Uganda turned into private property
With great interest I have read my friend Dr Muniini Mulera's letter to
Tingasinga of March 21, 2005 under the headline Stand up for the truth. As
always, Mulera tells only one part of the equation, and decides to look at a
smaller picture of the general
Stop arrests, intimidation
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Stop arrests, intimidation
In the space of only four days, security personnel have arrested two Forum
for Democratic Change (FDC)
Stand up for the truth
March 21, 2005
Dear Tingasiga:
Thanks to Mr Super Magoba, a Monitor letter-writer, we have been reminded
that on May 12, 2001, Presidential Advisor John Nagenda wrote that he was
certain that Yoweri K. Museveni would never seek to remain in power beyond
2006.
Nagenda
TELEGRAPH Regime of tyranny and torture back to haunt Uganda By Adrian Blomfield in Kampala (Filed: 19/03/2005) Suspected dissidents disappear after midnight visits to their homes; chilling screams can again be heard from Idi Amin's infamous torture chambers, reopened after a quarter of a
What does Nagenda say about the third term?
On May 12, 2001, the day on which President Yoweri Museveni was sworn-in for
the current term of office which is due to end next year, his Senior Advisor
on Media and Public Relations, Mr John Nagenda, wrote a very interesting
piece in the New Vision.
Article Published on:
10th March 2005.
Investor beats up his workers
An Asian-American furniture manufacturer accused of kicking and boxing his workers says he only fears President Museveni. But a presidential representative in Kampala insists Museveni would never condone enslaving
And yet our president is said to be clearheaded and a very wise leader with the only vision. A vision to sale off our national tresures to his kin and kith? To bail out his relatives failed busines?
The vision of Kisanja? Pew!
gook
Zoning alone will not help Uganda
Abu Mayanja
A
We dont hate M7, we only love Uganda more
Betty Kamya Turwome DURING Radio Ones Spectrum talk show on which I was hosted last Tuesday, an audibly angry person named Bakashabarwamasha phoned in to say I couldnt see the visibly great things President Yoweri Museveni had done for Uganda since
When ISO, ESO got their day in the sun By Timothy Kalyegira Mar 6 - 12, 2005
Over the course of the last three weeks writing a brief series on the history of Uganda's security services, several comments, interest by readers, and a number of questions resulted.
Of all the surprises, the
180 NGOs in Tororo oppose amendment of presidential terms articleBy Agness NandutuMar 8, 2005
PARLIAMENT - Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) operating in Tororo district have opposed the lifting of presidential term limits.The 181 NGOs under the umbrella of Tororo Civil Society Network
Bidandi responds to M7
INTRIGUE POLITICS: Bidandi
BIDANDI Ssali resigned as second vice-chairperson of the National Resistance movement Organisation late last year. In the letter below, he addresses issues President Yoweri Museveni raised in the letter in which he accepted the
Museveni perfected art of playing victim By Anne Mugusha Mar 7, 2005
Many times I am asked the questions: Dont you get tired? Cant you see that it is impossible at this time to change anything? How wrong they are on both counts! To start with, how can you gzet tired of a cause in
Bidandi slams kisanja group
FORMER MINISTER: Bidandi
--Letter to Museveni says NRM is derailed By Milton Olupot and Macrines Nyapendi FORMER minister Jaberi Bidandi Ssali has written to President Yoweri Museveni, charging that his lieutenants and the kisanja (third term) crusaders were
Kabonero,
Clear headed leadership? Fundamental change? Or No change kisajja?
gook
Mamenero murder: Govt takes blame
By Richard M. KavumaWEEKLY OBSERVER
After two years of courtroom tears, government has finally accepted responsibility for the murder of Owomugisha Patrick Mamenero.But last
Mr. Kabonero,
When will you clear headed chaps stop this politics of force, bribery, deciet and learn the art of political persuation?
In Luwero you killed people to make their surviving offsprings join your rebel ranks. 20 years after Luwero and you are still at it?
It seems like you can take
Mr. Kabonero,
When will you clear headed chaps stop this politics of force, bribery, deciet and learn the art of political persuation?
In Luwero you killed people to make their surviving offsprings join your rebel ranks. 20 years after Luwero and you are still at it?
It seems like you can take
Mr. Kabonero,
When will you clear headed chaps stop this politics of force, bribery, deciet and learn the art of political persuation?
In Luwero you killed people to make their surviving offsprings join your rebel ranks. 20 years after Luwero and you are still at it?
