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Ugandan king seeks to calm unrest

Source: Al Jazeera
Kampala : Uganda | 2 months ago  
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Officials from Uganda's historical Buganda kingdom said Ronald Muwenda Mutebi, the traditional king, had called off the trip to the town of Kayunga, scheduled for Saturday, after at least 13 people were killed. "We don't want to see an escalation of the violence," Medard Lubega, the deputy...
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  • News Source: Gulf News | 2 months ago
    On Saturday shops remained closed in the centre of Kampala and residents walked cautiously past police with their hands in the air to try and avoid beatings. Some youths tried to erect barricades in the outlying Kubiri and Kalelwe districts but...
  • News Source: Daily Nation | 2 months ago
    Combined teams from the security forces yesterday morning fought running battles with angry youth in parts of Kampala after rumours went around that the King of Buganda, Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi, could have been placed under house arrest.
  • News Source: Macleans | 2 months ago
    Scores of soldiers and police patrolled the streets of Uganda's capital in pickup trucks and on foot Saturday following riots that have killed at least 14 people and wounded dozens of others. Children playing in burnt-out police cars were the most...
  • News Source: Reuters | 2 months ago
    Calm returned to the center of Uganda's capital on Saturday after two days of deadly riots, although police and residents clashed on the outskirts. Many shops remained closed in the center of the city and Kampala residents walked cautiously past...
  • News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 2 months ago
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  • News Source: BBC | 2 months ago
    It follows two days of riots in the capital, Uganda, in which at least 11 people were killed. The spokesman said the king did not want to see violence spreading to the town, Kayunga...The move defuses the tension for now, says the BBC's Peter Greste.
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