Africa HIV rates 'overestimated'
Fewer Africans may be infected with HIV/Aids than previously thought.
Friday, 9 January, 2004, 11:54 GMT
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3379707.stm
A survey by the Kenyan government has found that 6.7% of its people have the disease. Previous official
From abroad with moneyBy Henry H. SsaliJan 11 - 17, 2004
Several Ugandans leave the country every year to seek greener pastures abroad. The most favoured destinations being the UK, USA and Japan. They go out mainly to do manual jobs, commonly called Kyeyo in Uganda-speak.
The success
UPDF paymasters vanish with Shs 6bnBy David KibirigeJan 11, 2004
KAMPALA - Several army paymasters have fled with close to six billion shillings over a period of time.
From 1997 to date, more than twenty paymasters have either disappeared or died under unclear circumstances and with them
Nkoyoyo asks leaders to quit earlyBy Patrick OnyangoJan 11, 2004
KAMPALA - The out going Archbishop of Church of Uganda, Rev. Livingstone Mpalanyi Nkoyoyo has asked leaders not to over stay in power but quit when still in their prime.
When you are chasing some one, you have to leave energy to
Monday, January 12, 2004
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I would like to applaud the actions being taken by the Herero people in trying to get redress for the wrongs the brutal colonial masters visited
upon their peaceful people.
What worries me most is that the other so called benovalent serpent under the guise of good colonizers are always being left
Why Narc is gradually losing directionBy JOSHUA G. BAGAKAS
In his book, Principle-centred Leadership, Stephen Covey differentiates between following a map or following a compass in managing state affairs. Through a simple illustration, he shows why it is unwise to follow a map.
Imagine an
Museveni: I'll sack my critics By Sam Amanyire Jan 13, 2004
BUSHENYI - President Museveni has vowed to sack anyone who opposes him within the Movement.
"I will continue sacking Movementists who oppose me since I can replace them with many people who want their jobs," Mr Museveni said here
Beauty breaking the silence on HIV
By OMWA OMBARA
LETS TALK: Miss Disability runner-up Susan Mwikali displays the sign for 'Aids'. Photos by Peter Muturi
"Aids knows no disability!" Susan Mwikali's signs as she runs barefoot on the white expanse of the Serena beach in Mombasa. Tugging along
When butterflies have sex By Richard M. Kavuma an 14 - 20, 2004
In the end it was like one big family meeting: the president, his wife and 2,000 children.
President Museveni has a face for all appearances and for this mostly teenage audience, he cut the posture of a liberal but firm father.
When butterflies have sex By Richard M. Kavuma an 14 - 20, 2004
In the end it was like one big family meeting: the president, his wife and 2,000 children.
President Museveni has a face for all appearances and for this mostly teenage audience, he cut the posture of a liberal but firm father.
Comment Thursday, January 15, 2004
State House moles areworking overtimeBy MARTIN MULE
Towards the end of Mois regime, leaks from State House and around the presidency were as endemic to Kenya as embassy cocktail parties.
Policy-makers or bureaucrats, lobbyists or advisers, all use leaks to
Comment Thursday, January 15, 2004
Beauties make most men recklessBy CHARLES ONYANGO-OBBO
If you were given a choice between getting, say, Sh100,000 today or waiting for a week to receive Sh150,000, what would you do?
Researchers found that most people would wait for next week to pocket
'Beat women' cleric gets 15 months
By CNN Madrid Bureau Chief Al Goodman
http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/europe/01/14/spain.cleric/index.html
MADRID, Spain (CNN) --A Spanish court has sentenced a Muslim cleric to 15 months in jail for inciting violence through a book he wrote advising men on how
Ugandan men are disgusting Let's Chat with David Kibirige Jan 15, 2004
Uganda is a poor country. That is why government cannot pay a living allowance for the many unemployed.
I have all these years, been conducting a survey, and found out that Uganda holds the record in terms of the number of
Living for a purpose By Agnes Asiimwe an 14 - 20, 2004
Canon Gideon Byamugisha seems to enjoy telling this story. When he was two years old, he fell sick and his mother had to take him for treatment.
