Amama Mbabazi

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External links

• Amama Mbabazi Official Website
• Amama Mbabazi's Road To Prime Minister
• Uganda Told To Repay Aid Funds Lost In Office of the Prime Minister Fraud
• Fallout From Temangalo Scandal ^{[ permanent dead link ]}

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The Right Honourable Amama Mbabazi
9th Prime Minister of Uganda
In office 24 May 2011 –18 September 2014

Political offices
Preceded by Francis Ayume	Attorney General of Uganda 2004–2006	Succeeded by Kiddu Makubuya
Preceded by Yoweri Museveni	Minister of Defence 2006–2009	Succeeded by Crispus Kiyonga
Preceded by Wilson Muruuli Mukasa	Minister for Security 2009–2011	Succeeded by Wilson Muruuli Mukasa
Preceded by Apolo Nsibambi	Prime Minister of Uganda 2011–2014	Succeeded by Ruhakana Rugunda