ugnet_: I want peace, but Museveni is the problem, says Kony

THE MONITOR, 2ND JANUARY 2003 I want peace, but Museveni is the problem, says Kony Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army called Gulu’s Mega FM on Saturday, December 28th during a political talk show on the peace process in Northern Uganda. His commander Brig. Otti Vincent had called in

ugnet_: TREAT MOI WITH RESPECT

Africa is Watching: Treat Moi with Respect By MICHAEL OKEMA EastAfrican, December 30, 2002 We congratulate our Kenyan sisters and brothers for exercising their democratic right to bring about peaceful change. We in the rest of the region cannot take our eyes away from what you are going through.

ugnet_: THE KAGAME POWER BASE

Dear Friends, Brothers and sisters, I would like to draw your attention on these different findings. I guess you will have a fixed image of Kagame and his RPF on Power in Rwanda: Political and economic power in Rwanda rests in the hands of people who not only returned from Uganda but also have

Re: ugnet_: UK 'did not want Ugandan Asians'-BBC

Journalist Yasmin Alibhai Brown said the idea that Britain cast around for another country to take the immigrants still upsets her. "It still makes me angry - how dare Britain try to palm off its own citizens to... other countries" This exactly was Idi Amin's point, i.e. Britain trying to

ugnet_: Our quality of life peaked in 1974. It's all downhill now

Our quality of life peaked in 1974. It's all downhill now We will pay the price for believing the world has infinite resources George Monbiot Tuesday December 31, 2002The Guardian With the turning of every year, we expect our lives to improve. As long as the economy continues to grow, we

ugnet_: 130,000 Displaced Around Beni, Lubero

WHERE IS MBEKI just when one needs a Mbeki to Mediate?? Matek 130,000 Displaced Around Beni, Lubero Email This Page Print This Page UN Integrated Regional Information Networks January 2, 2003 Posted to the web January 2, 2003 Kinshasa At least 130,000 people had

ugnet_: Tens of thousands flee renewed Congo bloodshed

Tens of thousands flee renewed Congo bloodshed By Mark Dummett KINSHASA, Congo (Reuters) - Renewed fighting in northeastern Congo has forced over 100,000 people from their homes, with a local peace deal yet to halt the exodus from the country's latest battlefield, aid workers said Thursday.