It seems like you can take
From New Vision, March 03, 2005
I am still in UPC Malinga
By Felix Osike and Jude Etyang BUTEBO MP Dr. Stephen Malinga has said he has not crossed to the Movement because some issues have not been resolved. Malinga, who heads the Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC) parliamentary caucus, told
Mr. Kabonero,
When will you clear headed chaps stop this politics of force, bribery, deciet and learn the art of political persuation?
In Luwero you killed people to make their surviving offsprings join your rebel ranks. 20 years after Luwero and you are still at it?
It seems like you can take
Museveni in fresh dairy controversyBy Alex B. AtuhaireMar 4, 2005
KAMPALA - President Yoweri Museveni has directed the Ministry of Finance to advance Shs2.3 billion to GBK Dairy Products, to bail the local company out of financial crisis.The President has directed the ministry to give the
Paul,
People have no money to buy meat as cheap as 100 shillings? This is 20 years after the politics of kisanja?
So who has been getting rich on the peoples skulls? Abayombo and his clan members from Rwakitura? Eh?
Kabonero Do something about this abject poverty killing our people and our cows
This is partly why the people of Kibonga cannot aford meat at 300 shillings while the kaboneros sing EKINSANJA!
gook
Ministers front for Dairy Corp investor By Alex B. Atuhaire Hussein BogereMar 3, 2005
KAMPALA - Two cabinet ministers are behind an unregistered local company that was
chief
we hear u loud and clear
Gook
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Intelligence services under Obote II had mixed results By Timothy KalyegiraFeb 20 - 26, 2005
In the first part of these series on the history of Uganda's intelligence services, last Sunday, Timothy Kalyegira traced espionage back to Bunyoro's King Kabalega in the 1800s right up to the State
It would as though this "wise and clear lined leadership" is back to those "backward policies" of the backward regimes of Obote? 20 years later and millions killed in luwero and the great lakes only to realise that those backward chaps may have been doing something worthwhile after all?
What more
Ekisanja will sail through
OPINION: F.D.R. Gureme
The 2001 elections were rigged; going by the unanimous view of judges, disallowing by three to two, Kizza Besigyes petition against [President] Musevenis declared victory.
During the first popular elections in 1996, the eerie manoeuvre of
Publish Kayira murder report
While at the burial of the late Shaban Nkutu, President Yoweri Museveni attacked UPC members, accusing them of having killed their opponents. He dared them to mention any opponent of his he has ever killed and they all chorused the late Dr Andrew Lutakome Kayira's
Some once called this M7 a sick thug and i thought he was joking. Now here this man is caught stealing and he brings in irelevancies like Obote etc. This man is a looter 3.1.1!
Read and shake your head at this day light looting!
gook
Uganda must give incentives to investors, says Museveni By
Subject:
] Uganda's Killers in Luwero
Fallen heroes are squirming in their graves Beti Kamya TurwomweIn his last Sunday Vision article titled “Honour our heroes”, Moses Byaruhanga raised the following issues that I found quite interesting: (i) Uganda is now
Kyabazinga campaigns for Museveni
HEAR US LORD: Bishop Michael Kyomya of Busoga Diocese blesses Mulokis new car
By Esther Mukyala THE Kyabazinga, Henry Wako Muloki, has commended President Yoweri Museveni for his wise leadership and called upon the Basoga to support him. He said
, The one of Togo and Benin
is FAYA (fire).
Who are you oppose him? My brooda, hmm liiivo mio- alone ba!!
This thing be in the blood, baaa!
joyficate
noc'l
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Ear to the Ground
By Charles Onyango ObboWill Muhoozi replace Museveni as in Togo?Feb 9, 2005
Togo's dictator of 38 years Gnassingbe Eyadema pulled off one last act of political chicanery on the weekend. He waited when the Speaker of Parliament Fambare Natchaba Ouattara was travelling
Re: Omuvi okok i Minakulu
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2005 21:48:03 -0500
TRANSLATION:
Movement cried (in tears) in Minakulu.
Martin Ogwang Elu
Movement supporters shed tears as 60 of their members cross over and
return
to UPC on January 20, 2005. This took place in gombolola Minakulu when
Mrs.
Cecilia
Subject: Destroying UPDF will create Iraq?-This MUST BE DONE!
