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Vote rigging and violence in primary elections sets worrying trend in Uganda, The Guardian (2010)

This article reports on the political situation in Uganda. Alleged malpractice in last week's primary elections triggered a series of violent incidents in the north-western regions. The NRM primaries have been badly managed, with delays and wrong voters' registers, and this could be one of the causes. Furthermore, election malpractices across all political parties have been widely reported. These events could mean that the country will face widespread violence in the coming months and in the February 2011 general elections.

The link address is: http://www.guardian.co.uk/katine/2010/sep/07/katine-election-malpractice

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