The clinic was on an island across a lake. But when they arrived at the lake, the only
Court martial hits roadblock By Emmanuel N. Mugarura Jan 15, 2004
MAKINDYE - A court martial set up to try senior army officers ran into legal trouble as soon as it started yesterday.
Brig. Tumukunde (L) chats with Lt. Col. Musoke (R) and other officers shortly after the court martial
The kind of man not worth dating By Sarah Namatovu Jan 16 - 22, 2004
When you start dating, you want the ideal man, the one who won't make you regret having met him. Dating the right man is interesting and any woman can achieve this by avoiding the wrong guy. Sarah Namatovu advises on men to
What drives men to strip shows? By Evelyn Lirri Jan 16 - 22, 2004
Last year was a year of many events on the political, social and economic scene. On the social scene, we saw the rise of strip tease shows or better known as ebimansulo in our country.
It was also rated one of the worst events
Letter Friday, January 16, 2004
A presidential system with reducedpowers best for KenyaBecause our presidents have been dictators, we have come to believe, falsely, that a presidential system of government is tantamount to dictatorship. I have suffered enormously from dictators who called
There are exuberant growth of the same in Uganda.In some
places it has been used as mosquito repellants.
Kipenji.
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Is this wonder plant, the Neem tree (Azadirachta indica), grown in Uganda or anywhere
Give it to them straight, no lies about sex Naughty Nice With Nabusayi L. Wamboka Jan 17 - 23, 2003
There have been mixed messages this week from the first family. Mrs Janet Museveni now a good will ambassador for safe motherhood (I hear), was giving all the gloomy statistics about the
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2 million Ugandans risk river blindnessBy Simon Kakama Felix BasiimeJan 17, 2004
MBARARA - More than 2 million people in 21 districts of Uganda are at the risk of contracting river blindness, a Health ministry official has said.
Dr Richard Ndyomugyenyi made the comments on January 15, at a
10 myths women have about men
By Susan Hayden
As perceptive as women can be, they have yet to figure out the male psyche an interesting and sometimes frightening place from which men forge their own unique approach to life. To gain a little perspective on man and his
News Saturday, January 17, 2004
Elderly 'pupil' isolatedfrom young ones in classBy NATION Correspondent
An 84-year-old Mau Mau veteran recently enrolled in Standard One will now take his studies alone.
Mzee Kimani Ng'ang'a Maruge was separated from his classmates aged between six and eight
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The other woman
Ever wondered why the other woman always gets the married man? It's because she cooks better than you do, says OYUNGA PALA.
Men, have never had it so good. We are not even talking about the eligible man anymore. The net has been cast far and wide and any man, single or married who
The Martin Luther King Jr. America has ignored
By Patrick W. Gavin
from the January 16, 2004 edition
http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0116/p11s01-coop.html
WASHINGTON - On Monday, the United States will celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with a federal holiday. We will hear stories of
Warrior Princess
Truck drivers who pick her up for sex get a lecture on protecting themselves against HIV, and she persuaded President Bush to commit $15bn to fight Aids. Diane Taylor meets an extraordinary campaigner
Diane TaylorThursday January 15, 2004The Guardian
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54% want Museveni out in 2006 By Our Reporter Jan 19, 2004
KAMPALA - As the country grapples with the question on whether to change the Constitution to allow President Museveni to vie for office after the expiry of his term in 2006, a national opinion poll shows that over half of Ugandans want
ouble we'd have to convinve him to to retire? I doubt there would remain anyone with two eyes and/or unmaimed if he got real power!
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Why ask this question?.Has there even been a time in the History
of the Kingdom,when the Kabaka was not political?.
We really need a reality check here because even if Mu7 tells Ugandans
that the restored Kingdoms are traditional institutions,he should know
that culture per se can be used as a
When the wife earns more
OMWA OMBARA looks at the challenges women who earn more than their husbands face
To all around them, Faith Kimani* and Sospeter Musamba's* have had a model marriage for the last 10 years but now pertinent issues that had accumulated dust under the carpet are slowly edging
It's all written in the loos By Robert Adam Kasozi Jan 24 - 30, 2004
Brussels - Back in the day in continental Europe, there was a job you dared not touch with a longstick. That job, with the unsexy title of night soilman, was left for drunks and never-do-wells who hadn't figured out what
Do you act your profession? By Agnes Asiimwe Jan 24 - 30, 2004
The best masseurs have never had a massage, and some cosmetologists rarely wear make up
KAMPALA - Revelation that a local pastor was accused of devil worship, witchcraft, adultery and murder was horrifying.