Sent: Friday, February 4, 2005 3:42 AM
OPINION
Shaban Bantariza
Destroying UPDF will create Iraq
What will kill this country will not come from outside it. It is from within
ourselves. We Ugandans seem to be our own problem most
NRM Enterprise has started bearing fruit
Yoweri Museveni in the bush in Luwero with his combatants in the 1980s
--People are mad that Museveni is showing no signs of leaving power
By Seezi Cheeye
While growing up in the peasantry Banyarwanda cattle-keeping community in
the bushes of Luwero, we
Tororo residents boycott NRM day
By John Augustine Emojong
Jan 31, 2005
TORORO - Many residents of the district boycotted celebrations to mark the
19th anniversary of National Resistance Movement's on Wednesday. The
Resident District Commissioner, Mr Dauda Yassin Kasibante, attributed the
low
Conflict in the Congo: An Interview with President Laurent Kabila
Conflict in the Congo:
An Interview with President Laurent Kabila
by Elombe Brath and Samori Marksman
In early May 1997, when it became apparent to western observers that
the
broad coalition of rebel forces in Zaire (now the
Letter to A Kampala Friend
By Muniini K. Mulera In Toronto The Old Museveni lashes at the New one over priorities Jan 31 , 2005
Dear Tingasiga:
Yesterdays Sunday Monitor reported that the Ugandan presidential helicopter had been flown to Belarus for major repairs at a cost of more
Dairy Corp sale not transparent EditorialJan 31, 2005
The Dairy Corporation, the biggest producer of milk in the country, has been offered to a Thai businessman at a nominal fee of $1. This follows a directive from President Yoweri Museveni to the Minister for Privatisation and the
M7 cannot get enough of killings and lootings. He is by nature a greedy man and a kirra!
gook
Search for peace costly for Acholi peace team By Samuel Olara Jan 31, 2005
It was not at all surprising to read in both the Monitor and the New Vision of Tuesday the 11th January 2005, that gunmen
M7 cannot get enough of killings and lootings. He is by nature a greedy man and a kirra!
gook
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Did Idi Amin really kill 300,000 people? By Timothy Kalyegira Jan 30 - Feb 5, 2005
On January 25, we were once again forced to remember the military coup that brought Idi Amin to power in 1971. Once again, the general summing up of Amin was made; he presided over a reign of terror from 1971
Do Ugandans want another country?
On The Mark:
With Alan Tacca Do Ugandans want another country? Jan 30 - Feb 5, 2004
In December last year, a Steadman Associates opinion poll revealed some interesting things going on in people's heads in East Africa, about economic and political unity
How Nkutus secret grave was identified
Jan 28, 2005
In December 2003, a nephew of the Late Nkutu, one Abu Kakaire, of Nakibembe
village, Bugweri County, where Nkutu was born, made coincidental contact
with one Ibrahim Sengendo, 51, a peasant farmer of Kakola Village, Mijinja,
in Semuto,
Beware: We could really be headed for a new rebellion
By Patrick Matsiko wa Mucoori
Jan 27, 2005
It may sound like war mongering to say that Uganda looks inevitably headed
for another cycle of armed struggle. But looking at the sequence,
circumstances and precursors of our post independence
Come on, Amelia Kyambadde isnt qualified for the new job
By Norbert Mao
Jan 23 - 29, 2005
The debate has been raging about the appointment of Mr Adolf Mwesige to the
non-existent position of deputy attorney general. Instead of responding in
an enlightened way to questions raised, presidential
MUK experiences Gulus mixed fortunes first handBy Maggie Alerotek AloyoJan 21, 2005
There is always a moment of truth and revelation for many who care to visit Gulu in person to witness the heart-rending happenings. Makerere students, who visited the place during the festive season,
Museveni's Precarious Political Background
M7 frantic pursuit of Kisanja, a fifth term, is much more out of desperation
and frustration for miserably failing to achieve a living legacy status
like some leading personalities have been able to do so, to wit, Nelson
Mandela, Julius Nyerere,
Torture victim dies By Hudson Apunyo Jan 20, 2005
LIRA - One of the people tortured by the Local Defence Unit (LDU) militia in Obim Parish, Apala sub-county is dead.The camp leader of Obim Rock IDP camp, Mr Sam Kalyegira, 43, said the LDUs of Golf Battalion on Christmas Day beat up civilians
Element of fear frantically orchestrating the kisanja By F.D.R.Gureme Jan 20, 2005
Last time I promised to narrate the germ of the ekisanja aberration. I will now try. I want to register annoyance by some inane stuff written about, among others, me by one glorified merry-andrew.
