8,000 Militia Fighters Quit
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January 9, 2004
Posted to the web January 9, 2004
Mercy Nalugo
Kampala
More than 6,000 members of the Amuka militia group
In a message dated 1/9/2004 8:52:44 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Netters,
Has any one heard about Museveni's son Muhoozi's whereabouts?
y
He is said to be "absent". nursing his bullet ridden limbs somewhere
Matek
Smartest move so far by this so called "AMUKA MILITIA". Why sacrifice your lives in this Hopeless Museveni created wars. Let those UPDF soldiers who are still stupid enough to fight in Yoweri Museveni's wars, do the fighting.
Matek
8,000 Militia Fighters Quit
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In a message dated 1/9/2004 11:28:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Next ...
y
The bold headed one.
MK
In a message dated 1/10/2004 2:51:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Watch out for tomorrow's sixty minutes there might be a very intresting report about Bush's economical plans.
Em
EM:
Are you kidding The Bush adm, never had any " Economic Plan", so to say, to write home
Uganda to begin talks on shift to party democracy
KAMPALA, Jan 10 (Reuters) - The Ugandan government, under pressure from international donors to end a 17-year-old ban on party politics, has for the first time set a date for talks with opposition leaders on a move to a multi-party democracy.
A
This clearly demonstrates, to those in doubt that the NRM military dictatorship is not at all serious about instituting democratic changes and bring an end to the now rampant violence in our country. Ugandans may have to deal with Museveni/NRM in the only way he understands!
Matek
Govt
In a message dated 1/10/2004 6:38:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Apparently I was reading the numbers and this administration created 1000 jobs last month. Now 1000 jobs n the entire American economy is bazre but that is what makes Bush popular.
Em
Em:
You got that
EC must live up to its mistakes
Editorial
Jan 11, 2004
The Electoral Commission is broke and cannot pay its huge court bills totalling nearly Shs 200 million.
As a result, many of its activities are threatened with disruption by court bailiffs who want to recover the compensation awards due to
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has refused to negotiate with the rebels from the Lord's Resistance Army. Should the government talk with the rebels?
Yes
88%
No
12%
This QuickVote is not scientific and reflects the opinions of only
Twelve killed in attack by singing Burundi gunmen
BUJUMBURA, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Twelve Burundians were killed when a large group of gunmen singing "Alleluia" launched a night time raid on a village outside the capital, a government official said on Monday.
In a separate attack, seven people
Attacks prompt U.N. to boost patrols in east Congo
By Finbarr O'Reilly
KIGALI, Rwanda (Reuters) - The United Nations is stepping up peacekeeping patrols in the lawless jungles of eastern Congo following a series of deadly militia attacks on remote villages, a U.N. spokesman said Monday.
A wave
Germany regrets Namibia 'genocide'
Germany's military commander vowed to wipe out the Herero
Germany has expressed its "regret" for the killing of thousands of Namibia's ethnic Hereros during the colonial era. Between 35,000 and 105,000 people were killed after the Hereros rebelled
Source:
BBC NEWS 01/12/04
They never stop or do they?
Matek
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Journalist Receives Death Threats From Political Leaders in Eastern DRC
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PRESS RELEASE
January 9, 2004
Posted to the web January 11, 2004
Bundibugyo in ADF Scare
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New Vision (Kampala)
January 8, 2004
Posted to the web January 8, 2004
Frank Kibulya
Kampala
ABOUT 200 Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels are
NY Times Wants an Investigation of Iraq War Lies
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/01/11/opinion/11SUN1.html
Three new reports cast further doubt on the administration's reckless rush
to invade Iraq. Taken together, they paint a picture far different from the
one presented to Americans early last
Bush was demanding excuse to invade Iraq in January 2001, says
ex-treasury secretary
12 January 2004
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=480363
The Bush administration started making detailed plans for the invasion of
Iraq within days of coming to office, with the
John Kerry Declares: Bush LIED
http://www.johnkerry.com/pressroom/releases/pr_2004_0110.html
These are very serious charges by a former high ranking Administration
official. We already knew the Administration failed to focus on the threat
from Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda. We already knew the
State Department claims Russia provided Iraq with war aid
(Netters ...how do we know that this time arround the US administration of George is NOT LYING? Given the CREDIBILITY OF THE ADM., we simply don't know whether they are telling the truth nothing but the truth or yet is this another lie!