Could the same person
On The Mark
With Alan Tacca Referendum and 100,000 children dead Jan 25 - 31, 2004
In my article "Is it a Nyabushozi Vision?" a number of omissions were committed because the editor 'chopped off' some information which put it a little out of context. The word "descending" for example
Film on Aids poised to become a big global success
A touching movie about an HIV/Aids sufferer could easily become a major box-office hit this year.
Directed by Carl Seaton, the movie, One Week, is about a soon-to-be groom who takes an HIV test a week before the wedding. After a seven-day wait,
Remembering a great man of words Charles Dana
By NDIRANGU WACHANGA
With our world continuously becoming incredibly unsafe, threatening the very human existence, despite unprecedented technological inventions and prosperity, human institutions are desperately searching for stable guidelines to
Are Africa Needs Exaggerated?
The Times of Zambia (NDola)
OPINION
By KELVIN KACHINGWEJanuary 23, 2004
http://www.times.co.zm/news/viewnews.cgi?category=8id=1074836080
RECENTLY, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported that a group of leading charities in the United Kingdom
Comment Monday, January 26, 2004
CHEGE MBITIRU / There and About
German leader sets good example with Africa tripIts refreshing when a leader of means like German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder whirls in Africa without flaunting might and only putting modest sums where his mouth is.
Visits to
Aids virus killing Africas lions - research
By Nation Correspondent
New evidence shows that Aids is not just killing millions of people in Africa but the lions as well, threatening the mere existence of the big cats in the continent.
The dramatic reduction of animals in the continent from an
James Njoroge / Women's Health
Treating uterine fibroids with herbal products
Hi, I just found out that I have fibroids, my doctor said that since my husband and I want to have kids he won't do anything right now, but will take another look in a months time. My biggest fibroid is one centimetre
I married trouble(Anyomokolo) based on the reasoning you have outlined
regarding marriage,you really have a very very very loong time to
wait!.
The main reason being,marriage is not about advantages and disadvantages,but about sharing unless ofcourse you think of the Britany
Spears type of
Title: Send this story to a friend
February 1, 2004
A scandal greater than Watergate
By ERIC MARGOLIS -- Contributing Foreign Editor
"We were all wrong," White House chief weapons hunter and longtime war booster David Kay admitted last week. There were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq,
GEORGIE BINKS:Do love and marriage really go together anymore?January 30, 2004 In the book Still Life with Woodpecker Tom Robbins asks the question that plagues so many people these days - how do you make love stay? Can you make it stay by marrying, by enshrining it legally, by putting a ring on a
PUBLICATION DATE: Tuesday, February 03, 2004
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Female condom failed ministerBy Siraje K. LubwamaFeb 5, 2004
KAMPALA Condoms for women failed to catch on because they were not compatible with our social norms, a government minister has said.
Women condoms were not adopted because of the social norms, Mr Mike Mukula said on Tuesday
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Gabon leader in beauty queen row
Gabon denies Miss Peru's allegationsA diplomatic row has broken out between Peru and Gabon over an alleged incident between a Peruvian beauty
Women want own World Bank fund By Dorothy Nakaweesi Feb 5, 2004
KAMPALA - Women Entrepreneurs in Uganda have asked the World Bank to set up a fund to help them develop their businesses. Uganda Investment Authority's Dr Maggie Kigozi says it is difficult for women to get loans, since many of
Next US First Lady could be AfricanBy CHARLES ONYANGO-OBBO
First came the collapse of the British empire. That was about 90 years ago.
Now the papers are reporting that the island nation is facing a massive collapse of something less imperial - the British libido.
This is a story that can
Members if I may interject,I am wondering aloud why people who engage
in same sex relations really what the others who do not to believe that whatever they are involved in is actually marriage.