I have,
Ear to the Ground
By Charles Onyango Obbo He who does not wash his face, won't wash his
Jan 19, 2005
Driving around Kampala, and travelling on the highway beyond the Kibuye roundabout (except to Entebbe) and Jinja today, leaves me - and I imagine other like-minded people of my
Go to the bush, says Byanyima
Mzee BONIFACE BYANYIMA is the national chairman of the Democratic Party, but he has decided to quit active politics because it is too dirty. He gave BENON HERBERT OLUKA insights into why he thinks President Museveni is standing in the way of democracy:
When did
Ear to the Ground
Charles Onyango ObboSee what happens when two govts rule Uganda? Jan 12, 2005
An Antonov cargo plane takes off from Old Entebbe airport, the Airforce base, and crashes about 15 minutes later killing the six people on board, two of them Russians, last Saturday.Sure as
M7's divide and rule politics. These people have been living peaceful for ages without any problem. Why would there be a problem now simply to "strengthen" the NRM rule in the district.
Did NRM come to dive or to unite the people of Uganda?
In Buganda we get the Baruli being pitted against the
Is Joseph Musasizi Kifefe paying for Besigye's political sins - Original Message - From: International Lobby for Reform in Uganda [ILORU] Subject: 2005. End victimisation of the relatives of our political enemies Editor The Monitor Kamala 2005: End the victimisation of the relatives of our
I SAW IT: Mr Simon Kabyemera, 49, a charcoal maker who was in the forest, narrates how the plane crashed.
Crashed plane had smuggled cargo By Frank Nyakairu Jan 10, 2005
As Raisi Mutukufu M7 jets himself around the globe in a Gulf Stream 2, This Ugandan seems to have been reduced to a
Hello Mr. President
By David Ouma Balikowa Cry, hope for the bleeding country Jan 8, 2005
Ugandans ushered in the New Year on yet another false start. A week before, they had come close to peace in northern Uganda only to elude them, courtesy of stubborn wills both on the rebel and
We should be serious about peace with LRABy Prof. Dani W. NabudereJan 7, 2005
The ceasefire agreement that was to be signed by the Uganda government and the LRA on the December 31, 2004 has stalled. We do not want to enter the debate whether some parties within UPDF are gaining from the
NB: This is the original copy from the file at
Statehouse.Disclaimer: This below,
is "confidential" property accessed by M.A Agencies, Meeting at Rwakitura with H.E. the President of Uganda and
selected representatives from various districts on 15-3-1992
Present:
1. Mr. Y.K. Museveni
Fear makes presidents overstay their mandate By F.D.R. Gureme Jan 6, 2005
Before I delve into the theme of this article, I wish to express my deepest sympathy with those people and governments of the hundreds of thousands killed in the greatest devastation of centuries of "tsunamis" resulting
UPDF refutes EU statement
UNDER FIRE: Illing
By Alfred Wasike THE Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF) is committed to ending the 18-year-long conflict that has devastated northern Uganda. The Ministry of Defence/UPDF, in a strongly worded statement, lashed out at the European Union
UPC might well be Musevenis saviourBy Angelo IzamaJan 4, 2005
Titles like this one honestly piss me off because it is the reason that newspapers wind up being used to wrap your groundnuts and fried fish and not saved as part of your greater education or entertainment (depending on which
Egos should not fail negotiated peaceBy Frank MutagubyaJan 4, 2005
It is a shame that, apparently, the egos of some individuals may have failed Ugandans an opportunity of ending a stupid war that the NRM government has lived with for almost its entire life in power.It is even more shameful
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The Rwanyarares owe us an apology
THE WRITER: John Kakande
President Museveni made an important point when he said a political opponent isnt an enemy, that although the late Prof. Adonia Tiberondwa was a UPC diehard, he was a good opponent. During the 1996 presidential elections, Prof.
to endorse a fraudulent document which they now want hoi polloi to believe otherwise. Thank you and wish every member of this forum a prosperous New Year. Aluta continua! Kipenji gook makanga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: FLASHBACK: The 53 who refused to sign Constitution Fifty-three Constituent Assembly
For Federation to Succeed, Uganda Must Shape Up By PATRICK ABAL East African Presidents Yoweri Museveni, Mwai Kibaki and Benjamin Mkapa. Kenya has largely come off as a maturing nation and Tanzania is a bastion of stability. Uganda remains the odd man out The East African Federation as it is being
Rose Tumusiime [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me start by being apologetic to my fellow contributors to this wonderful chat opinion
Platform. It is important to give you my address but at the moment it is safer to stay incognito. I am Ugandan born and raised in Uganda, residing in the New
MOVT, UPC clash at funeral
TAG OF WAR? Kanyomozi, Rurangaranga and a UPC official look through the funeral book; INSET: STARTED IT: Otafiire, DEFIED OBOTE? Ogwal
By Raymond Baguma Leaders of the Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC) and the Movement clashed at the burial of UPC stalwart Prof.
