Al-Qaida linked to football bomb massacres

Scores of football fans were killed as they watched the World Cup final on TV by two al-Qaida-linked suicide bombers in Uganda.

Al-Qaida linked to football bomb massacres
Mon, 12 Jul, 2010 - 17:44

Scores of football fans were killed as they watched the World Cup final on TV by two al-Qaida-linked suicide bombers in Uganda.

The extreme Somali group al-Shabab carried out the attacks that left at least 74 dead at a rugby club and restaurant in the capital Kampala.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: UgandaPlace: KampalaPlace: BurundiPlace: SomaliaPlace: MogadishuPlace: CaliforniaPlace: PennsylvaniaPlace: EthiopiaPlace: South AfricaPlace: IraqPlace: AfghanistanPlace: PakistanPlace: United StatesPlace: Mogadishu, UgandaPlace: USPlace: east AfricaPlace: NairobiPlace: KenyaPlace: Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaPlace: Mombasa, KenyaPlace: StatesPerson: David ShinnPerson: President Sepp BlatterPerson: presidentPerson: Yoweri MuseveniPerson: MuseveniPerson: Osama bin LadenEvent: World CupEvent: African Union summitOrganisation: al-QaidaOrganisation: Al-ShababOrganisation: African UnionOrganisation: Ugandan governmentOrganisation: Somali governmentOrganisation: George Washington UniversityOrganisation: SomaliaOrganisation: UNOrganisation: Ethiopia
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