Uganda begins withdrawing troops from Somalia after 20 years

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Uganda has been helping Somalia battle an insurgency led by the al-Shabab militant group since 2007. Covered by 5 outlets: 1 lean left, 4 are centre.
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Uganda withdraws its troops from Somalia as fight against rebels persists
Kampala announced on Monday it had begun pulling its troops out of Somalia. Uganda was the first country to send deployments to help Mogadishu when the African Union set up an international military mission in 2007 to battle al-Shabab extremist rebels. But what is prompting...
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Uganda withdrawing troops from peacekeeping mission in Somalia
In tonight's edition, Uganda starts drawing down troops just days after the UN ends its political mission in Somalia. Also, upcoming municipal elections in South Africa risk solidifying growing political fragmentation. And the drought gripping Chad could be the country’s...
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Uganda begins withdrawing peacekeeping troops that helped repel militants in Somalia
Uganda is withdrawing troops from Somalia, where they have been part of an African Union peacekeeping force
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Uganda begins withdrawing troops from Somalia after two decades
Ugandan troops first deployed to Somalia in 2007 as part of an international military coalition to battle Islamic insurgents. But the mission has faced mounting pressure since a US decision to withdraw funding.
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Uganda begins withdrawing troops from Somalia after 20 years
Uganda has been helping Somalia battle an insurgency led by the al-Shabab militant group since 2007.
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Uganda says it has started withdrawing troops from Somalia - Reuters
Uganda says it has started withdrawing troops from Somalia Reuters









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