On Uganda's 50th Anniversary, Achievements Under Review

As Uganda celebrates 50 years of independence from Britain, questions are being raised about how much has been accomplished and future directions are being debated.

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Uganda politicians - Today in history as they celebrate independence

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Uganda remembers its past as it celebrates its 50 years of independence from Britain

Makerere University professor Frederick Jjuko recently stirred up debate when in a keynote address he said Uganda is a “failed state”.

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