Krantenartikels
“Akena Adoko’s book on lea” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“All equally important in Uganda” Uganda Argus, april 12, 1968.
“As Uganda enters fourth year as a republic: Hope and Confidence” Uganda argus, september 9, 1970.
“Bataka leader returns home” Uganda Argus, oktober 12, 1962.
“Be dedicated to your country” Uganda Argus, augustus 1, 1970.
“Buganda emergency extended” Uganda Argus, april 1, 1969.
“Charter in action” Uganda Argus, november 17, 1970.
“Charter is a bridge-builder” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“Conference of creation” Uganda Argus, juni 13, 1968.
“Congratulations, Mr President” Uganda Argus, augustus 1, 1970.
“Criminals must not be able to go free” Uganda Argus, november 11, 1968.
“Danger of tribal hegemony” Uganda Argus, juli 18, 1970.
“Defying an out of date custom – the spread of UPC in Buganda” Uganda Argus, november 7, 1968.
“Dr Obote ‘the wise leader’ sets out reasons behind revolution” Uganda Argus, oktober 16, 1968.
“Dr Obote alone has this power” Uganda Argus, maart 31, 1969.
“Dr Obote cautions Britain” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“Election fever” Uganda Argus, december 17, 1970.
“Emergency extended” Uganda Argus, april 1, 1969.
“For All the People” Uganda Argus, april 11, 1968.
“Four phases of Move to the left” Uganda Argus, augustus 10, 1970.
“Guard against enemies, the president warns.” Uganda Argus, mei 6, 1968.
“Here’s the spirit of common man’s charter” Uganda Argus, juli 9, 1970.
“Home ownership by the people – our goal” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“Independence!” Uganda Argus, oktober 9, 1962.
“Kabaka greets his People – and plants a tree” Uganda Argus, oktober 12, 1962.
“maximum efficiency for Common man” Uganda Argus, juli 4, 1970.
“National service – the final touches” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“No puppets here” Uganda Argus, augustus 3, 1970.
“Now we have free hand” Uganda Argus, juli 7, 1970; “Let the charter inspire you to great deeds” Uganda Argus, juli 18, 1970.
”Odaka’s advice – read” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“People who are a danger to Uganda” Uganda Argus, augustus 19, 1970.
“President opens new hospital” Uganda Argus, juni 3, 1968.
“President starts four-day tour of Ankole” Uganda Argus, april 6, 1968.
President is sworn in” Uganda Argus, oktober 10, 1963.
“The Land o Unity and Assets” Uganda Argus, oktober 9, 1962.
“The nation must control its own marketing” Uganda Argus, oktober 5, 1970.
“This wonderful document but divisions must go” Uganda Argus, september 28, 1970.
“Trust us, students told” Uganda Argus, juli 6, 1970.
“Two ‘tried to assassinate Vice-President’” Uganda Argus, oktober 19, 1968.
“Uganda asks to join UN” Uganda Argus, oktober 11, 1962.
“Uganda must come first” Uganda Argus, maart 29, 1968.
“Uganda robbed of nation-builders” Uganda Argus, oktober 27, 1970.
“Unite for progress – kabaka” Uganda Argus, april 6, 1963.
“Unity behind Kingdoms Act” Uganda Argus, maart 20, 1963.
“Viewpoint” Uganda Argus, augustus 1, 1970.
“Viewpoint” Uganda Argus, augustus 3, 1970.
“Viewpoint” Uganda Argus, augustus 15, 1970.
“Viewpoint” Uganda Argus, september 9, 1970.
“Wake up and build Uganda says student” Uganda argus, oktober 9, 1970.
“Watchword: Peace” Uganda Argus, april 1, 1969.
“We will seek to live in harmony – Queen” Uganda Argus, oktober 11, 1962.
“What is reliable, runs like a lion and means so much to the common man?” Uganda Argus, november 20, 1970.
“You – the people – are our masters” Uganda Argus, april 29, 1968.
Ado Marina, “Let the charter inspire you to great deeds” Uganda Argus, juli 18, 1970.
Tumushime- Mutebile, “Now we have free hand” Uganda Argus, juli 7, 1970.
Internetkranten
‘UN condems police siege of media houses’, The Monitor (25/05/2013). Laatst bekende locatie: http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/UN-condemns-police-siege-of-media-houses/-/688334/1862872/-/mb31b2/-/index.html. Laatst geraadpleegd op 25/05/2013.
Frederic Musisi en Ismail Musa Ladu. ‘Monitor Publications under Police Siege’. The Monitor (20/05/2013). Laatst bekende locatie: http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/Monitor-Publications-under-Police-Siege/-/688334/1857798/-/jaknkmz/-/index.html. Laatst geraadpleegd op 20/05/2013.
Jeanne Dear. ‘Police interrogate Monitor journalists’ , The Monitor (15/05/2013). Laatst bekende locatie: http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/Police-interrogate-Monitor-journalists/-/688334/1853038/-/84npfr/-/index.html. laatst geraadpleegd op 20/05/2013.
Websites
“Obote’s independence speech”, Laatst bekende locatie: http://lwani.blogspot.be/2009/10/president-obotes-1962-independence.html, laatst geraadpleegd op 30/03/2013.
“Obote’s last word to MP’s”, Laatst bekende locatie http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ChatAfriK/message/9197, laatst geraadpleegd op 2/5/2013.
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Mayanja, Abu. “The Fact That We Hate Apartheid Should Have No Relevance in the Way We Punish Traffic Offenders.” Transition 37 (1968): 14-15.
Nelson, D. “Newspapers in Uganda.” Transition 35 (1968): 29-33.
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