How not to understand Zim
David Sanders, Ben Cousins and David Moore
29 August 2007 11:59
(mail and guardian)
Most media coverage of Zimbabwe unthinkingly repeats and reinforces a Western and neoliberal perception of the history and causes of that countrys political and
Address the land question
Lungisile Ntsebeza: POLOKWANE BRIEFING
19 August 2007 11:59
(Mail and Guardian)
Lungisile Ntsebeza: it is time to learn the lessons of Zimbabwe. (Photograph: David Harrison)
With more than 80% of the South African land surface still
Weekend Edition August 25 / 26, 2007 Amazing Grace:Whitewashing the History of Abolition(www.counterpunch.org) By BRIAN CONCANNON This week the world officially commemorated one of the pivotal events of modern history with deafening silence. On August 23, 1791, a group of slaves in Haiti led by a
23/08/2007 04:31 DAKAR, Aug 23 (AFP)Senegal: DVDs dooming cinemas in Africa's filmmaking pioneer Senegal's movie business, home of some of the continent's first black filmmakers, is in the throes of crisis with cinema theaters downing shutters as cheap and mostly pirated DVDs flood the
Idi Amin's son jailed for role in London gang murderhttp://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/africa/08/03/idison.london.ap/index.htmlStory HighlightsFaisal Wangita, 25, was part of a 40-strong gang that killed a Somali teenager
Mahir Osman, 18, stabbed 20 times, beaten with bats, hammers and kicked
13
AFRICOM: Wrong for Liberia, Disastrous for Africa(Blackcommentator.com)By Ezekiel Pajibo Emira Woods(Edited by John Feffer)Just two months after U.S. aerial bombardments began in Somalia, the Bush administration solidified its militaristic engagement with Africa. In February 2007, the Department
A long way from home
Chinua Achebe, the father of modern African literature', talks to Ed Pilkington about inventing a new language, his years in exile from his beloved Nigeria -- and why he changed his name from Albert
By
rights I should be talking to Chinua Achebe in Ogidi, his home
Movt MPs are free to wear army uniformGRACE MATSIKOKYANKWANZINRM members of Parliament are free to wear army uniform and move to places within the country without hindrance, it has merged.The MPs got the much-needed nod of approval from the army authorities at the party's just ended retreat at
Lecturer survives Butabika injectionKELVIN NSANGI CHRIS OBOREKAMPALA(www.monitor.co.ug)When Godfrey Muhumza woke up on Tuesday, July 10, the last thing on his mind was the possibility of a black day in offing.Ending up in a psychiatric hospital was not even anywhere near his thoughts. But he did
More earthquakes rock East Africa(www.monitor.co.ug)ZEPHANIA UBWANI, EMMANUEL GYEZAHO, RICHARD MGAMBA AGENCIESSOME offices in high rise buildings mainly in Arusha, Tanzania and parts of Nairobi were yesterday abandoned as a series of earth tremors continued to hit the East African towns for the
Microcredit
makes women poor
By
L. Muthoni Wanyeki
(The EastAfrican)The
Beware white men with briefcasesBinyavanga Wainaina: CONTINENTAL DRIFT (www.mg.co.za) 16 June 2007 11:59Years ago I had a conversation with somebody in Cape Town who was helping to develop a tourism marketing plan. She told me that the largest number of tourists to South Africa came from the
Ndugu Mitayo, Here is an update of what your progressive Arab friends in Khartoum are up to now: playing hand-in-glove with the CIA. By the way, how did that demonstration against imperialism that you recently advertised go?Vukoni_ CIA uses Sudanese intelligence in
Why Kenya should be wary of China
Story by MAKAU MUTUA
Publication Date: 7/01/2007
(Sunday Nation, Nairobi)
Recently, there has been a dizzying parade of high-level visitors
between Africa and the People's Republic of China. Some Kenyan officials
have suggested that the country should
Samuel Baker in the early 1860s described Acholi girls being sold for
as little as 13 English sewing needles. -- But those were also the days
that Acholi chiefs organized to fight slaver raiders with notable
success. And without putting the Acholi people in concentration camps.
Which means that
can't quite match the self-destructive energies of
political dilettantes who like to grandstand and vituperate their
(potential) allies in e-mail discussion forums instead of doing the hard
work of organizing Ugandans for more democratic alternatives.
