Joint Christian Council Condemns Kony Atrocities
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October 10, 2003
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Alfred Wasike
Kampala
TOP Church leaders yesterday
BBC Correspondent Bill Law writes:
A few thousand child soldiers led by a charismatic madman called Joseph Kony have run rings around the UPDF.
Mr Kony's LRA, the Lord's Resistance Army, kidnaps, brutalises and brainwashes young children.
In 1997, the government moved most of the Acholi p
Cardinal Meets Politicians Over Life Presidency
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October 10, 2003
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Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda
Lubaga
Emmanuel Cardinal Wa
Sculpture Erected in Kampala As Tribute to Child Victims of War
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October 10, 2003
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Kampala
A yo
End International Silence On Kony -Bishop Ojwang
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INTERVIEW
October 8, 2003
Posted to the web October 10, 2003
Kampala
Bishop Benjamin Ojwang (51) of the
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Are you sure that is an Acholi proverb?
Em
EM
I believe there is a Kiganda,Iteso and Runyakole, verson of the some proverb.
MK
ACHOLI PROVERB:
"THE DISEASE WHICH ULTIMATELY KILLS THE "APHA" DOG, ( the leader of the pack) first Blocks it's Nose "( to prevent it from smelling)
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What does Mu7 with his moribund system that is no
U.N. says discovers new massacre in Congo
By Dino Mahtani
KINSHASA (Reuters) - U.N. military observers have discovered 16 bodies, mainly women and children, in a village in eastern Congo, victims of what appeared to be the latest in a series of massacres, U.N. officials said Friday.
A statement
Sixteen killed in Uganda fighting-army
KAMPALA, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Eleven civilians and five rebels have been killed in fighting between guerrillas of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) and pro-government militia in eastern Uganda, the army said on Friday.
About 300 LRA rebels attacked militiamen
UN troops push further into Congo after massacres
By Dino Mahtani
KINSHASA, Oct 10 (Reuters) - U.N. peacekeepers have deployed to a remote town in northeastern Congo to try to shield civilians from further ethnic bloodshed after the latest in a series of massacres, a U.N. spokesman said on Friday
Too risky for Burundi refugees to return yet-U.N.
By Dan Wallis
DAR ES SALAAM, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The U.N. refugee agency said on Thursday it was still too dangerous for hundreds of thousands of Burundians uprooted by war to go home despite a peace deal between the government and Hutu rebels.
"Th
Burundi rebels will wither away -S.Africa's Zuma
By Patrick McLoughlin
STOCKHOLM, Oct 9 (Reuters) - A Burundi rebel group which has rejected a peace deal aimed at halting the country's bloody civil war must compromise or face extinction, South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma said Thursday.
"
Rebels in Uganda Kill 15 in Refugee Camp
By HENRY WASSWA
.c The Associated Press
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Rebels attacked a refugee camp in northeastern Uganda on Thursday, killing 15 people, including four guards, a Roman Catholic priest said.
Lord's Resistance Army rebels armed with guns and ma
U.N. Forces Near Massacre Site in Congo
By EDDY ISANGO
.c The Associated Press
KINSHASA, Congo (AP) - U.N. peacekeepers are moving deep into a volatile northeast province of Congo to prevent massacres like the one that killed scores this week, the top U.N. envoy here said Wednesday.
Peacekeeper
UN urges Uganda truce for measles immunisation
KAMPALA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - U.N. agencies urged the Ugandan army and northern rebel foes on Thursday to agree a week's truce to permit the immunisation of children against measles, which kills 5,000 children in the east African country every year.
"N
Now Americans Have to Face Shiite Radicalization
By Rémy Ourdan
Le Monde
Friday 10 October 2003
After the suicide attack in Al-Sadr City, incidents have set GIs against Moqtada Al-Sadr's militia.
The man drove up to the police station gateway at the wheel of an old Olds
Lessons in Civility
Paul Krugman
New York Times
Friday 10 October 2003
It's the season of the angry liberal. Books like Al Franken's "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them," Joe Conason's "Big Lies" and Molly Ivins's "Bushwhacked" have become best sellers. (Yes, I've got one
The Mission
By William Rivers Pitt
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Friday 10 October 2003
"The right-wing politics that had forced the scandal were alien and unknown to much of the White House senior staff. To them, what the right was doing seemed so far-fetched, so impossibly convo
Ex-Rebels Ready for Kony
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October 10, 2003
Posted to the web October 10, 2003
Jude Luggya
Kampala
FORMER rebels of the Uganda National Freedom Move-ment/
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The president said the law needs to be amended so that suspected terrorists can be tried secretly.
