A Foreign
Policy, Falling Apart
By Robert G. KaiserSunday, May 23, 2004; Page
B01
We have come to a delicate moment in an absorbing drama.
The
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Musambwa Island: No Sex! Men prefer snakes, birds
By Carolyne NakazibweWEEKLY OBSERVER
A place where women are prohibited to step? A place where cobras, pythons, monitor lizards and human beings share houses? A place where the beach is all rocks and
School chief in acid attack By Richard M. Kavuma May 24, 2004
KAMPALA- A director at Crescent High School at Busega is blind in one eye after an acid attack on Friday night. Mr Abdul Buule, 34, was admitted to Lubaga Hospital together with his teacher, Mr Abdallah Ggalabuzi.
Buules face was st
Are false prophets invading schools? By Solomon Muyita May 24, 2004
GAYAZA-Is it another trouble in waiting or merely one of those new religions that are born every other day? A strange religious conviction has again been born, but this time, in an education institution.
About 10 miles north of
Letter to A Kampala Friend:
By Muniini K. Mulera In Toronto Sonia Gandhi's political masterstroke of all time May 24, 2004
Dear Tingasiga:Add a few more paradoxes to the story of India, that grand and ancient land that has enchanted and mesmerized humanity for centuries. Picture this.
How love with a schoolgirl never remains secret Comment: By Michael J. Ssali May 24, 2004
It is not easy to write about a topic like this one without recalling the words of the great English poet and novelist, David H Lawrence popularly known as DH Lawrence who wrote: "Sex is not a thing just t
Academic's book on Arabs linked to abuse
By Andrew Buncombe in Washington
22 May 2004
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=523703
Raphael Patai's seminal work, The Arab Mind, published in 1973 and later revised, was aimed at being a "journey of observation through the
Academic's book on Arabs linked to abuse
By Andrew Buncombe in Washington
22 May 2004
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=523703
Raphael Patai's seminal work, The Arab Mind, published in 1973 and later revised, was aimed at being a "journey of observation through the
The Other Prisoners
By Luke Harding
The Guardian U.K.
Thursday 20 May 2004
Most of the coverage of abuse at Abu Ghraib has focused on male detainees.
But what of the five women held in the jail, and the scores elsewhere in
Iraq?
The scandal at Abu Ghraib prison was first exposed not by a di
Some of us have always vehemently opposed Ronald Muwenda Mutebi 's chicanery
in conniving to sell off the tombs of his forefathers to Oil companies, or
when he ass-kisses m7 by giving him our 'Butikkiro' (Katikkiro's residence)
with the nonsense that him, m7, will build us a better Butikkiro - a
On the night of
the 27th/March/2003 I was picked from my cell at around 11.00pm,blindfolded and
chained to the vehicle anddriven for about 30minutes to a house in a quiet
place in the city.This house looked quiet from the outside but on entering
inside,I heard cries of some people inside th
PERSONAL
ACCOUNT OF THE PERSECUTION:On or about May 2001 while in Gulu,I was
asked to report to the Regional Criminal Investigation Department (CID) office
,of the Uganda Police Force and asked to make a statement about what I knew
about Lt.Col. Samson Mande`s and Lt. Col. Antony Kyakabale`s
A WITNESS AND VICTIM OF TORTURE AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE-THE TRADEMARK OF THE
CURRENT DICTATORIAL REGIME OF UGANDA:1:INTRODUCTION-BACKGROUND:I
am Doctor Wilbrode Okungu. A university graduate of Makerere university: who
holds a bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery(MBChB) and graduated
Job losses anger people
The political situation in Uganda today is rather complex. The Kategayas, Matembes,
Bidandis, Pulkols etc are now blaming the officers they honestly served for long.
Are they the ones who have been soiling the Government, or is it the Government that
has been soiling the
Sooner or later those who can THINK will Think.
and then the GUN would have failed!!
