Hi all,
Here below are two articles both extracted from the New Vision
newspaper. The first is a story of hope, one that would have made the reader
want to invest in vanilla growing. The second is one of despair.
Whereas it is true that the world prices of
Movt recruits media cadres
By Halima Abdallah
WEEKLY OBSERVER
As the battle for political supremacy in the run up to the 2006 general
elections and transition intensifies, the Movement has drawn up a plan to win
the media to its side.
The plan outlines strategies to reach out to journalists
Not all seems to be well in this camp. I even wonder if Kisamba Mugerwa's
leaving was not just a tactical withdraw given some statements attributed to
him earlier.
NRM-O sidelines Kigongo, Bidandi
By Richard Mutumba
July 26, 2004
KAMPALA The Movement Organisation interim vice chairman,
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CORRUPTION: Colonel Kayanja In danger
By Ogen Kevin Aliro
WEEKLY OBSERVER
Corrupt government officials want Col. Elly Kayanja dead, apparently because
the Internal Security Organisation chief has recently tried to block payments
for suspect claims.
They want to shoot me dead because I am
I wonder how the likes of Bwengye, Mayanja-Kangi Ocheger and group felt after
reading this articles.
New political product here
WORMS EYE: By The Analyst
EAST AFRICA, July Following months of painstaking laboratory tests and
experimentation, the government of an East African nation has
..Rose Namayanja (Youth Central): Your Excellency, we are tired of
senior cadres who keep belittling us that we joined the Movement at Clock Tower.
Museveni bursts into laughter
Museveni to remain active after 2006
By Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda
WEEKLY OBSEVER
Ssebagala was after all right! He had proposed exactly this during his
presidential bid in 2001.
Quoting Lutimba Matovu [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okello,
Its a positive step by government of formalising
migration of labour. If you cared to know, many
countries have done so for many years.
The Lukiiko Lwabazzukulu ba Buganda has attacked the UPC for statements made
recently by the Chairman Presidential Policy Commission Dr. James Rwanyarare
(left) when the Baganda were commemorating the Lubiri attack by the central
government in the 60s.
Addressing a press conference in
Here in Minister Nsaba-Butulo's response, I would assume, to the vice-
president's message (Included below). Who of them is talking for the
government?!! Could the minister, a confessed born-again christian, be using
his office to fight the main-stream churches?
Monday, 21 June
This is getting interesting!!
Cabinet to consider Church views
By Samuel Matekha
Monday, 21 June 2004
Government is to consider the churchs views on the political transition while
drawing the transition Roadmap.
The Vice President Prof. Gilbert Bukenya says that
Push to spread GM crops in Africa
Exports to Europe could suffer if GM is introduced
Delegates from 15 West African nations have gathered in Burkina Faso for a
three-day US-backed conference on genetically-modified crops.
The US Department of Agriculture says the conference aims to combat
Enjoy your weekend!
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version of someone else.\
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University of Pretoria
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At home, if you are satisfied, you just go aside and belch, that is very
normal. We have just started eating. Those of you who are satisfied should
stealthily leave the table, go and belch, he said.
I wonder if Kyeyune was honest enough to tell the people of Entebbe for
example, during
Kony massacres 23 in Apac
By Peter Odong
Wednesday, 09 June 2004
Up to 23 people have been confirmed killed by LRA rebels in Abok Internally
Displaced Persons Camp in Oyam North Apac District.
Several other people are said to have sustained grave injuries in the attack
But that does not stop me from being a Movementist...
He now a Movementist just like Kategaya and Ruzindana.
Kampala UYM boss quits
THE chairperson of the Uganda Young Movementists (UYM) Kampala chapter, Dr. Kim
Mutokambali, has resigned, reports Maurice Okore.
Besigye: Why I Am Not Coming Back
By BARBARA AMONG
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
THE EXILED leader of Uganda's Reform Agenda has ruled out returning to the
country until President Yoweri Museveni meets certain conditions he has set.
In a letter sent to the Reform Agenda in April, a copy of
The Prof. and indeed the government should be clear on what they want the
religious leaders to do or not do. When Cardinal Wamala opposes the third term,
he is intefering in politics yet the Mufti is now being asked to support the
third term!!!
The Prof. should surely live above this kind of
It may not come as a surprise if one of these days the IGG joins
the disgruntled
If David Kibirige of the Monitor News paper, who seems to keep records of who
has crossed from from one camp to another, was to come up with one of those who
have fallen out with the movement I wonder how long it
As the No. 2 fellow he is supposed to be, it is surprising that Prof. Bukenya
could advance this line of reasoning. Is the Prof telling us that if something
happened to the President, and he as the vice-president had to take over as is
provided for in the contitution, the country would come to
Uneducated no longer trust Ssebaggala
By Eric Kakore
Monday, 31 May 2004
An Association of uneducated persons is demanding representation in Parliament
as well as the removal of academic qualification requirements to elective posts.
This comes as government prepares a
Chad approves leader's third term
President Deby: Inaugurated multiparty constitution
Chad's parliament has approved an amendment to the constitution which would
allow President Idriss Deby to stand for re-election.
The current constitution only allows the president to stand for two
Wanjusi Wasieba leading in Mbale poll
By Angella Nabwowe
Tuesday, 25 May 2004
Preliminary results from the Mbale Municipality elections indicate that Wanjusi
Wasieba is slated to win.
Radio Simba has learnt that of the votes so far counted, Wanjusi is leading
with a clear
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
Donors Reject Uganda Budget
SECURITY: Nsibambi and Ssendaula
By Alfred Wasike
INTERNATIONAL donors have refused to endorse Ugandas proposed budget for
2004/5, citing high spending on defence and public administration at the
expense of the poverty eradication action plan (PEAP).