Adieu AdoObituary: By Evelyn LirriDec 28, 2004
The passing of an academic, politician and family man
"You stood out among the crowd. Your wisdom led many to discover their full potential. Your specific attachment to the vulnerable and the hurting leaves a challenge to us who live after you.
UPC sends Xmas card to Museveni
MERRY XMAS: Yoweri Museveni
By Josephine Maseruka The Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC) has sent Christmas and new year greeting cards to President Yoweri Museveni, Kabaka Ronald Mutebi and over 200 political, religious and cultural leaders. UPC
UPC gets signatures
THE Uganda Peoples congress (UPC) has started collecting signatures in western Uganda, writes Darious Magara. A party member, Dr. Patrick Rubihayo, said they collected about 600 signatures in Kabale and more others in Kisoro, Bushenyi, Ntungamo and Rukungiri districts. The
Ear to the Ground
By Charles Onyango Obbo The President -for-life plot thing reveals who we areDec 29, 2005
I have been a victim of the Kisanja Brigade, who have been bombarding me with Christmas and New Year messages saying that whether I liked it or not, they had "given" President
Security personnel too dependent on the gun and hardly on reasonBy Samuel OlaraDec 29, 2004
Yet another one of a series of victims of trigger happy security personnel happened over the Christmas festivities. The government owned vernacular daily Bukedde, of December 28th, carried a story of
I say, Museveni craves for a 5th term By F.D.R.Gureme Dec 26 - Jan 2, 2005
My most articulate statesman of the 20th21st centuries is Winston Churchill. With his mastery of English, wit and frequent sarcasm, Churchill had handsome ways of ridiculing his disfavoured without employing
Without Mincing Words
Andrew M. Mwenda NRMs relationship with peasants is contradictory Dec 26, 2004
If governments are representatives of vested interests within society, what is the social base of the NRM? Is it peasants as President Yoweri Museveni and his supporters never get
An unhappy treason, not Christmas season By Sam AkakiDec 23, 2004
At a personal level, Professor Ado Tiberondwa's departure very early on 22nd December, shattered my Christmas and that of his beloved wife Mary, family and millions of friends. I will spend the season singing the one hymn he
Looking back at 1985 peace talks and why nothing came out of them Uganda JournalDec 19 - 25, 2004
At exactly 9:10 p.m., East African Standard Time, on Tuesday, December 17, 1985, a beaming President Daniel arap Moi emerged from Harambee House in Nairobi flanked by Gen. Tito Okello Lutwa and Mr
Minister denies link to missing man By Rosebell Kagumire Dec 19, 2004
KAMPALA State minister for Trade Richard Nduhuura has dismissed allegations that he knows the whereabouts of Kyabugimbi LC-III Chairman Eliab Kanyamuhanga who has reportedly fled the country.
In a letter dated
Vukoni,
This and the using of Ugandans as geuine pigs in the Aids drugs!Gen. M7 is their best Nyampala since Gen Mobutu!
Gook
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Without Mincing Words
Andrew M. Mwenda Meetings with donors not enough to bring democracy Dec 19, 2004
Freedom is not a commodity that is given to the enslaved upon demand. It is the precious reward, the shining trophy, of struggle and sacrifice. Kwame Nkrumah, Africa Must Unite, 1963
On The Mark:
With Alan Tacca Parading Uganda's blessings Dec 19 - 25, 2004
I was not there in person but the occasion was the Sheraton Hotel dinner in honour of veteran TV and radio newscaster Francis Bbale; a fundraising thing to help FB sort out his little headaches.
Although I don't
How do you know this? R u in touch with Kony?
