A Lesson In Foreign Exchange: An Immigrant and a Local Teacher Help Start a School in Uganda (Post, Feb. 24, 2005)

Research Flawed on Key AIDS Medicine: Bush Had Planned Its Use in Africa (Post, Dec. 14, 2004)

Gorillas in Your Midst (Post, June 27, 2004)

Insurgents Kill 192 in Uganda: Refugee Camp Set Afire as Local Defenders Are Overrun (Post, Feb. 23, 2004)

Ugandans Turn to Candor As a Weapon Against AIDS: Discussing HIV Status No Longer a Taboo in African Nation (Post, Feb. 19, 2004)

New Direction in Uganda's Old War: Government Arms Militia to Fight Rebels (Post, Feb. 16, 2004)

'Aunties' Urge Safe Sex, Ugandan Style: From Etiquette to HIV/AIDS, African Dr. Ruths Guide the Lovelorn (Post, Feb. 14, 2004)

In Uganda, Terror Forces Children's Nightly Flight (Post, Feb. 13, 2004)

Ugandan Dictator Idi Amin, Ousted in 1979, Dies (Post, Aug. 17, 2003)

An African 'Big Brother' Unites and Delights: Voyeuristic Show Is Buzz of Far-Flung Nations (Post, July 14, 2003)

President Lauds Uganda on AIDS: Country's Difficulties Also Apparent (Post, July 12, 2003)

Opposition Hopes Bush Broaches Uganda's Ills (Post, July 11, 2003)

Ugandans Say Facts, Not Abstinence, Will Win AIDS War: Bush Likely to Hear Dissent on Policy (Post, July 9, 2003)

This Presidential Africa Visit Takes A Different Route (Post, July 8, 2003)

Ugandans Welcome Jobs, Seek to Diversify: On Eve of Bush Visit, Calls for Loans, School Aid (Post, July 6, 2003)

Raising Voices to Raise Awareness: Uganda Children's Choir Tours U.S. to Aid Fellow Orphans, Spotlight AIDS's Devastation (Post, June 7, 2003)

U.N. Approves French-Led Peacekeepers for Congo (Post, May 31, 2003)

For Poor Nations, Stations of Loss: Marchers Protest Third World Debt at World Bank, IMF (Post, April 19, 2003)

Nearly 1,000 People Killed in Attacks in Congo: U.N. Investigators Find Mass Graves 'With Fresh Blood,' Try to Determine Who Carried Out the Slaughter (Post, April 7, 2003)

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