Vukoni
Original Message
Lustful women jam emergency lines
ZURAH NAKABUGO
KAMPALA
SOME 900 Kampala women call the Uganda Police emergency lines every
night begging the officers for sex.
Shocking reporters at a usually drab police weekly press conference,
Kampala Extra Police Spokesman Simeo Nsubuga said the information
OPINIONS COMMENTARIES
THE OTHER SIDE OF LAW | Moses Sserwanga
...
Leading us blindly in East Africa
June 19, 2007
In his State-of-the-Nation address on June 21, President Yoweri Museveni
emphasised the need for regional integration reasoning that the
advantages of such a
The condition of children in many African countries leaves much to be
desired. True. But a so-called expert who makes meaningless statements
such as In Africa, there’s a taboo around mourning a baby.” doesn't
inspire my confidence about the accuracy of other social inferences or
assumptions he
We seem to be missing the fine point in this saga. It is that people are
going to find more creative ways to pursue justice. So if you're a
rebel, make sure you kill only the nationals of banana republics that
don't care a hoot what happens to their own citizens. I leave the rest
to your
Ssenyange,
I have a theory about land fraud or dispossession. In places like
Buganda, Bunyoro, and Acholi where the central government (colonial and
postcolonial) has been heavily involved one way or other, predatory and
speculative land transactions (e.g) proliferate.
However, for most
EM,
Does anyone have a copy of the real survey? I'm itching to ask some
probing questions but I don't want to base them on AFP's interpretation
of the report (if they have even read it at all).
Vukoni
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061115/wl_africa_afp
These two are the best Kiswahili learning resources I've come across online:
http://www.africa.uga.edu/Kiswahili/doe/grammar.html
http://ww.yale.edu/swahili
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U.S. is top weapons supplier to unstable states
November 14, 2006
By Bryan Bender Boston Globe
WASHINGTON - The United States last year provided nearly half of the
weapons sold to militaries in the developing world, as major arms sales
to the most unstable regions - many already engaged in
If only our president could trash those antiquated books he likes
quoting from and read 21st century scientific stuff he'd talk a lot more
sensibly. Years ago, while shilling for BAT, he infamously told
anti-tobacco activists to shut up because you could smoke and avoid
cancer as long as you
MK,
Is this from New Vision or Rupiny? If the latter, do you have the Luo
version?
Thanks.
Vukoni
Matek Opoko wrote:
I shocked by the statement of LC 3 of Okwang
Is he eating? Zadok Odongo
Sir- I was overwhelmed by shock and anger after reading the local
tabloid, Rupiny of 20.9.2006
At the center of Western civilization, which is based on the ideology of
white supremacy, there is a deep-seated insecurity. This insecurity
feeds on two visceral fears:
1. that the victims of white supremacy will one day be strong enough to
take their revenge
2. the sense that their way of
I knew this had to be Sagara! It's hilarious.
Peter-Rhaina Gwokto wrote:
This is awefully fully...! never laughed so hard in a while..
*Alur are not mad*
November 10, 2006
I read with muted shock last week that a minister had insinuated that
we Alur are mad people. Can you imagine, a mere
Please circulate: There may well be people in your circles who qualify.
-Original Message-
From: Jackie Granat
Sent: Wednesday, 08 November, 2006 2:44 PM
To: Vukoni LupaLasaga
Subject: FW: ILRInfo: Two African language positions (tenure-track)
Vukoni,
Perhaps you know some people who
TRC in South Africa was a cruel joke. And the ANC is too happy to go
along with the willing-seller willing buyer formula of land
redistribution that totally failed in Zimbabwe.
Isn't it sad that the chief beneficiaries of liberation in South
Africa are the same whites who profited from
Click here http://www.thenation.com/doc/20061113/younge to return to
the browser-optimized version of this page.
This article can be found on the web at
*http://www.thenation.com/doc/20061113/younge*
*Beneath the Radar*
The Bottled Water Lie
By Michael Blanding, AlterNet
Posted on October 26, 2006, Printed on October 27, 2006
http://www.alternet.org/story/43480/
When Antonia Mahoney moved to Boston from her native Puerto Rico 35
years ago, the first thing she noticed was how
North Korea, Turkmenistan, Eritrea the worst violators of press freedom
France, the United States and Japan slip further Mauritania and Haiti
gain much ground
New countries have moved ahead of some Western democracies in the fifth
annual Reporters Without Borders Worldwide Press Freedom Index,
EM,
I was wondering too. Anyway, he's probably not aware that the man in the house asked that question.
