampala on Sunday, the White House announced that President Barrack Obama phoned Ugandan President President Yoweri Museveni Monday morning to express ... read more »
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Uganda: Somali Militants Claim Responsibility for Bombing
The Nation, 12 July 2010
Kenya was on Monday under heightened security after terrorist bombs killed 74 people in Kampala. read more »
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Uganda: Death Toll Climbs to 64 in Kampala Blasts
New Vision, 12 July 2010
The death toll in the simultaneous bomb blasts that rocked Kampala last night has climbed to 64 according to Police reports. read more »
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Uganda: Scores Die in World Cup Bomb Blasts
New Vision, 12 July 2010
WHAT should have been a feisty viewing of the 2010 World Cup finals between Netherlands and Spain turned tragic as three bomb explosions ripped through the city suburbs, killing ... read more »
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Uganda: 23 Killed Watching World Cup
allAfrica.com, 12 July 2010
Explosions ripped through a restaurant and a sports club in Uganda's capital, Kampala, on Sunday night, killing more than 20 people who had gathered to watch the World Cup final. read more »
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Uganda: Explosions in Kampala Bars Kill Dozens
Radio France Internationale, 12 July 2010
At least 64 people were killed and 65 wounded when bombs went off in a bar and a restaurant in Kampala, the Ugandan capital, Sunday evening as people gathered to watch the World ... read more »
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Uganda: Dozens Killed in World Cup Bomb Blasts
The Monitor, 12 July 2010
More than 50 people have been killed in three separate bomb blasts in the Ugandan capital - Kampala as the residents watched the 2010 World Cup final on giant screens. read more »
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Somalia: Al-Shabaab Urges Attacks on Diplomats
The Nation, 8 July 2010
Al-Shabaab, the strongest radical Islamist group opposing the Transitional Federal Government in Somalia has invited Islamists everywhere to act against the diplomatic missions of ... read more »
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Somalia: Al-Shabab Condemns IGAD's Meeting in Addis Ababa
Shabelle Media Network, 7 July 2010
The Islamist fighters of Al-shabab have Wednesday condemned IGAD's meeting in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa which was focused on the Somali matters, officials said on ... read more »
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I think it is disgusting and these radicals are gutless disgusting people!!!!!