Gook
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MPs reject new 30m euro Apex loan, demand govt accounts for fundBy Agnes NandutuDec 14, 2004
PARLIAMENT MPs want State Minister for Finance, Mr Mwesigye Rukutana, to explain why money in the Apex Fund, meant to be lent to local entrepreneurs, has instead been given to foreign investors.The
Ugandans will not sign contracts with dictatorsBy Dani W. NabudereDec 14, 2004
On December 2, 2004, I read a statement that you issued in response to the story that appeared in The New Vision of Wednesday December 1, 2004 to the effect that you had written a letter to your half-brother,
Mitayo Pujosi,
Could you be the the lucky one next to recieve the aka envalope on behalf of the Koki peoples?
rook
Baruuli king installed
HERE: Isabaaruli Mwogezi receives sh5m from President Museveni
By Anne Mugusa, Fredrick Kiwanuka and Moses Nsubuga CHRISTMAS has come early in
MP Kiwanuka crosses to MovtBy Michael J. Ssali Dec 11, 2004
MASAKA - The Member of Parliament (MP) for Bukomansimbi, Mr Morris Kiwanuka Kajimu, has crossed from the DP to the movement. Kajimu, also the son of the first prime minister of Uganda, the late Benedicto Kiwanuka, declared his
Musevenis mum honoured
GOOD WORK: Kamugira and Museveni inspect the school
By Joyce Namutebi A school in Mbarara district has been built in memory of the late Esteri Kokundeka, President Yoweri Musevenis mother. Museveni commissioned Maama Esteri Kokundeka Memorial Primary School in
Ugandas leaders not as patriotic as Rwandas By Chris Sempiiri Dec 10, 2004
Allow me to suggest my views on how Rwanda and Ugandas relationship can be strengthened for ever and for peace to prevail.
As someone who went to Rwanda exactly after the war of 1994 had just ended and when the
Turning Uganda into a Bantustan By Oweyegha Afunaduula Dec 6, 2004
O.E..Bukabeebas article: It is donors and environmentalists to blame, not Museveni, which appeared in The New Vision of 1st December, 2004 in response to Mr. Oweyegha-Afunaduulas article: Donors and environmental NGOs
Article Published on:
2nd December 2004.
OPINION
Anne Mugisha
Why do citizens simply look on?
When I recently posted an announcement on an Internet forum calling Ugandans to join the demonstration against NRM-Zero in Boston, I got a disturbing but revealing response from
2nd December 2004.
Government rejects weak abuses
By The AnalystWEEKLY OBSERVER
EAST AFRICA, November - The government of an East African country has banned citizens from abusing the President because they are terribly bad at it.
Announcing the ban, the Minister of Misinformation, Dr.
Article Published on:
25th November 2004.
Icon of political morality
By Benon Herbert OlukaWEEKLY OBSERVER
Far from the vibrant and maverick minister that he was in his prime, Mzee Cuthbert Joseph Obwangor, 84, now needs crutches to get around.
However, though age has taken its toll
Article Published on:
25th November 2004.
INTERVIEW: Let M7 keep his promise
Voice of Americas senior editor and talk show host Shaka Ssali, 52, has been here on holiday. Now an American citizen, RICHARD M. KAVUMA spoke to him about coming home as a foreigner in his own country and
Ear to the Ground
By Charles Onyango ObboBig Men - you cant live between life and deathDec 1, 2004
This column had been written on a very different subject. To be precise, about exiled opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigyes recent call in to the Straight Talk programme on the Voice
How government killed WapakhabuloSTRANGE BUT TRUE: With Andrew M. Mwenda Dec 1, 2004
It is approaching December 5th, 2003 and a meeting of Commonwealth leaders is due in Abuja, Nigeria. President Yoweri Museveni, accompanied by his State Minister for Foreign Affairs in charge of International
Saleh writes to Museveni on third term
By Vision Reporter LT. Gen. Salim Saleh has written to President Yoweri Museveni, advising him to abandon the third term project for the sake of unity of the Movement, The Vanguard newspaper has reported. The Vanguard is rumoured to have close connections
PRESS RELEASE
BY GGWANGA MUJJE
LONDON 30-11-04
In January 1986 Museveni (M7) took power by force of arms and pledged to hold elections after 4 years. Four years later, M7 refused to hold elections declaring that he needed more time to complete his social and economic reforms. Meanwhile, he
Hello Mr President:
By David Ouma Balikowa Did Odoi fox up his boss game plan of 2006? Nov 26, 2004
Mr Fox Odoi the president's legal assistant declared last week that his boss is standing for office again in 2006.
From early last year when the 'third term" saga begun, State House
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