V
Original Message Subject: Re: [Ugnet] Sharangabo is Kagme's sycophant and bootlicker!!(Vukoni, Matek)From: "Edward Mulindwa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Tue, October
MK,
Give the devil his due. The man is making sense, although he is saying
inelegantly what Kwame Nkrumah and his generation of African statesmen
put forth so eloquently.
V
Matek Opoko wrote:
/The man is obsessed with this notion of the ARMY thing. He
excels best in field of
Immigrants and the Whiter-Shade-of-Pale Bonus
*
By Richard Morin
Wednesday, October 18, 2006; A02
When it comes to immigrants, apparently you can't be too tall or too white.
Vanderbilt University economist Joni Hersch found that legal immigrants
to the United States who had darker complexions
Ssemakula,
Are there perhaps some Ugandans in Australia who could test the software
for us?
Thanks.
Vukoni
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Ideas, Not Money, Alleviate Poverty
By Philip Emeagwali
(Speech delivered at the University of Alberta, Canada,
September 23, 2006)
I once believed that capital was another word for money, the
accumulated wealth of a country or its people. Surely, I thought,
wealth is determined by the money or
Documents: CIA warned of plane bomb plot
By ANDREW O. SELSKY, Associated Press Writer/ 13 minutes ago/
An anti-Castro militant now in a Texas jail warned the CIA months before
the 1976 bombing of a Cuban airliner that fellow exiles were planning
such an attack, according to a newly released
/Why Cuba Matters/
Post-Castro Cuba
By SAUL LANDAU
Reporters and friends keep asking: so what'll happen when Castro dies?
A big funeral in Havana, I reply with certainty.
One other sure thing: anti-Castro exiles in south Florida will throw a
mammoth party. On July 31, Fidel revealed he
Ndugu Mitayo,
Interesting stuff. I applaud your assertion that there is No need to
abandon our African spirituality! We are the worse for embracing
totalitarian religions that set brother against brother, etc, leading to
the absurdity of an all-powerful deity requiring that feeble men fight
Ndugu Msia,
Umekaribishwa humu ukumbi huu. Maoni yako ni muhimu hata wanaukumbi
wengine hawataki kusema au kusikia haki ya kihistoria.
Don't worry. I don't think anything worse than harsh words will ever be
exchanged on Ugandanet.
Vukoni
Msia Kibona Clark wrote:
Vukoni,
I must speak up
an advantage.
Vukoni
Daudi Kiribedda wrote:
Something brewing in Kaguta's Uganda!
From: /Martin Rwaheru [EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Reply-To: /Martin Rwaheru [EMAIL PROTECTED]/
To: /[EMAIL
EM,
Not so fast. We still need you here on earth.
Vukoni
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
Gook
For some reason I thought I would have been surprised until when this
Juba peace talks took place. As it is I do not think I know who is who
among my friends. May be it is time I ask my maker to call me
for electronic
info in the public domain, I recommend searching the WHO Web site.
Vukoni
:
Daudi Kiribedda wrote:
Something brewing in Kaguta's Uganda!
From: /Martin Rwaheru [EMAIL PROTECTED]/
Reply-To: /Martin
exaggerates his role in history. For example, in African liberation
struggles.
Of course of course, I don't want to cause a diplomatic row between
Uganda and Tanzania, so I will say no more.
Vukoni
Matek Opoko wrote:
/Those Tanzanian Washwahili brought us Dictator Yoweri Museveni
Kaguta
EM,
Yeah man. Chomsky should give Chavez a cut of the royalties.
V
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
Vukoni
After Chavez's speech this book's sales jumped from about 170,000th
position to 169th so you might have a problem even getting it as we
speak.
Em
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
*September 20, 2006*
/Address to the United Nations/
Rise Up Against the Empire
By HUGO CHAVEZ
Representatives of the governments of the world, good morning to all of
you. First of all, I would like to invite you, very respectfully, to
those who have not read this book, to read it.
Noam
.
