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Bulambuli District [Vision Group]
3. Monument commemorating the Mukura massacre [RLP]
4. An abandoned building in Teso during the LRA insurgency [RLP]
5. Peter Otai (left) sits with former President Muwanga (second left), then
President Obote (second right), and soon to be President Tito Okello Lutwa
(right) in 1984 [Vision Group]
6. The local militia in Teso, the Arrow Boys, inspect the border between Lira and
Katakwi, on the look out for LRA rebels. [Vision Group]
7. Aftermath of the land slides in Bududa that left over 100 people dead. [Vision
Group]
Chapter 6
1. Mountain Rwenzori [Vision Group]
2. Toro Palace in 1906 with King Kasagama and his Council [Vision Group]
3. Areas where different ethnic groups are concentrated [RLP]
4. Group of landless Batwa people who were evicted from the forest [Vision
Group]
5. The Uganda Argus reports on the Commission of Inquiry into the situation in
the Rwenzori region [RLP]
6. Charles Mumbere, King of the Rwenzururu Kingdom, in military fatigue [RLP]
7. President Museveni with King Charles Mumbere after his coronation in 2009
[Vision Group]
8. Amon Bazira, leader of NALU [RLP]
9. Secondary school student holds a cluster bomb shell in Kasese. Unwittingly, he
had used the then still undetonated bomb as a time keeping bell. [RLP]
10. Captured ADF fighter Muzamil Kabagoza sits with captured arms as UPDF
soldiers look on, 2007 [Vision Group]
11. Man holds a picture of his missing brother in Kasese [RLP]
12. Land mine survivors in Kasese [RLP]
13. Col. Mande, one of the former NRA fighters alleged to have formed and led
the PRA [Vision Group]
14. PRA suspects of treason are released under the Amnesty Act [Vision Group]
15. Uganda - DR Congo border point, Bunagana [RLP]
16. Oil exploration site in Bulisa District [Vision Group]
17. Balaalo are evicted from land in Bulisa District, 2010 [Vision Group]
18. Balaalo cattle keepers in Bulisa District [Vision Group]
Chapter 7
1. Mengo Palace [Vision Group]
2. Former buganda kings [Vision Group]
3. Supporters of Kabaka Yekka protest against the possible transfer of the Lost
Counties to Bunyoro shortly before Independence. This conflict would later
lead to independent Uganda’s first armed conflict [Vision Group]
4. President Mutesa and Prime Minister Obote, during the early post-
Independence Government in 1964 [Vision Group]
5. Nkwanga George, leader of FEDEMU [Vision Group]
6. Baganda supporters of Federo demand the introduction of a federal system of
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