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The Muslim-Christian Conflict in Uganda

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In many countries, religious conflicts are almost inseparable from complex political ones; religious conflict in Africa is no exception, and Uganda is a major example of this. Christianity is the dominant religion in Uganda, with 82% of citizens identifying as Roman Catholic, Anglican, or Pentecostal Christian. About 14% of the population is Muslim; most are Sunni, but there is a small number of Shia Muslims in Kampala and eastern Uganda. Here are some important things to be aware of regarding Muslim-Christian animosity in Uganda.

The Islamic State and Alliance of Democratic Forces vs. Christian Uganda

Since the late 1990s, a number of Muslim extremists have been kidnapping and killing Christian groups in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) as part of an effort to amass more Islamic converts and gain political power. Many are part of the Alliance of Democratic Forces (ADF), a transnational insurgent group that declared allegiance to the Islamic State (IS) in 2019. The ADF seeks to establish Sharia law and overthrow the Ugandan government, which itself has strong ties to the Anglican Church (Church of Uganda).

The Impact of Conflicts on Ugandan Christians and Children

Recently, there have been attacks on Christians during evangelical gatherings, leading Christians in eastern Uganda to plead for governmental protection. The Ugandan population as a whole has also suffered from other historic and current violent political conflicts, epidemics, and a weakened economy. 

Combined with the global pandemic, these factors threaten the health and futures of Uganda’s children, leaving them vulnerable to poverty and violence. Keeping Ugandan students in school is key to keeping them safe and offering hope for a better future.

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