Ssabbo Semakula:
You do not have to be a Nuclear Scientist or a genus to figure out that if after eighteen years of fighting wars, the NRM has not succeeded in defeating the "rebels" ; instead the NRM has succeeded in creating more displaced people in the IDP camps all throughout Northern and
Ssabbo Semakula:
You do not have to be a Nuclear Scientist or a genus to figure out that if after eighteen years of fighting wars, the NRM has not succeeded in defeating the "rebels" ; instead the NRM has succeeded in creating more displaced people in the IDP camps all throughout Northern and
Army War College report blasts war on terrorism
By Thomas E. Ricks
01/12/04 (Contra Costa Times) WASHINGTON - A scathing new report published by the Army War College broadly criticizes the Bush administration's handling of the war on terrorism, accusing it of taking a detour into an
Vail Trail Issue Friday, January 9, 2004
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Same war, new excuse
Tom Boyd
A year ago our nation was involved in a mass debate (lackluster and misinformed as it may have been) about the pros and cons of removing
Sorrows of Empire:
Militarism, Secrecy, and the End of the Republic
January 12, 2004
by Chalmers Johnson
From the author of the prophetic national bestseller Blowback, a startling look at militarism, American style, and its consequences abroad and at home.
In the years after the
Different Opinions As Govt Mounts Pressure On Lra
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January 12, 2004
Posted to the web January 12, 2004
Crespo Sebunya
Gulu
The Acholi community in northern Uganda woke up in 2004 surrounded by thousands of
Treasury wants O'Neill papers probed
Probe to focus on how possibly classified information appeared in a TV interview, spokesman says.
January 12, 2004: 6:03 PM EST
WASHINGTON (CNN) - The Treasury Department said Monday it is looking into how a government document from the very early
Hutu Rebels Kill 17 People in Burundi
By ALOYS NIYOYITA
.c The Associated Press
BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AP) - Hutu rebels killed 17 people, including five soldiers, in attacks northwest of the capital, officials and witnesses said Monday.
The violence was blamed on the National Liberation Forces,
I see Kaguta's handy work at play here!!
Kagame watch out!!!
MK
Rwanda: Genocide Survivors Flee Province Over Killings
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January
"In November of 2003, the Ugandan government was accused in a secret section of the same UN report of continuing with its policy of supporting rebel groups despite a promise not to do so.
Kampala was also accused of "a shift to a more centralised, state-sponsored policy" of militia funding and
He added that it is not good to stay among poor people because it is like a contagious disease.
Fellow Citizens:
This is indeed NRM's VERSON of "FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE"
The very people which Museveni now castigate for being poor, are the very people who contributed... rather enable Museveni to
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Museveni told the crowd that he hates poor people and would like all people to be like him and his family.
..there you have it fellow citizens.
Matek
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HMMM Very interesting observation!
Matek
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Would the following be enough reasons for CMI chief Col. Noble Mayombo, who is a lawyer, to excuse himself from the Court martial?
No wonder the Court Martial
Politics Y2K4
Disappearing US Jobs
As David Ricardo theorized, a drop in wages leads to an increase in
profits, hence the hot performance of US stock markets. While Ricardo made
valuable contributions to our understanding of the distribution of wealth,
changing economic conditions raise
Hood Notes
Classic While Black
By John Burl Smith
The death of 19 year-old Michael Newby (1/5/04), a Louisville, KY black
man, who died in police custody, bears all the telltale signs of an absurd
pattern of "dying while black." First, only vague and sketchy details as
to what actually
US planning to recruit one in 24 Americans as citizen spies
By Ritt Goldstein
July 15 2002
The Bush Administration aims to recruit millions of United States citizens as domestic informants in a program likely to alarm civil liberties groups.The Terrorism Information and Prevention System, or
According to Bantarazi, only about 100 Kony rebels exist, ( see THE NEW VISION PROPAGANDA for the past week) the rest have been kurrudi captured or are on their way running to Sudan to hide in some KONY camps!!