Is it not time that these people coined a new word that actually defines whatever they are involved in
Why love and sex oftensleep in the same bed
Do you know why we celebrate St Valentine's Day? Why we go all gooey and buy each other chocolate and stuff? Was there actually a St Valentine?
Well, there was. In fact, they were three. But no one's too sure which of them gave his
"40 Ways Men Fail In Bed" 17) TAKING YOUR PANTS OFF FIRST. A man in socks and underwear is a at his worst. Lose the socksfist. 18) GOING TOO FAST. When you get to thepenis-in-vagina situation, the worst thing you can do is pump awaylike an industrial power tool - she'll soon feel lie
LOVE once got stranded in an island that was sinking.RICHES came by in a boat and LOVE asked Riches forhelp.RICHES answered that in his boat,there was space onlyfor JEWELS,so could not take Love along.Then came VANITY,who on being asked for help to takelove to the next island,said LOVE would be
Love meter predicts success of marriage Last Updated Sat, 14 Feb 2004 12:51:02
SEATTLE - A mathematical model can predict whether a couple tying the knot is geared for success or is heading for the rocks, an American researcher says.
University of Washington psychologist John Gottman says the
There About Monday, February 16, 2004
Egypt may soon losecontrol over Nile watersBy CHEGE MBITIRU
Theres a major thoroughfare in Cairo, which has a median thats awash with grass and shrubs. City beautification and social forestry are in vogue. But this median has in-built sprinklers. Not
I sent the "Shit Happens in Various Religions" to my friend John Stark, who happens to have a PhD in Religious Studies. A week later he sent me his revised version, which is pretty serious, but also pretty funny.TAOISM: Shit Happens, so flow with it.CONFUCIANISM: Confucius says, "If shit has to
Christmas Story "Twas the night before Christmas--Old Santa was pissed. He cussed out the elves and threw down his list. Miserable little brats, ungrateful little jerks. I have a good mind to scrap the whole works! I've busted my ass for damn near a year. Instead of "Thanks Santa"--what do I hear?
For a couple years many africans have been blaming it on lack of sleeptoo much pressure from job, poor blood, but now I found out the realreason:We're tired because we're overworked. Here's why:The population of Africa is 800 million:200 million are retired.That leaves 600 million.There are 200
Castro exposes Bushs grammatical blunders
Monday, February 16, 2004
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CUBAN leader, Fidel Castro, resorted to humour on Saturday to defend himself from U.S. hostility, ridiculing President George W. Bush for his gaffes.
Bush could not debate with a Cuban
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With Kintu Nyago Briefcase parties bad for democracyFeb 17, 2004
Now that Uganda has in the excess of 60 political parties, is this an indicator that we are considerably more democratic as a society?
Caution is called for when responding to this question,
Wife tricks hubby in sex-for-tax scamBy Jonathan AkweteirehoFeb 17, 2004
HOIMA A woman who wanted to spend a night with her lover told her husband that graduated tax collectors were going to raid their neighbourhood that night.
Reluctant to face the wrath of the tax collectors, the resident
It has come to my attention that some people are having a toughtime understanding Canadians like myself. So I am going to run througha very brief translation of the Canadian dialect and hopefullyease some minds out there.EH= pronounced AY (similar but not the same as huh)Eh is a useful word that
The Canadian citizenship testspell canada= C eh N eh D eh
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MISTAKE #1: BeingToo Much Of A Nice Guy
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The Birds and the Bees A father asked his son, Little Johnny, if he knew about the birds and the bees. "I don't want to know!" Little Johnny said, bursting into tears. Confused, his father asked Little Johnny what was wrong. "Oh Pop," Johnny sobbed, "For me there was no Santa Claus at age six, no
Guess Who? A guy walks into a post office one day to see a middle-aged, balding man standing at the counter methodically placing "Love" stamps on bright pink envelopes with hearts all over them. He then takes out a perfume bottle and starts spraying scent all over them. His curiosity gets the
What do a lawyer and a sperm have in common? What do a lawyer and a sperm have in common? They both hope to be human someday.
