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Uganda: Limping Multipartism Stakeholders Want Govt Dialogue

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On July 28, Uganda will mark 19 years of multi-party politics following its re-introduction in 2005 in a referendum in which Ugandans overwhelmingly voted and approved by over 90 percent votes to return to multi-party politics.

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Uganda: Limping Multipartism Stakeholders Want Govt Dialogue

On July 28, Uganda will mark 19 years of multi-party politics following its re-introduction in 2005 in a referendum in which Ugandans overwhelmingly voted and approved by over 90 percent votes to return to multi-party politics.

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