So the question becomes, who are this 7,000 Amuka Battalion going to fight? ...100
Movt as bad as Aids?
In his response to city lawyer Erias Lukwago in Sunday Monitor, January 11, Mr Fox Odoi made an attempt to absolve the President of the evils that the Movement is better known for. Allow me to prove to Odoi that the Movement has become even worse than the HIV virus.
Just a
Uganda is in need of visions, dreams
In my view, the main criticism against President Museveni is not that he is talking of vision instead of spelling it out in concrete terms.
In fairness to him, he has stated planks of this vision, namely privatisation, an export-oriented economy based on the
Museveni should develop all areas
In an article that appeared in The Monitor, January 13, President Museveni is reported to have stated that he hates poor people.
It is not good to stay among poor people because it is like a contagious disease, he reportedly said. The President also claimed
Brig. Tumukunde, Lakara charged
By Frank Nyakairu, Emmanuel N. Mugarura Jennifer Nakalemar
Jan 16, 2004
Their travel is restrictedKAMPALA - Brigadiers Henry Tumukunde and Lakara Nakibus were yesterday charged with several counts before the court martial.Tumukunde was charged with causing
Are We Safer? Not as Long as Al-Qaeda Lurks
By Joseph L. Galloway
Knight Ridder Newspapers Tuesday 13 January 2003 WASHINGTON -
Have we permitted ourselves to become bogged down in Iraq, in what at best is a
sideshow in the Global War on Terrorism, while diverting precious
Last Copter Out of Baghdad
By Rick Perlstein
Village Voice
Wednesday 14 January 2004
Bush Flees Iraq Mess on the Campaign Express
George Bush is selling out Iraq. Gone are his hard-liners' dreams of setting up a peaceful, prosperous, and democratic republic, a light unto the Middle Eastern
New Blow to Blair over Iraq
By James Lyons
The Press Association UK Tuesday 13 January 2004
Prime Minister Tony Blair was dealt a fresh blow over Iraq today when a second senior Washington insider said
intelligence was misrepresented.
Former US Treasury Secretary Paul ONeill has revealed he
UGANDA15/1/200412:17
LRA REBELS SHELTERED IN SUDAN ACCORDING TO GOVERNMENT PRESS
General,Brief
The majority of the rebels of the LRA (lords Resistance Army) over the past days left North Uganda seeking refuge over the border, in South Sudan, according to the
Rebels Need Talks Mediator - EU Envoy
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New Vision (Kampala)January 16, 2004
Posted to the web January 16, 2004 Catherine Ntabadde
Kampala THE Government should involve a third party in
Fellow citizens:
This is yet another source of money for Yoweri Museveni and his sycophants in the NRM from which to "eat".
MK
Japan Gives Shs 7bn for Katakwi Power
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Letters
Jan 17, 2004
Ive lost hope in Movement
The time for stocktaking for Uganda as a country and individuals who have been at the helm is now.When the Movement came to power 17 years ago, it found a messy economy and rampant abuse of human rights.
The Movement promised a fundamental
I guess the rebels are not in Sudan after all!!!..
