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Battle of
Lukaya (Kiswahili:
Mapigano ya
Lukaya) was a
battle of the Uganda–Tanzania War. It was
fought on 10 and 11
March 1979
around Lukaya, Uganda,...
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rebels defeated a
combined Ugandan-Libyan-Palestinian
force at
Lukaya. The loss of
Lukaya led the
Uganda Army to
begin to collapse.
Nyerere believed that...
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Lukaya may
refer to:
Lukaya, Uganda, a town in
Kalungu District,
Central Uganda Battle of
Lukaya, 1979
Lukaya District, a
district in Bas-Congo province...
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Lukaya is a town in the
Kalungu District of the
Central Region of Uganda.
Lukaya is on the Masaka–Kampala highway,
close to the s****s of Lake Victoria...
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these territories were
divisions of the Bas-Fleuve,
Cataractes and
Lukaya districts;
except for Moanda,
which was
attached to Boma (a city/district...
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planned that the
Ugandans and
allied Libyan forces would first retake Lukaya, and then
attack Masaka with the
ultimate aim of
expelling the TPDF from...
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frequently on
radio and television.
Following a
major defeat in the
Battle of
Lukaya,
parts of the
Uganda Army
command reportedly urged Amin to step down. He...
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Lukaya (French: Rivière Loukaïa) is a
river in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. Its
source is
located in the
Crystal Mountains (Montagnes de Cristal)...
- Uganda–Tanzania War of 1978–79. This
operation culminated in the
Battle of
Lukaya of 10–11
March 1979,
during which Sule was
killed under unclear and disputed...
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Lukaya District is a
district located in the
Kongo Central province, in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. v t e...
