By Willmore Kanyongo, US
It is clear the US
Secretary of State Colin Powell is totally ignorant of the Zimbabwean
situation. The article he wrote and which was published in The New York
Times on June 24 has further shown him as a shameless liar, who has habitually
sought to build his
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Kenyan Church rejects gay Bishop
Dr John says his relationship is a 'gift from God'The head of the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK), Archbishop Benjamin Nzimbi, has said that
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Age discrimination to be outlawed
People could work up until 70 under the proposalsGovernment proposals that could see millions of people working until they are 70 will be
Bush told Museveni to 'forget' third term By Emma MutaizibwaJuly 2, 2003
President had no answer, says MP
American leader, Mr George W. Bush, who is visiting Uganda next week, has told President Yoweri Museveni to "forget" the third term.
According to information available to The Monitor,
MPs panic before Museveni - OgwalBy Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda July 2, 2003-Monitor
Members of Parliament who sit on the Presidential and Foreign Affairs Committee have been asked to stop panicking whenever they meet with President Yoweri Museveni.
The MP for Lira Municipality, Ms Cecilia Ogwal,
Court bans Nambooze case By Siraje K. Lubwama July 2, 2003
Court has banned FM radio stations from debating the corruption case against Mukono Town Council law enforcement officer, Ms Betty Nambooze.
The Buganda Road Chief Magistrate, Mr Frank Othembi, issued the directive yesterday after he
Bush told Museveni to 'forget' third term By Emma MutaizibwaJuly 2, 2003
President had no answer, says MP
American leader, Mr George W. Bush, who is visiting Uganda next week, has told President Yoweri Museveni to "forget" the third term.
According to information available to The Monitor,
Waterloo or springboard?By Badru D. MulumbaJuly 2, 2003-Monitor
The real Lt. General David Tinyefuza will announce his arrival; he will not sneak in, says a journalist who covered Tinyefuza during Operation North. He will be anxious to show that he is in charge. That is Gen. Tinyefuza.
REPORT: Profiles of the African nations Bush will visit next week -New Vision Web, 2nd July 2003
BY KEZIO D. MUSOKE NEXT week, President Bush voyages to Africa, vowing to raise the profile of a vast continent that has stood small on America's radar screen since the end of the Cold War.
I have a right to trade with govtBy Richard M. KavumaJuly 2, 2003
Lira Municipality Member of Parliament Cecilia Ogwal, a member of Uganda Peoples Congress, was once known as Ugandas Iron Lady. Lately, however, she has not been given to saying much in public. Richard M. Kavuma asked Ms
WASHINGTON (July 1) - The Pentagon is developing an urban surveillance system that would use computers and thousands of cameras to track, record and analyze the movement of every vehicle in a foreign city.
Dubbed ``Combat Zones That See,'' the project is designed to help the U.S. military protect
Waterloo or springboard?By Badru D. MulumbaJuly 2, 2003
The real Lt. General David Tinyefuza will announce his arrival; he will not sneak in, says a journalist who covered Tinyefuza during Operation North. He will be anxious to show that he is in charge. That is Gen. Tinyefuza.
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Messrs Kipenji Kyijomanyi,
Gentlemen, permit me to perhaps to pre-empt Mr. Oworon the stance of postings. What are the criteria of postings vis-a-vis the right of an individual Ugandan to express his views? I had all along thought thatwe ought to show a difference betweenthe status quo at home
July 2, 2003
It is good Kony has reached Teso
At the risk of being labeled a rebel apologist, I wish to assert how happy I am that the Kony war has now reached Teso.
Let me set the record straight. I am not happy that the people of Teso are being displaced, killed or maimed, or because the
The Mystery of Itch, the Joy of Scratch
July 1, 2003
By ABIGAIL ZUGER
An itch demands a scratch, but science has barely begun to
scratch the surface of why an itch itches, and how to make it stop.
Afghanistan's Future, Lost in the Shuffle
July 1, 2003
By SARAH CHAYES
America backs President Hamid Karzai, but it can't
relinquish its alliances with the enemies of all he stands
for.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/01/opinion/01CHAY.html?ex=1058083417ei=1en=1bfac98e983d25ba
The author of this article states that Uganda is a semi-democracy. How
ridiculuous! It is like saying one is semi-pregnant. Who doesnt know that
under Museveni, Uganda is a dictatorship?? I wish the UPC rally against
Bush a success.
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politicsStrom's Skeleton - The late segregationist's black daughter.By Diane McWhorterPosted Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 12:11 PM PT
Thurmond: curiouser and curiouserIn all the words spent on Strom Thurmond's life and times since his death last week, I have seen no acknowledgment of the most
We had best follow this story very, very closely! I think there is more to it than meets the eye. Could someone in the know educate us of the facts, nuances, undercurrents, etc?
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EU wants Kony on Bush agenda
By Badru D. Mulumba Agencies
July 3, 2003
1 million displaced
A senior European Union official has called on the international community
to give more attention to the forgotten crisis of northern Uganda, where
about one million people have been displaced.
We have
MP Flees Rally Over Rebel Threat
ABANDONED RALLY: orech
By Nathan Etengu Kalaki County MP David Martin Orech on Tuesday abandoned a public rally in his constituency after hearing rumours that LRA rebels were barely two kilometres away. Orech, accompanied by about 20 UPDF soldiers,
Lt. Gen. Salim Saleh, silence the guns first
PROPOSED FOOD FOR PEACE: Lt. Gen. Salim Saleh
Dear General Salim Saleh; You do deserve a good grade for continuing the effort to find solution to the bloody conflict in northern Uganda. At a time when most people have simply walked away or
No-Holds-Barred
By Peter G. Mwesige Wanted: Ugandan HeroesJuly 3, 2003
Mr Gaetano Kaggwa, Ugandas representative in the Big Brother Africa House in South Africa, who quickly shot to fame when he joined the other African contestants in the $100,000 competition, is no longer just a
Emulate Mandela, protest Bush visit EditorialJuly 3, 2003
The legendary South African elder statesman, Nelson Mandela, will not be in his country when US president George Bush visits on Tuesday next week.
Mr Mandelas absence is already being interpreted as a deliberate action seeing that
Britain Allows Suit by Kenyans Accusing Soldiers of Rape
July 2, 2003
By WARREN HOGE
The women's lawyer said that the alleged rapes were not
impulsive but were premeditated by British soldiers on
assignment in their country.
U.S. Suspends Aid to 35 Countries Over New International Court
July 2, 2003
By ELIZABETH BECKER
Many of the countries affected are considered critical to
the Bush administration's efforts to bring stability to the
Western Hemisphere.
Netters
As these series are continuing, I want to take a
minute to make some points clear. We are all here to learn and not to fight. If
we are to look for a solution to Uganda's problem, we must use all possible
means available. And studying our history is one of them. If we know why we
In'Continua
With the introduction of the bill to hold the referendum, the UPC-KY alliance
gave way, for, as was mentioned, the remaining KY contingent in parliament
there-upon crossed the floor to sit with DP on the opposition benches. Untill
then the alliance had formed another contest
Gods power made me get VP post Bukenya New Vision -3/7/2003
There was excitement and joy as VP Prof. Gilbert Bukenya proclaimed that the power of God made him get the vice-presidency, reports Nicholas Kajoba. Bukenya was on Sunday receiving blessings from Pastor Samuel Lwandise of Mt.
Bush visit to last 4 hoursBy Badru D. MulumbaJuly 3, 2003 -Monitor
US team 600 strong
US President George W. Bush's visit to Uganda will last four hours, the government announced yesterday.
"It is actually four hours. But if we use that time well, it will be a lot of time," the Information
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