It appears, fellow citizens, "KONY rebels" have this rather supper natural tendency to rise from the dead and strike at civilians at will. More like How Museveni use to change into a fly during his bush wars in Luwero
Matek
The truth of the matter is that the NRM move to disarm of the "Karamojong warriors" is never going to work. Why? Because of the following reasons:
a) Could it be the some unscrupulous elements within the UPDF, are, in essence, posing as "Karamojong warriors" who conduct raids in neighboring
The head of the European Union delegation, Sigurd Illing, is probably very much aware that the NRM regime in Kampala is very much convinced that there is, in essence, no need to hold any "peace talks" or some type of negotiation with "KONY REBELS" after all, the impression we get from
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Obasanjos government has lost touch with the masses Rev. Okotie
By Ibrahim Sule Audu
Thursday, January 15, 2004
http://www.vanguardngr.com/articles/2002/politics/p516012004.html
Pastor-politician, with
Akini Yaa... Di ZALLE KIZU.. who are this "thugs" who have the audacity to loot IDP camps even though the camps a supposingly well guarded by UPDF troops!
MK
Thugs Loot Cattle, Food From IDPs
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That, no doubt a good policy. Corrupt NRM politicians should not be allowed over here in the US. Corrupt officials should stay in Uganda were they must face the wrath of the people! You can no longer hide here in the US after swindling public funds.
MK
US embassy denies visas to the corrupt
Letter to all law abiding Ugandans
When Mr Fox Odoi reacted to Mr Erias Lukwago's article on the referendum, he kept repeating Article 1 so authoritatively (Sunday Monitor, January 11).However, if one looks at article 258, which reads:
(1). Subject to the provisions of this Constitution,
Ugandan rebels kill 18 in northern village -priest
KAMPALA, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Ugandan rebels from the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) shot dead 18 people, most of them women, in a northern village last week, a priest said on Sunday.
The cult-like rebel group has waged war against Uganda's
Right on...Mr. Watmon Mike Kinyera,..I bet you a certain
Ssesmakula cannot reason the way you have reasoned below.
Matek
Movt vision to sell third term
Not so long ago, the President claimed that no one had an alternative vision to his for Uganda. 'Vision' has now became a constant in every
UGANDA17/1/200415:42
LIRA DISTRICT: REVISED DEATH TOLL, 18 VICTIMS
General,Brief
The number of dead in the latest LRA (Lords Resistance Army) attack in north Uganda has been revised upwards to 18. Initially, it was thought that the rebels had killed 14 women in the village of
Brig. Tumukunde Surrenders Guns
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The Monitor (Kampala)
January 18, 2004
Posted to the web January 19, 2004
Emmanuel N. Mugarura
Kampala
The former Internal Security
Kabaka to Meet Sudan Elders Over LRA Rebels
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New Vision (Kampala)January 17, 2004
Posted to the web January 19, 2004 Josephine Maseruka
Kampala Kabaka Ronald Mutebi has accepted to meet
Bidandi also told the radio listeners that nobody has a monopoly over a vision for the country.As we head for the 2006 elections, we should not talk of vision in terms of a personality but a vision for parties, Bidandi said. We all have a vision. Democratic Party has a vision; Uganda Peoples
Everyone knows the role [Brig. Henry] Tumukunde played in the elections, but he is now facing the court martial; is history repeating itself? he asked. Bidandi poured scorn on the new cadres within the Movement who insult its historical members. "
MK
"The lie can be maintained only for
"He literally said that even a good dancer leaves the floor.Even for the simplest tasks there is a stop, Mr Bidandi said, in reference to the fact that Musevenis last term in office runs out in 2006.
Those who are asking for Museveni to stay after 2006 are trying to protect their jobs, he added.
When we came from Kyankwazi, those opposed to the Museveni line were sacked. Kategaya, Miria were all sacked for opposing the so-called official line, Bidandi said.
"The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or
Govt, parties talks open on sour note
By Elias Biryabarema Mwanguhya Charles Mpagi
Jan 20, 2004
KAMPALA The much-anticipated talks between the government and major opposition groups started on a rocky note at Fairway Hotel yesterday.
The talks are designed to agree how to open up the country
Parties dialogue a waste of resources
The multi-partyists have been agitating for a national dialogue with the Government (which recently relented), reportedly to map out a democratic future for Uganda.This is merely a waste of time and taxpayers money.