Vukoni
Mitayo Potosi wrote:
*I have always maintained that what is taking place in Darfur has been
manufactured and financed by Zionists. It is they who are arming the
so called rebels there. Their weapons are sent through Eriterea.*
*They confine the Palestinians in a cage that is Gaza
I speak some Arabic. So it was obvious to me from the get go that Amin
was a victim of paranoia and his accent. He is lucky he didn't end up in
Guantanamo.
Semei Zake wrote:
Yesterday, September 13, 2006 the charges against Amin were dropped.
But Amin swears he is not going to be
A Somali Woman Discusses the Sharia Court and Her Cousin Who Leads It
The Struggle for Somali: Warlords, Islamists, US Global Militarism and
Women
By AMINA MIRE
I will try to spare the readers from 'famine stories,' or the downing of
American Blackhawk war planes or the killing and dismemberment
How the Deliberate Became Only Apparent
The Lies Israel Tells Itself (And We Tell On Its Behalf)
By JONATHAN COOK
Nazareth.
When journalists use the word apparently, or another favorite
reportedly, they are usually distancing themselves from an event or
an interpretation in the supposed
Questions and Answers
The Invasion of Lebanon
By URI AVNERY
Q. Who is winning this war?
On the 15th day of the war, Hizbullah is functioning and fighting. That
by itself will go down in the annals of the Arab peoples as a shining
victory.
When a featherweight boxer faces a heavyweight and is
:
Comrade Vukoni,
You say that The people in the marginalised areas of Uganda,
including the long-suffering Acholi, showed their anger against
Museveni's stone-deaf government with a stunning vote for the
opposition during elections this year.
Yes but there is this notion, peddled
Stop yourspecious and racistgeneralizations. Scalping and
forgery aren't what Africa knows best.
Original Message Subject: [Ugnet]
AND AFRICANS DO WHAT THEY KNOW BESTFrom: "Edward Mulindwa"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Wed, June 21, 2006 8:32 pmTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Mr. Obama Goes to Washington
by DAVID SIROTA
posted on thenation.com on 8 June
[from the June 26, 2006 issue]
It's not every day that God calls your cell phone. But that's exactly what
happened to me on an overcast afternoon last November. Is this David? asked
the deep, vaguely familiar
The Missionary Position
by LAILA LALAMI
from thenation.com
[from the June 19, 2006 issue]
These days, being a Muslim woman means being saddled with what can only be
referred to as the burden of pity. The feelings of compassion that we Muslim
women seem to inspire emanate from very distinct and
This is from counterpunch.org
April 24, 2006
Setting the Record Straight
Hotel Rwanda
By AMADOU DEME
A small convoy of refugees is confronted by a murderous mob at a roadblock in
the widely praised film Hotel Rwanda. The UN troops protecting the convoy, led
by a bold white commander, brandish
This is from the April 10th EastAfrican
Tackle land rights to reduce conflicts - experts
By FRANCIS AYIEKO
Special Correspondent
What has the management of land and other natural resources got to do with
conflicts in Africa?
This question was one of the pertinent issues discussed during a
This is from the April 10 EastAfrican
Sudan peace agreement may collapse, warns Crisis Group
By FRED OLUOCH
Special Correspondent
Sudan's historic peace agreement may collapse if the principle parties do not
move fast to start implementing specific aspects of the deal, a study by the
This is from the April 10th EastAfrican
75pc of Tanzanians trust their govt, survey shows
By WILFRED EDWIN
Special Correspondent
Tanzanians are greatly satisfied with the way the country is managed
politically, economically and socially, unlike other citizens in 18 countries
surveyed in East,
This is from the April 10 EastAfrican
SPLM is too weak to consolidate its role in national government
For many southerners both inside and outside the SPLM, the peace deal is
ultimately about the southern self-determination
By FRED OLUOCH
Special Correspondent
While Khartoum is often blamed
This is from the April 16th Sunday Nation
Everyone can do with a big pay increase
Story by SIMWOGERERE KYAZZE /Talking Point
Publication Date: 4/16/2006
The news that Ugandas Auditor General has resigned is hardly the kind that
would cause a stock market crash or a sudden appreciation of the
Kenyan Sees Natural Link of Environment, Women's Rights
By Allan Brettman
Knight Ridder
Monday 20 March 2006
For Wangari Maathai, a life of curiosity and activism began by
stirring up mysterious tiny orbs in a stream near her childhood home in
Kenya.
