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Uganda President's Remarks Anger S. Sudan

President Yoweri Museveni's political remarks that he would "hang himself" should the security of his country reach that of South Sudan has angered several officials and citizens of the new nation.

South Sudan: Citizens Outraged Over Museveni's Political Remarks

Sudan Tribune, 25 May 2014

Uganda's leader, Yoweri Museveni's alleged remarks that he would "hang himself" should his country's security situation reach South Sudan's level has outraged several officials and… Read more »

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Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda.

Uganda: Defence Minister Flies to Uganda Amid Rebel Demands for Foreign Forces to Withdraw

Sudan Tribune, 23 May 2014

South Sudan's defence minister, Kuol Manyang Juuk, travelled to Kampala on Thursday where he said he plans to hold discussions on Uganda's ongoing military involvement in the… Read more »
South Sudan: Rebels Dismiss Alleged Links to Uganda's LRA

Sudan Tribune, 23 May 2014

The spokespersons of the South Sudanese rebel faction of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) have dismissed claims by the Ugandan government alleging that its leader,… Read more »
Uganda: Uganda Says Military Forces Averted 'Genocide' in S. Sudan

Sudan Tribune, 21 May 2014

The Ugandan government has told donors gathered at an international conference in the Norwegian capital Oslo this week that its military intervention in South Sudan had averted… Read more »
Uganda: Does Mzee Really Like the UPDF?

Observer, 20 May 2014

For every day that Ugandan troops stay in South Sudan, ostensibly to keep peace, we officially spend Shs 277m. Read more »
South Sudan: Govt Defends Presence of Foreign Troops

Sudan Tribune, 19 May 2014

South Sudan's government has attempted to justify the involvement of foreign troops in the devastating conflict, which has pitted government soldiers loyal to president Salva Kiir… Read more »
South Sudan: Peace Talks Postponed Over Presence of Foreign Troops

Sudan Tribune, 18 May 2014

Peace talks between South Sudan's rival groups have been postponed until 29 May amid continued disagreements over the presence of foreign troops, rebels and government officials… Read more »

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Uganda to Withdraw its Forces From South Sudan

Uganda says it will withdraw troops from South Sudan as soon as an African emergency force is ready to take over. Read more »
- South Sudan: Uganda to Withdraw Troops
- Uganda: Uganda Considers Troop Withdrawal From South Sudan
Debate Continues Over Uganda's Role in S Sudan

Civil society organizations are condemning Uganda's intervention into the South Sudanese affairs because the move apparently invites further crisis rather than solving the problem. Read more »
- South Sudan: Juba Attempts to Diffuse Diplomatic Row Over Presence of Uganda Troops
- Africa: Museveni Plays Peacemaker By Day and Combatant By Night in South Sudan
East Africa Community Disowns Uganda's Role in Juba

Differences have emerged among the East Africa member states after Uganda's decision to send troops to South Sudan to fight alongside forces loyal to President Salva Kiir. Read more »
- East Africa: East African Community Disowns Uganda's Military Intervention in South Sudan
- South Sudan: To Solve South Sudan Problem, Look At Zanzibar

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Uganda President's Remarks Anger S. Sudan

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Uganda to Withdraw its Forces From South Sudan

Debate Continues Over Uganda's Role in S Sudan

East Africa Community Disowns Uganda's Role in Juba

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