Multi-partyists should come out of
U.N. troops come under fire in Congo's east
By Dino Mahtani
KINSHASA (Reuters) - U.N. soldiers deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo came under attack Monday in the dense forests of the troubled northeastern Ituri province, in the third such incident in less than a week.
U.N. personnel
UN Moves Against Child Soldiering
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The Monitor (Kampala) January 19, 2004
Posted to the web January 19, 2004
Mwanguhya Charles Mpagi
Kampala
A new international report has named
UGANDA22/1/200410:12
LIRA: "REBELS" ATTACK MARKET/NEW DETAILS
General,Brief
There are new details concerning yesterdays attack by the rebels of the self-styled LRA (Lords Resistance Army), who killed around 20 people in a village in north Uganda. Three eyewitnesses who are
CONGO-DEM.REPUBLIC20/1/200415:16
ITURI: CIRCUMSTANCES OF INCIDENT IN LARGU STILL UNCLEAR
General,Brief
New details are emerging on the incident hat took place yesterday morning in the zone between Largu and Drodro, north of Bunia, in the extreme north-east of the Democratic
LIRA: REBELS ATTACK MARKET, AT LEAST 20 PEOPLE DEAD
General,Brief
Rebels of the self-styled LRA (Lords Resistance Army) killed at least 20 people in north Uganda this morning, MISNA sources have said. At least 60 Olum (as the LRA rebels are called in the Acholi language) assaulted
CONGO-DEM.REPUBLIC 22/1/2004 20:08
ITURI: MASSACRE ON LAKE ALBERT
General, Flash
Between 180 and 200 people were killed in Gobu, small fishing village along the banks of Lake Albert, in the extreme north-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. MISNA sources report that
REBELS PILLAGE MINAKULU AND ABDUCT CHILDREN IN DISTRICTS OF KITGUM AND PADER
General, Brief
The Ugandan rebels of the LRA (lords Resistance Army) last night attacked the location of Minakulu, in the northern district of Apach. MISNA sources refer that the raid lasted over two hours, starting
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Todays edition of the Monitor, independent newspaper of Kampala, contains a surprising declaration by 4th Division commander Colonel Nathan Mugisha, in which he says that the civil war in North Uganda is over.
Lets stop worshipping politicians
I always endeavour to keep my self away from Ugandan politicians because there is nothing one can get out of them. Unfortunately and quite irritably, many Ugandans are steadily picking the habit of praising and worshipping politicians whom they support.
They do
Rescue us Mr President
I read with great admiration a report, which appeared in The Monitor of January 13.In the article, President Yoweri Museveni was reported to have boasted of having helped the people of Nyabushosi to change their lifestyle to the extent that they are now rich and
Do not trust our political messiahs
I refer to the article, Uganda Public Vs Yoweri Museveni (Sunday Monitor, January 4, 2004). As a delegate during the making of the 1995 Constitution, 1 have more than 26 counts against government on the way peoples Constitutional rights have been contravened.
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Majara said the district was receiving sh130m, down from sh530m.He was speaking during the 18th NRM Day celebrations at Masindi Stadium on Monday.The RDC, Hassan Galiwango, urged the public to support the
The Art of Camouflage
David Kay comes clean, almost.
By FredKaplan
Posted Monday, Jan. 26, 2004, at 2:41 PM PT
David Kay's remarks over the weekendthat Iraq didn't have weapons of mass destruction before the war and that U.S. intelligence agencies missed the signs that would have told them as
"For Machiavelli, politics was about one and only one thing: getting and keeping power or authority. Everything else, religion, morality, truth, honor, and integrity, that people associate with politics has nothing to do with this fundamental aspect of politics, unless being moral helps one get
The 50 lies, exaggerations, distortions and half truths that took this country to war
Raymond Whitaker and Glen Rangwala
25 January 2004: (The Independent) Whatever the outcome of the Hutton inquiry and the vote on top-up fees, the central charge this paper has consistently made against Tony
Up to 35 rebels, govt troops killed in Burundi
BUJUMBURA, Feb 2 (Reuters) - A Burundi army official said late on Sunday that 20 rebels were killed in heavy fighting between government troops and the rebel Forces for National Liberation (FNL) on the outskirts of the capital Bujumbura.
