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Kampala city is home
to about a million and a half people most of whom are manual laborers
tending to the huge food markets, driving worn buses, cementing new structures
together or demolishing old ones with sledge hammers. It is a workers'
city that hardly sleeps; it is ambitious in commerce, eager in education,
aggressivein HIV prevention, connected by cell phones--and yet much of
the population is poor and lives in dilapidated quarters. The city's
middle class is growing slowly; SUVs are status symbols;
fine houses are built
behind tall walls with electric fences.
And the government of president
Yoweri Museveni has held power since 1986
and has questionably improved
Ugandan life for most and certainly for those on the inner circles of
power.
Read the story about gay
Uganda
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