Uganda People’s Congress

Target entity: Uganda People’s Congress
Context triple: [Olara Otunnu, memberOf, Uganda People’s Congress]

• A. African National Congress
  The African National Congress is South Africa’s dominant political party and former liberation movement that led the struggle against apartheid and has governed the country since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
• B. Liberal Democratic Party (Zambia)
  The Liberal Democratic Party (Zambia) is a minor political party in Zambia that advocates liberal democratic principles and market-oriented reforms.
• C. South African Party
  The South African Party was a major early 20th-century political party that governed the Union of South Africa and promoted a policy of white unity and gradual segregation before being succeeded by the National Party.
• D. Pan Africanist Congress
  The Pan Africanist Congress is a South African political organization founded in 1959 that broke away from the African National Congress, advocating African nationalism and playing a significant role in the anti-apartheid struggle.
• E. United Democratic Front
  The United Democratic Front was a major non-racial coalition of anti-apartheid organizations in South Africa that mobilized mass resistance against white minority rule in the 1980s.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Uganda People’s Congress
Target entity description: The Uganda People’s Congress is a major political party in Uganda that has played a central role in the country’s post-independence politics, including forming several early governments.

• A. African National Congress
  The African National Congress is South Africa’s dominant political party and former liberation movement that led the struggle against apartheid and has governed the country since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
• B. Liberal Democratic Party (Zambia)
  The Liberal Democratic Party (Zambia) is a minor political party in Zambia that advocates liberal democratic principles and market-oriented reforms.
• C. South African Party
  The South African Party was a major early 20th-century political party that governed the Union of South Africa and promoted a policy of white unity and gradual segregation before being succeeded by the National Party.
• D. Pan Africanist Congress
  The Pan Africanist Congress is a South African political organization founded in 1959 that broke away from the African National Congress, advocating African nationalism and playing a significant role in the anti-apartheid struggle.
• E. United Democratic Front
  The United Democratic Front was a major non-racial coalition of anti-apartheid organizations in South Africa that mobilized mass resistance against white minority rule in the 1980s.
• F. None of above. chosen