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Uganda

This landlocked East African country is bordered on the north by Sudan, on the east by Kenya, on the southwest by Rwanda, on the south by Tanzania and on the west by the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Its official languages are Swahili and English.

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How do you say Ugandan in French?

Ugandan is "ougandais" (masc.) or "ougandaise" (fem.) in French.

What is Church of Uganda's population?

32,369,558 was the poopulation on fartbruary 9th, 2010

Will Uganda win the World Cup?

I believe the London games was the first medal. Gold for the marathon.

How many radio stations are in Uganda?

The number of TV is ONE, radio stations are currently more than 10

Why did Tanzania get independence earlier than Uganda?

1.Tanzania was under mandate territory

2. Big support from Richard Tulnbul

3.The use of Kiswahili by Tanzania

4. Strong leadership of Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere

5. United nation

6. Union among people of Tanzania

When did Uganda become part of the British empire?

a very long time ago!! But the question is why did it become part of the british empire!! Have a lovley day to everyone!!

When was Uganda discovered?

Uganda was imperialised by the British in 1894.

Who are the famous people in Uganda?

Some famous people who are from the country of Uganda are Apollo Milton Obote and John Akii Bua. John Akii Bua is a famous athlete who competed in the 1972 Olympic games.

How long does it take a US letter to get to Uganda?

In 2015, an ordinary letter under 1 ounce in weight would cost $1.20 to send to Uganda. Insured, registered, or priority mail would cost more.

When did Islam come to Uganda?

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Evidence of Islam in Uganda dates back at least to 1844 and possibly to 1830. The arrival of Christian missionaries after 1875 hindered the success of the Muslim missionaries.

In 1884, Mwanga became king of Buganda, the dominant tribe in what is now Uganda and, although instructed in Christianity as a child, favoured the Muslims because they were more tolerant of his homosexuality than were the Christian missionaries. Mwanga's younger brother and successor refused to be circumcised, as required by the Muslims, and he was replaced by yet another brother.

A revolt by the Christian population saw Mwanga restored to the throne and he, of course, gave his allegiance to the Christian missionaries in spite of their opposition to sodomy. Muslims now represent around 12 per cent of the Ugandan population.

List of all state in South Africa?

South Africa is a constitutional democracy with a three-tier system of government and an independent judiciary. The national, provincial and local levels of government all have legislative and executive authority in their own spheres, and are defined in the Constitution as distinctive, interdependent and interrelated.

Does Uganda grow their own crops?

The Best Crop to grow in northern Uganda are: Sunflower, maize, and beans. These are occurring the most throughout the northern part. There are other crops, but these are the most common.

What are problems Uganda is facing?

problems encountered by researchers in Uganda by:

Kidandi Jacob (contact: +256704934347).

1. Limited resources.

2. Poor cooperation and poor communication

3. Lack of enough knowledge about the research.

4. Poor questionear lay out.

5. Law levels of communication channels.

6. Poor infrastructures.

7.Bad weather

For more information contact my number for more interuction.

What are the causes of income inequality in your country -Uganda?

Some of the policy measures that have recently come into force to combat inequality in Uganda include compulsory topics about family planning in the school curriculum. Sensitization campaigns on the importance of education, self-employment and savings are also being launched by the government.

Is Uganda a Christian Country?

Yes, actually it's a really big holiday. Prices of many things go up during this time (presents and travelling expenses included), and crime rates go up as well.

What is the national dish of Uganda?

The food is very yummy. I spent some time living in a village outside of the capitol, Kampala, so I primarily ate local food. We would have:

rice with red kidney beans or yellow lentils (on a special night),

cabbage pan fried with a little bit of tomatoes,

Irish potatoes which are really just pan fried potatoes,

greens which are just large leafy weeds that grow in the back yard and are cut and pan fried,

chapati which is like fried flat bread with onions,

on a special day we would have Matoke which is unripe small bananas with the skin cut off and cooked for a very long time in banana leaves, then mashed up

along with the Matoke we would have G-Nut sauce, which is peanut sauce, but it would be purple because they left the red skins on. They call is G-Nut because they grow in the ground, hence G-Nut, ground nut

Very rarely would they eat meat, but when we did they would cut up the chicken or pork, and cooked on an open fire

for sweets we would have mendes, which tastes like funnel cake but instead the dough is cut up into squares and deep fried so it puffs up like a little pillow.

All in all the food was great, however it is not a very balanced diet because they cook everything in OIL!!! and lots of it.

There are lots of sugar cane (which they munch on all day long), mangoes which they eat unripe with salt, and avocados galore!