Uganda since 2005 has a so-called 'no party'-system: every Ugandan is supposed to be member of the "Movement" wich has replaced all the former parties. Each Ugandan can put himself/herself up for election to any public office purely on the basis of personal merit - and automatically on behalf of the Movement.
President Museveni has further done two things: he has made himself Chairman of the Movement, which of course gives him control over all cases of people putting themselves up for office; and he recently had the Constitution changed, removing the limitation on his being able to serve for only two terms of office.
So while this system formally speaking would probably be called a grass-roots, merit-driven democracy, others might call it a Presidential system with the president calling all the shots.
Republic, presidential and multiparty
The economy in Uganda is a socialist economy because of it's ties with the government in order to build up the economy.
Yes, there are many. If you are in Uganda and you are not a citizen of Uganda, you are an alien in Uganda.
I don't know but I want one to masturbate with
Uganda (Republic of Uganda) - 91,136 square miles.
Uganda claims to be a democratic government but in actual sense democracy does not exist. There is no freedom of speech, when you talk about the president, the next thing you know is your in prison. In general there is no freedom in uganda. Power is in the hands of those controlling the government.
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The type of cows bought in Uganda by the Bachwezi were called Ankole cattle. They were a breed of long-horned cattle.
representative democracy
Representative democracy
a republic is a absolute democracy
Sparta had direct democracy
Democracy
democracy
A parliamentary democracy
A Parliamentary Democracy.
liberal democracy. Democracy altogether. socialist democracy. Democracy elite. A pluralist democracy.