The orbs fascinated her.
Regional Partners Join Efforts in West and Central Africa to Increase
Access to Quality Education for Girls
UNICEF | Press Release
Thursday 13 April 2006
Dakar - The United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI)
Regional Network for West Central Africa was launched today in
Cynthia McKinney Accuses Capitol Police of Racial Profiling
Tuesday, April 4th, 2006
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Rep. Cynthia
April 14, 2006
How the Media Uses Blacks to Chastize Blacks
The Colored Mind Doubles
By ISHMAEL REED
ITivo Don Imus as much as I can because his putrid racist offerings are
said to represent the secret thinking of the Cognoscenti. Maybe that's
why journalists like Jeff Greenfield and others
Blood Money? As Divestiture Movement Heats Up, Sudan Government Pays
Close to $1 Million for New York Times Supplement Advocating Investment
and Praising Peaceful, Prosperous and Democratic Future
Monday, March 27th, 2006
Blood Money? As Divestiture Movement Heats Up, Sudan Government Pays
Close
Ghanaian developers push Semacode tags
By Alastair Otter
13 April, 2006
If you've surfed the Internet you probably know what Wikipedia is. For
those that don't it is an online, community driven and edited
encyclopedia with more than three million articles in a range of
languages that has, since
This is from www.counterpunch.org
Weekend Edition
April 7--9, 2006
What Kind of Justice is This?
The Moussaoui Trial
By ELAINE CASSEL
On April 3, after four days of deliberation, an Alexandria, Virginia
federal court jury found Zacarias Moussaoui eligible for the death
penalty -- on the ground
This is from www.counterpunch.org
Weekend Edition
April 7--9, 2006
Invisibility Looks Good on You
The Rebuking and Scorning of Cynthia McKinney
By DAVID VEST
A Washington press corps that stood idly by while Bush and Cheney
plundered the country, wrecked the environment, spied on Americans
This is from www.counterpunch.org
McKinney Abandoned
By Alexander Cockburn
Not one Democrat in Congress (and few outside it) would stand up for
Cynthia McKinney, victim of racial profiling right in their own
hallway. Eventually the Democratic leadership forced her to apologize.
It's not the
frightening things about
Museveni. No price is too high, no ambitiontoo costly for
Ugandans and their neighbors to pay for his political
(mis)adventures.
vukoni
Original Message Subject:
[Ugnet] Re: [Ugandacom] What is our mouth (attn. Matek
co)From: Matek Opoko [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date
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A shepherd is herding his flock in a remote pasture when suddenly
a brand-new BMW advances out of a dust cloud towards him.
The driver, a
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During the dying days of the month of August we followed with concern
the news that yet another hurricane was
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* Exiles from a city and from a nation *
*Cornel West
Sunday September 11, 2005
The Observer http://www.observer.co.uk/*
It takes something
Kipenji thinks). I'm just noting the political reality of somebody
trading horses.
vukoni
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
Vukoni
That is true but FDC is still NRM man give me a break.
Em
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy
Groupe de
Obviously you can bloviate all you want. It's your right. But remember,
we are having this conversation only because you attempted to cast
aspersions on my original remark.
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
Vukoni
And since you have that right, what is so complex in allowing me to
have a right
Any political orgnization that hemorrhages members has to ask itself
why. It can't be the same reason each time someone leaves.
Original Message Subject: Re:
[Ugnet] GOOK FLIES OUT OF UPC AND JOINS FDCFrom: Owor Kipenji
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Tue, September 06, 2005 7:06
amTo:
/The Silence of Elie Wiesel/
How to be a /Good/ Victim
By M. SHAHID ALAM
(www.counterpunch.org)
Captain Gordon Pim stated in his speech that it was a philanthropic
principle to kill natives; there was, he said, mercy in a massacre.
Sven Lindqvist, Exterminate the Brutes (1996)
This is so sad. My condolences to the family and all who knew Dr. kazigo.
musamize wrote:
*Newsday Coverage*
*Long Island*
Son planned father's murder
Email this story
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Subject: RE: [Ugnet] Re: [Ugandacom] President Museveni's time is nigh
Mulindwa,
What do I have to do with this?
vukoni
Original Message
Subject: [Ugnet] Re: [Ugandacom] President Museveni's time is nigh
From: Edward
What apology, EM?
