Anyomokolo,
why are you saying that I disappeared ? Just recently I gave you a lecture
about your, er.. 'nomadic' sex life - didn't you see it ?
But where do you get the idea that I don't like you ? Girl, I don't even
know you ! So why should I be disliking you ?
Kasangwawo
From: Anyomokolo
gook,
we have been through this revisionist stuff many times before. This is just
another attempt to divert us from the issue at hand. But just one simple
question: what were you yourself doing in Luweero at the time ?
Kasangwawo
From: gook makanga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Lasanga: You wrote below,
"It's just that demographically and geographically Buganda looms large in our politics."
Have you ever thought of how to put a balance to the demographic dominance of Buganda in Uganda politics?? My resolution to this demographic dominance is FEDERALISM to all regions
Lasanga:
The King has not (to my knowledge) traveled to the refugee camps in northern Uganda to show solidarity with the residents who were and are being looted and killed by armed groups as our own UPDF looked the other way.
My question to you is: If the residents in refugee camps are not safe
Sister Nagadya:
I understand your point that no matter what we do some people will never outgrow their childish misfeelings of us being responsible for their misery. But I'll continue to educate them on several issues about how we are not the causes of their misery.
Uganda has never had a
President Mugabe collapsed at his house and air
lifted to South African hospital
Em
The
Mulindwas Communication Group"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in
anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas "avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans
l'anarchie"
Zakoomu,
Now, I do happen to have expressed in various fora the view that I see a
lot of merit in federalism. So, really, you're not telling me anything new.
The crucial question is, what is the best strategy for bringing about
federalism in Uganda?
vukoni
BTW, the bad news for those who
Zakoomu,
What do I gain from making this up? Ask those who know and they will tell
you (e.g. the Kabaka's press secretary). The Kabaka traveled to West Nile
twice (if my memory serves me right) in the mid-90's to help draw attention
to the plight of Sudanese refugees. Newspaper or TV
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