what are the different languages spoken here?
Swahili
Uganda
Swahili, a widely used language throughout the African Great Lakes region, was approved as the country's second official national language in 2005.
who was behind the murder of dora bloch? Idi Amin what was the cause? Suggested motive was retaliation for the deaths of 50 Ugandan soldiers during Operation Entebbe. who is the murderer mentioned above? Ugandan military officer who became the President of Uganda. how did he become powerful? Promoted to captain and then to major, followed by Deputy Commander of the Army and later commander of all the armed forces. who ruled the country prior to him? Milton Obote where was this person born? Akokoro village, northern Uganda. what was the highest post he held during his life? President of Uganda for how many terms did he hold this position? Two different terms did he achieve anything significant in his second term? It was marred by repression and the deaths of many civilians in Ugandan Bush War. when did this war break out? 1980 what was the event that started the war? After Amin's overthrow in Uganda-Tanzania War, his loyalists started it in an insurgency in the West Nile region. what was the government that was formed following these events? Obote return to power in an UNLA-ruled government. did any human rights violations take place during the war? Yes what kind? Idi Amin's genocidal purges in northern Uganda. where is this country located? East-Central Africa what are the major lakes found here? Victoria, Kyoga, Albert, Edward, and George.
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Uganda [SEP] Languages
Swahili, a widely used language throughout the African Great Lakes region, was approved as the country's second official national language in 2005. English was the only official language until the constitution was amended in 2005. Although Swahili has not been favoured by the Bantu-speaking populations of the south and south-west of the country, it is an important "lingua franca" in the northern regions. It is also widely used in the police and military forces, which may be a historical result of the disproportionate recruitment of northerners into the security forces during the colonial period. The status of Swahili has thus alternated with the political group in power.