Kampala - 2005-07-29
Locations (2005-07-29)
- London (27%)
- Baghdad (08%)
- Bombay (07%)
- Gaza (06%)
- Kyoto (06%)
- Vatican (04%)
- Rome (03%)
- Washington (03%)
- Birmingham (03%)
- Mosul (03%)
- Belfast (02%)
- Delhi (02%)
- Beijing (02%)
- Pyongyang (01%)
- New Delhi (01%)
- Amman (01%)
- New York (01%)
- Paris (01%)
- Liverpool (01%)
- Patna (01%)
Associated Locations
Associated Articles
- (4) Ireland Online, Ireland Uganda begins vote count
- (4) Telegraph.co.uk,... Uganda poll seen as Museveni move to stay...
- (3) AngolaPress, Angola Ugandans vote in multi-party referendum
- (3) Mail & Guardian ... Slow start to crucial Ugandan referendum
- (3) Guardian Unlimit... Uganda Votes on Constitutional Referendum
- (2) BBC News, UK Polls close in Uganda referendum
- (2) Independent Onli... Officials cite voter apathy for low turno...
- (2) afrol News, Norway Uganda votes on multi-party democracy
- (2) News24, South Africa Uganda votes for change
- (1) Kenya Broadcasti... Ugandans ignore multi-party vote
- (1) PolitInfo.com, G... Ugandans Vote for Multi-Party Democracy
- (1) Africast, CT Uganda backs multi-party return
- (1) BBC News, UK Uganda votes on electoral change
- (1) Special Broadcas... UGANDA REFERENDUM COUNT BEGINS
- (1) Independent Onli... Ugandan voters support democratic reform
- (1) Reuters AlertNet... UGANDA: Nation decides on political parti...
- (1) Bloomberg Ugandan Referendum May End Two Decades of One-Part...
- (1) East African, Uganda Win-win for M-7, but for Uganda?