Original Message Subject:
[Ugnet] NOW WE ARE WAITTING ON VUKONI'S APOLOGYFrom: "Edward
Mulindwa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Mon, August 22, 2005 5:00
amTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Cc: Florence Namutebi
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Mulindwa,
What do I have to do with this?
vukoni
Original Message
Subject: [Ugnet] Re: [Ugandacom] President Museveni's time is nigh
From: Edward Mulindwa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, August 20, 2005 8:01 pm
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: ugandanet
in Uganda.
But this is a purely hypothetical situation. I do not think we will have
genocide in Uganda. Not least one caused by the media. Hence your thesis
can only serve as a gift to dictators.
Thanks.
vukoni
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Hold the obituaries and speculations. I just got off the phone talking
with the members of a well-connected southern Sudanese family. Garang is
alive. The helicopter landed safely, although in an unscheduled location.
vukoni
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Netters
This is a true
My pleasure, EM. Thanks for sending out the word about the missing
story in the first place. All the best. v
Edward Mulindwa wrote:
Vukoni
Thank you I am also on that one we have just retracted the missing
part of the story. One wonders what is going on here or what was
intended
*More Trees Can Mean Less Water, Says Report*
*SciDev.Net* (London)
NEWS
July 29, 2005
Posted to the web July 29, 2005
By Sonja Van Renssen
Water management programmes across the developing world are based on the
mistaken belief that trees increase the available water in an area, says
a
Mw. Ssenyange,
Thanks for the info. Please keep us posted of any further developments.
vukoni
ssenya nyange wrote:
Mw. Semakula,
What I know is that the printers, the author ( Kiingi) and Makerere
University were supporsed to seal the agreement this month, and expect
it on the market
Mr. Musamize,
Thanks for your very generous referencing.
vukoni
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James Ssemakula ?a U.P.C stalwart, who labored to discourage the Uganda
American community in California from attending the NRM event.
Sseruganda Ssemakula, I must have missed the news of your crossing over
to the party of ideas.
From:
To: Edward Mulindwa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Quite by accident, I discovered the following link:
http://www.cbold.ddl.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/CBOLD_Lexicons/Ganda.Snoxall1967/Non-distributed_files/Luganda%20Parsed.
Does anybody know where I could get a clearer version of the Luganda
glossary on that page?
Thanks.
v
crucial for us to leave
in the hands of opportunists and short-sighted fortune hunters. Take a
look at my stuff and tell me what you think.
All the best.
vukoni
Bandele Djassi wrote:
Greetings Brother,
Was wondering if you have any information or personal observations on
William Kalema. I am
Original Message
Subject:[oaba-b] Luther Vandross dies at age 54
Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 21:00:56 -0700
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Luther Vandross dies at age 54
*Famed RB crooner faced setback after stroke in 2003*
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Subject:[oaba-b] Runaway Racism
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 07:29:58 -0700
From: Edward Thomas Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Runaway Racism
By Eugene Robinson
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Tuesday, June 28, 2005; A15
A man and a
Paying heavily for courtesy gone awry
Story by MWENDE MWINZI /Talking Point
Publication Date: 6/26/2005
Her guest menu differs from Thailands but only in its details. Fly into
Hawaii and you will be greeted by beautiful women with sweetly scented
lays. Arrive in Punta Cana, a Dominican
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amTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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DZO Date: Tue, 31 May 2005
14:59:33 +0100 From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] has sent you this article from Nationmedia.com with this message:Stop this blackmail, Kenyans tell Americans Published: 5/30/2005By: MUGO NJERU Kenyans yesterday reacted angrily to arm-twisting tactics adopted by the US government over the signing of an agreement meant to shield
Vukoni Lupa-Lasaga thought you might be interested in this article on the Mail Guardian Online:
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'Barclays financed the slave trade'
A group of protesters sang, danced and chanted anti-Barclays slogans
The following warning was posted on a cloth towel dispenser in the
bathroom at Top Hat my favorite pub in Rogers Park, Chicago:
Use only to dry hands and face. Do not hang from towel. Intentional
misuse can be harmful or fatal.
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