"The army
Movement cannot organise free polls
In Let's Celebrate The Polls Instead (See: The Monitor, January 29), Mr George Kibumba asks, "Why don't we begin to celebrate the day when, through fairly peaceful means, the Movement retained the presidency?" As things are now, we may never realise this as
This is pretty much mind bungling ... how can "rebels" attack a refugee camp which is apparently well guarded by the UPDF?
Matek
UGANDA 3/2/2004 19:06
GULU: REBELS ATTACK REFUGEE CAMP
Church/Religious Affairs, Brief
Rebels of the self-styled LRA (lords Resistance Army) attacked the
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Matek:
Any sensible person would see through these lies of "rebels" killing civilians in concentration camps. These so called "rebels" are infact UPDF soldiers who attack and kill civilians. That is why
Uganda: Row Over Fire And Arrests of "Rebels" in IDP Camp
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Posted to the web February 3, 2004
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A row has broken
Kony War Stops Efforts to Treat Filariasis
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The East African (Nairobi)February 2, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004 David Kaiza
Nairobi
Twenty-one districts are said to be
Army Kills K'jong Warriors
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New Vision (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004 Nathan Etengu
Kampala Five Karimojong warriors and three Bokora local defence
Owangee AbanaUganda...Choka tu KOYEE, Omusaja , Kaguta, Aliku Bibye fighting wars.. I hear mbu X-ray Battalioni!
Matek.
53 Karimojong Rounded Up
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New Vision (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Besigye Hits At Court Martial
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The Monitor (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004 Mercy Nalugo
Kampala
The General Court Martial is targeting officers who are
UPDF Paymaster Flees With sh230m
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New Vision (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004 Grace Matsiko
Kampala
ANOTHER financial scam has hit the UPDF.A paymaster
Acholi MPs to Meet US Embassy Officials
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New Vision (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004 Kampala
THE Acholi Parliamentary Group is to meet officials of the US
Kony War Debate in London Today
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The Monitor (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004
Badru D. Mulumba
Kampala Religious leaders in Acholi take their campaign for
Kasese Youth Support Militia
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New Vision (Kampala)February 2, 2004
Posted to the web February 2, 2004 John Nzinjah
Kampala Village scouts in Kasese district are reportedly intent on
UGANDA3/2/200415:54
PABO: PROTECTED CAMP STILL BURNING
Church/Religious Affairs,Standard
The protected camp for 62,000 displaced people in Pabo (roughly 20 kilometres north of Gulu, northern Uganda), is still burning. So far, the blaze, which started on Sunday, has destroyed
COLOMBIA3/2/200413:08
BARRANCABERMEJA: PARAMILITARIES STRIKE OUT AT HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
Peace/Justice,Standard
The abuse continues of paramilitaries against activists of the OFP (Popular Womens Organisation) of Barrancabermeja, the key oil centre of the
"Some people were then arrested, including a Catholic priest"
"I reckon the Priest is also a rebel!!!"
UGANDA3/2/200411:00
PABO: NEW DETAILS ON FIRE
General,Brief
The fire broke out in Pabo, a protected displaced camp (around 20km north of Gulu, North
Army Implicated in IDP Rape Cases
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New Vision (Kampala)February 3, 2004
Posted to the web February 3, 2004
Joyce Namutebi
Kampala UPDF soldiers have been named among the people who
UGANDA4/2/20049:16
GULU: REBELS ABDUCT CHILDREN REAPING PANIC AMONG CIVILIANS
General,Brief
The rebels of the LRA (lords Resistance Army) yesterday abducted numerous children in two attacks conducted not far from Gulu, administrative centre of the homonymous
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