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There was a tourist on a farm and he asked the farmer why one pig had a wooden leg. The farmer said, ''That pig is the bravest pig I ever saw.'' ''So why does he have a wooden leg?'' the tourist asked. ''Well one night our house caught on fire. And he came into our house and he woke us all up.''
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News Saturday, February 21, 2004
Kenyans living abroad want special seat in ParliamentBy CYRUS KINYUNGU
Kenyans living abroad want the new constitution to create a special seat to represent their interests in Parliament.
They want the Bomas of Kenya talks on constitutional review to consider
Mwaami Ssemakula,often times a wiseman benefits most from
his enemies that a fool from his friends.
I really do not know where I can exactly place your line of argument
especially so when it is apparent emotions and bile/gall are the force
virtigo behind your outbursts.
Do not think this type of
Mwaami Ssemakula, for the record I want to put it to you that I ,in no way coaxed you to support UPC.
Secondly by your kin and kith,I did not specifically refer to your Father/Mother /Uncle/Auntie who may share the same genetic map with you 99.% of the time,but I meant Baganda of repute who
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Forget about what others say about UPC's support for Federalism
and giving the Kabaka some meat on the skeletal Kingdom that he
now presides over.
When this institution i.e the cultural institution underwhich the Kabaka's
description and domain falls, Dr.Paul Kawanga Ssemwogerere was the
second
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Rehema, thanks for your spirited arguments.The issue you are hinting
about has not been misunderstood by the Ugandan intellectuals as you
refer to.
Everybody really wants Federalism as a form of Governance to be given
real chance to operate in Uganda.
When you single out Buganda as the only region
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should be viewed as an insult.As a matter of fact i expect that the overtures will have the reverse effect of solidifying Buganda's support for the President. Believe me if the Kabaka endorses the UPC he will be doing so at his peril.
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'Most SA men have sex problems'
By Ania Lichtarowicz BBC health correspondent, Johannesburg Some 70% of South African men experience some sort of sexual dysfunction, according to data debated at a conference on sex in Africa.
The figures are considerably higher than in developed
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Apart from the naming of the proposed 13 states,is there anything
fundamentally different from the 1962 unworkable arrangement?
Just wondering aloud.
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Opinion Analysis Sunday, February 29, 2004
If you thought women werethe weaker sex, just think againBy SIMWOGERERE KYAZZE
So much for the characterisations of women as the weaker sex. If that may be so, Ugandan women, supposedly crafted from a mans rib-cage, were obviously not clued in.
In
It's women's day to proposeBy CHRIS HART
February is always a romantic month and especially this year. Not just St Valentine's Day but Leap Year's Day too. You do remember what that means, don't you? The 29th of February is the one day, every four years, when traditionally it is the turn for
Why it's such a rare occasionBy GAVIN BENNETT
Today is the most unique day on the calendar. February 29 has occurred only 103 times in history, and only 14 of those occasions have been a Sunday. That makes today pretty unusual.
But while many much more "common" days like Christmas and New Year
God's cosmic opus and why weneed a rest day each week
By JOE BABENDREIER
Astronomers tell us we need the 29th day of February from time to time. The Ten Commandments tell us we need a day for God once every seven days. A schoolboy once asked: If God is so powerful, why didn't he create
God's cosmic opus and why weneed a rest day each week
By JOE BABENDREIER
Astronomers tell us we need the 29th day of February from time to time. The Ten Commandments tell us we need a day for God once every seven days. A schoolboy once asked: If God is so powerful, why didn't he create
So this time around,you did that very extensive consultations and
yo!,you discovered that Bugisu and Sebei for example can work
together or better still Bukedi which you refer to and yet that entity
never exists anymore???.
The taste of the pudding is in the eating and so I will keep my ears
to
This had most of the state of Michigan laughing for2 days and a very embarrassed female news anchorwho will, in the future, likely think before she speaks.What happens when you predict snow but don't get any? This is a true story . . . .There was a female news anchor who, the day after itwas
still waiting. I stick to Lugemwa's
proposal, so you know where my support lies.
Zakoomu R.
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recognise
one's baby and from that statement,that was very
pregnant with
meaning I rested my case.
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