Uganda

Matooke or boiled green plantain ( bananas) is the main dish of the Baganda. This is followed by boiled sweet potatoes ( lumonde) and boiled cassava ( Muwogo). All 3 are commonly eaten either with beans or mashed peanut ( Ground nut) soup. But of course, one can also eat it with meat or fish if you can afford

Kampala is the capital of Uganda.

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The name of Uganda's State Minister for the Environment is Flavia Munaaba.

A desert is sometimes defined as an area with a rainfall of less than 250mm a year, therefore New Zealand does not have any significant areas of true desert. Some small areas of inland Otago and Canterbury in the South Island do have this low an annual rainfall, but only just. One area is around the town of Alexandra, which has an annual rainfall of less than 400mm.

Some reasons for the misconception that New Zealand has desert is the name for one of the State highways in the central North Island being the Desert Road and there is a region known as the Rangipo desert. It has a much higher rainfall than a desert,(about four times as much) but has high winds and poor soils and is at a high altitude, so seems like a desert because plants struggle to survive. The Rangipo "desert" is on the volcanic plateau in the central North Island.

To fully control the source of river Nile

Kenya

There are no ocean surrounding Uganda..

of what importance is studying law to a business student?

coldest temperature ever recoreded in uganda

Omukama Kabalega rebelled against the British because he was aware of his military strength. He had set up a very strong army known as ''Abarusura'' who were very strong and loyal to him. His army of the ''Abarusura'' was a standing one and he had tried to arm them with spears, swords, shields and most of all, with guns which he had acquired from Arabs through trade. Having seen how his army had managed to beat all his neighbors as far as Tanzania, Kenya,Rwanda, he could not imagine anyone tampering with him so this gave him the strength to rebel against the British.

The White men in this photo are: Pen Dejo, Rompe Culo, Chupa Pinga, Lambe Bolas, and the one holding the umbrella is Mari Con.

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By bold, I took it that you meant having no hair on their heads, and not bold character.This I would say is because most schools in Uganda insist on all children triming or shaving their hair at the beginnning of every term,irrespective of gender, and some even require students to trim their hair in the middle of the term in an effort to keep the students uniform and tidy as many children are not able to keep long hair neat and tidy. However, I at times feel this is taken a little too far as even high school seniors are asked to do the same and some schools almost ask for clean-shaven heads, though it must be noted that this isn't always the case. I hope that is an answer sufficient enough.

Lake Victoria

There are around 20,000 Indians living in Uganda. Their numbers became few after they were forced to leave Africa in the 1970s.

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Koboko is a town in Northern Uganda.

Yes, The PPDA Act in Uganda prescribes certain thresholds.

For example,

RFQ - is limited to UGX 30 Million,

Restricted (Services) - UGX 50 Million

Restricted (Supplies) - UGX100 Million

Restricted (Works) - UGX 70 Million

e.t.c.

Hope this helps.

Kampala is the capital and largest city of Uganda. Kampala has population of more than 2 million.

Ugandans

Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II

Sarah Kataike is the Minister of State for Luwero Triangle for Uganda.

Milton Obote was succeeded by Idi Amin in January 1971 after a military coup. Amin, who was then the commander of the Uganda Army, overthrew Obote's government while he was attending a Commonwealth summit in Singapore. Amin's rule was marked by widespread human rights abuses and economic turmoil until he was eventually ousted in 1979.

The doctrine of separation of powers in Uganda is a form of government that is similar to the US government model. There are different branches. It was made popular in 1978 by Charles de Montesquieu. They believed that dividing the powers of government would secure liberty.