They
GM maize growing 'needs review'
By Richard Black
BBC science correspondent
Maize (corn) production dominates US agriculture
A US study reveals new evidence to show how genes from biotech crops can spread
to nearby non-GM plant relatives.
The data comes from research on maize
Another UPDF Pay Clerk disappears with Shs. 29m
By Onno Columbus
Monday, 10 May 2004
A UPDF Pay Clerk of the 49th Battalion has disappeared with cash over 29
million shillings.
Geoffrey Odong, the Pay Clerk of the 49th Battalion now based in Romoromo at
the Uganda Sudan
Army pilot shows hankie rescued from Kony
By Thomas Pere
An air force pilot amused people in a pub when he showed a handkerchief which
he claimed was the last item captured from Kony.
Dick pulled out a brown handkerchief with flower designs on it and asked, Do
you know who owns this
US to take part in Ugandan politics
By Badru D. Mulumba
May 7, 2004
KAMPALA - American ambassador Jimmy Kolker has said that his country would
directly participate in Uganda's politics.
We are not afraid of participating in politics here, Mr Kolker said yesterday
while launching a US venture
Reform will not register as party
By Mwanguhya C. Mpagi Emma Mugarura
April 27, 2004
KAMPALA The Reform Agenda has made a U-turn and announced that it will not
register as a party under the current Political Parties and Organisations Act.
The announcement, made during the pressure
DP members forge way forward
By Joshua Kyalimpa
Sunday, 25 April 2004
Members of the Democratic Party on Saturday agreed on some of the key issues
standing in the way to have the party united.
The Democratic Party Executive Committee seating at the Cardinal Nsubuga
Political camps plan for 2006
By Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda
WEEKLY OBSERVER
Several political voices are ringing around the country - each pushing for a
completely different interest. One voice wants the Constitution amended to
enable President Museveni stand for elections in 2006.
Eriya
For Your Reading pleasure! An interesting speech delivered by a CEO of a
premier IT company of India during an employee session with another IT
company in India.
He is incidentally, one of the top 50 influential people of Asia according
the latest Asia Week publication and also the new IT
Abayombo,
If they world was to choose who to believe, do you think it would choose to
believe you or to believe Human Rights Watch. Anyway, no one would have
expected you or the government not to put up a denials however lame they could
be.
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In a message dated
..A 2nd Lt earns Shs 240,000, while a Lt bags Shs 320,000. A captain
pockets Shs 420,000 while a major earns Shs 570,000. Most of the 2nd
Lieutenants had served the mandatory six months required before promotion or
dismissal.
Some of the 2nd lieutenants are cadets of the year 2000.
The following day, members of Parliament arrived to the unpleasant sight of a
House surrounded by heavily armed soldiers backed by Armoured Personnel
Carriers. Obote then summarised the contents of the Constitution and advised
the MPs to pick their copies as they walked out of the chambers
Testing
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Once again, the main issue is not what uniform the killers are putting on, it
is that they are killers. I think there are more reasons to convince me that
most of the killings are being done by the rebels not the government forces. It
is our collective condemnation of these killings that may
I could be wrong on this, but if I'm not mistaken, the issue at hand was
whether it was the UPDF killing the people in the North or the Rebels
having/wearing UPDF uniforms. According to the eye witnesses, the rebels in
uniforms similar to those of UPDF and not the UPDF possing as rebels, killed
However, Bantariza blamed the motor sport officials for using the reserve force
personnel without informing the army.
He said the rally organisers should have used policemen with batons rather than
the armed reservists.
You cannot kill a mosquito with a hammer, Bantariza said.
Who are the
Attorney General in compensation scandal
By Emmanuel N. Mugarura
August 27, 2003
The Attorney Generals (AG) office has been implicated in a Shs 21 billion scum
accruing from a case won by evictees from Hoima district.
According to the papers The Monitor saw, the evictees sued government
CRC report not binding-Kiyonga
(From Simba)
National Political Commissar Dr. Crispus Kiyonga
The National Political Commissar Chrispus Kiyonga says recommendations by the
Constitutional Review Commission(CRC) will not be final.
Addressing a news conference at the Sheraton Kampala Hotel,
UN 'likely' to sanction Uganda
Uganda is likely to be sanctioned from the UN for failing to settle its indebt
ness with the world body for the last years.
2nd Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs James Wapakhabulo says the
country is indebted to most international bodies its affiliated
'Obote not responsible for murders'
Former Ugandan President Milton Obote
The Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC) says its President General now exiled in
Lusaka Zambia cannot be held responsible for the murders that occurred in
Luweero in the 1980s.
A new report from the America based Human
Just another one of those articles written in Rupiny language
Kigongo Raps MPs Over Movt Bill
By John Kakande
THE Movement vice-chairman, Al-Hajji Moses Kigongo (right), has attacked MPs
for dragging their feet while considering the Bill seeking to extend the term
of office of the
Virus poses as admin e-mail
The worm spoofs the domain name of businesses
People are being warned to be on the lookout for a Windows e-mail virus which
pretends to be a message from computer support staff.
The worm, dubbed Mimail, first struck on Friday in the US but it has enjoyed a
given to the
content
of
postings. Mr. Ochan's article did not have a source, so the content
is
not
varifiabletherefore the translated version would have sufficed,
besides
i think we can all trust each other at this level, can't we?
From: Paul Njoki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I don't understand the language at the very bottom of this posting, but I have
a feeling that was is on top, that you Mr. Musaazi responded to, is a
translation of whatever was in the original article. Let me get this clear. Are
you Mr. Musaazi implying that anything which is not originally
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