Matek
Bundibugyo protest a pointer
I have read with disbelief the story which appeared in the Monitor of Monday, May 17,
2004 under the heading "Bundibugyo residents to hold demo" to protest what they call
P
Wake up, Mbale municipality
The seat of the member of Parliament fell vacant at the death of Mr James Wapakhabulo
(RIP). The late was one of the greatest politicians Uganda has ever had.
Recently the President of Uganda took time of his busy schedule to visit Mbale to
convince aspiring movement
Do not militarise politics
Militarisation of politics finally leads to unbearable human economic and political
costs. Uganda is at the forefront as a case study. What a mess our leaders have meted
upon the populace!
We all know that when military men and women get into deciding the political ev
The Mulindwas Communication Group"With
Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in
anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas "avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans
l'anarchie"
So who fled Rwanda through Uganda?..and for what reason?..
rwandanet-digest Sunday, May 23 2004 Volume 09 : Number 004
In this issue:
rwandanet: Sharangabo nkwibalize
rwandanet: Ubanza Ubwiyunge bw'abanyarwanda bufite ibibazo bikomeye!!!
-
THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER - 22/05/2004
- Iraq wants to recover a debt
A delegation of executives of the Iraq Fund for International Development is to go to
Kampala next month in order to meet with President Yoweri Museveni about the
non-repayment by the Ugandan government of a debt valued at $6
THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER - 22/05/2004
- From secret service to opposition
David Pulkol, the former director general of the External Security Organization (ESO)
who recently opposed a change in the constitution that would enable President Yoweri
Museveni to run for a third presidential mandate
20 Iraqis dead in mosque battle but political costs mount for Bush (23/05/2004)
KUFA, Iraq (AFP) Twenty Iraqis were killed when US-led forces raided a mosque here,
but despite repeated tactical victories the political costs of the war in Iraq were
rising for US President George W. Bush.
Rwandan capital steps up security
By Robert Walker
BBC, Rwanda
Genocide suspects are believed to be trying to avoid trial at village courts
In Rwanda's capital, Kigali, new restrictions have been introduced on those wanting to
come to the city from rural areas.
Those without a fixed add
UGANDA 22/5/2004 21:05
ALMENO DUEMILA SFOLLATI DOPO ATTACCO DEI RIBELLI A LUKODE
General, Standard
Sarebbero almeno 2000 gli sfollati bisognosi di aiuti immediati a causa dellâultimo
massacro compiuto in nord Uganda, giovedà scorso, dal sedicente âEsercito di
Liberazione del Signoreâ (L
UGANDA 22/5/2004 1:53
GULU: NUOVI ATTACCHI, RIBELLI PROMETTONO ANCORA VIOLENZA
General, Brief
I ribelli del sedicente Esercito di liberazione del signore (Lra) hanno attaccato il
campo profughi di Lokome, a 11 chilometri da Gulu, principale città dellâUganda
settentrionale. Fonti della M
Burundi: Thousands More Displaced in Latest Fighting
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UN Integrated Regional Information Networks
May 17, 2004
Posted to the web May 17, 2004
Bujumbura
An estimated 20,000 people have been displaced in Burundi
Threat to Peace Process
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Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg)
May 18, 2004
Posted to the web May 21, 2004
Jean-Jacques Cornish
Delays and intransigence in the Great Lakes are threatening the delicate mediation
achie
Let me predict ..this mission too will most likely fail as long as the fundamental
question as to why Hutus are rebeling is not addressed.
Matek
Security Council Approves 5,600-Strong Peacekeeping Operation
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PARIS, France -- At least five people were killed and three others injured when
a massive section of a vaulted ceiling collapsed at a new passenger terminal at
Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport, officials said.
Slabs of concrete and metal came crashing down from the ceiling onto a seated
waitin
Netters
We are getting reports that Charles Deggule in
Paris has collapsed a section and people are confirmed dead. Watch out for that
as we are getting more info about it. Yes we know many of our people use that
airport as a gate way to and from Africa.
May God be with those who ha
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Uganda's poor hope for more gorilla dollars
By Orla Ryan In Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda One of the world's most expensive tourist attractions is found in on
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