UGANDA

COMPENDIUM OF CONFLICTS IN UGANDA
22. President Museveni cocks an AK47 during a UPDF training session [Vision
Group]
23. Ex-UPA combatant Omeda Max receives the Amnesty Commission’s
reintegration package [Vision Group]
25. Anti-corruption demonstration, 2006 [Vision Group]
Chapter 3
1. John Speke, one of the first British explorers in Uganda [Vision Group]
2. Uganda Constitutional Conference, Lancaster House, October 9, 1961,
preparing Uganda for Independence [Vision Group]
3. Kabaka Mutesa arrives at the celebrations of the 50th Anniversary of the
signing of the Buganda Agreement [Vision Group]
4. Independence Day, October 9, 1962. Prime Minister Obote holds Ugandan
flag. [Vision Group]
5. Colonel Idi Amin Dada, the Army Chief of Staff and Chief of Air Staff in Obote I
government [RLP]
6. Premier Obote 1,President Mutesa & Army chief at a state reception in
Lugogo, 1962 [Vision Group]
7. President Obote is received by Col. Idi Amin, before Idi Amin would overthrow
Obote’s Government in 1971 [Vision Group]
8. President Idi Amin drives through the crowded streets of Kampala shortly
after his military take-over [Vision Group]
9. After the expulsion of Asians, their shops were distributed to Idi Amin’s
loyalists [Vision Group]
10. President Idi Amin signs the proclamation removing President Obote, his
Ministers and Members of Parliament, vesting all powers in himself, February
2, 1971 [RLP]
11. Car in which the bodies of Archbishop Luwum, Interior Minister Ofumbi and
Minister of Land, Housing and Physical Planning Oryema were found dead in
1977, supposedly due to a car crash. Their bodies, however, were reportedly
riddled with bullets. [Vision Group]
12. President Lule(2nd R), Oyite Ojok(R) and Tito Okello(2nd L) [Vision Group]
13. Jubilations on the streets of Jinja Town after Idi Amin’s Government was
defeated by the Uganda National Liberation Army and the Tanzanian People’s
Defence Forces in 1979 [Vision Group]
14. Obote returns from exile in 1980 [Vision Group]
15. Members of the Military Commission, headed by Paulo Muwanga. This
Commission governed Uganda for six months, after the disposal of Yusuf Lule
and Godfrey Binaisa, and before the elections that brought Milton Obote back
to power. [Vision Group]
16. President Milton Obote in 1984 during his second term in office [RLP]
17. NRA combatants look at the skulls of people killed during the Bush War [Vision
Group]
18. NRA combatants during the bush war campaign against Obote’s government
[Vision Group]
19. Gen. Tito Okello Lutwa (left) and his army commander Bazilio Olara Okello
(right) during their brief time in power in 1985 [Vision Group]
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