He said the LRA is not a simple war as people think attributing the struggle to the Sudan.
He said Kony w
Police probe kids over anti-Movement song
By Joseph Mazige
Oct 12, 2003
IGANGA- The Resident District Commissioner, here, Mr Francis Batinti has ordered police to investigate a school that sang a song critical of the Movement government and all past regimes, during independence celebrations on T
Museveni told he'll be pushed
By Badru D. Mulumba
Oct 12, 2003
KAMPALA - Main opposition groups have warned that President Yoweri Museveni would be taking a big risk if he tried to cling to power.
They said yesterday that they would push him out, but did not explain how they would do so.
They s
Fear, hatred overwhelms Congo massacre village
By Dino Mahtani
KATSHELLI, Congo, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Disabled by grief and fear, Kpadhigo Bbulo could not bring himself to retrieve the bodies of his five murdered children from the church where they spent their last, terrifying moments.
"The young
U.N. says discovers new massacre in Congo
By Dino Mahtani
KINSHASA (Reuters) - U.N. military observers have discovered 16 bodies, mainly women and children, in a village in eastern Congo, victims of what appeared to be the latest in a series of massacres, U.N. officials said Friday.
A statement
State Department Decries Robertson Nuke Quote
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (Oct. 12) - The U.S. State Department has condemned an on-air suggestion by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson that the agency ought to be blown up with a nuclear device.
Talk About It
Israel plans to invade Syria, says Malaysian PM Saturday, 11-Oct-2003 3:20AMStory from AFP
Copyright 2003 by Agence France-Presse (via ClariNet)
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia, Oct 11 (AFP) - Israel plans to invade Syria and drag the United States into the war, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahath
Bolivia Sends Troops to Quell Protests, 5 Dead
Sun October 12, 2003 02:54 PM ET
By Rene VillegasLA PAZ, Bolivia (Reuters) - Five people were reported killed on Sunday after Bolivia's government sent thousands of troops backed by tanks to quell increasingly violent protests against
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Protests by the country's poor Indian majority against Sanchez de Lozada have spiraled in the last month amid an economic downturn in this nation of 8 million people, one of the poorest in the Western Hemisph
Peace breaks out in Africa
By Martin Plaut
BBC News
For fighters like these war is no longer fashionable
This week could mark something of a turning point for Africa: in Liberia a new interim government is due to be sworn in and peace talks aimed at ending the decades old Sud
Commonwealth chief sees Uganda civil war easing
KAMPALA, Oct 13 (Reuters) - The secretary general of the Commonwealth said on Monday that progress was being made in resolving Uganda's 17-year northern war, which has displaced up to a million people.
Don McKinnon was in Uganda on the second leg o
Country Needs a Coalition for Change
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OPINION
October 13, 2003
Posted to the web October 13, 2003
Norbert Mao
Kampala
We are witnessing a climactic conf
Neighbours Bring Arms to Uganda, Says Rugunda
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October 13, 2003
Posted to the web October 13, 2003
Steven Candia
Kampala
THE continuous inflow of illegal
In Pictures: Uganda's self-defence militia
RevengeJohn Omoding, 19, saw the rebels beat his father to death with clubs.
He says he now only has one mission:
"My work is to kill those ones who killed my father."
In Pictures: Uganda's self-defence militia
Fighting backUganda's Lord's Resistance Army rebels are notorious for abducting children and mutilating their victims.
Under pressure from the army, they have started attacking eastern areas, as well as their traditional targets in the north
No fearBeatrice Ayala, 23, is spending a month training.
During this time, she will treat her wooden club as though it were a gun.
"When I've finished training, I would like to go and guard my home area.
"Provided I have a gun, there is no fear."
She says the rebels are like wild animals.
AmputatedMax Ekau had his left leg amputated below the knee after being shot by rebel fighters.
He had volunteered to join the Arrows to try and rescue some children from his home areas who had been abducted by the LRA.
Six fellow Arrow volunteers were killed in the attack which left him inju
In Pictures: Uganda's self-defence militia
Former rebelHabib Oigot Aditu is the commander in charge of Alice and John.
He used to be a member of a different rebel group, the Uganda People's Army.
For 10 years, he has been a brick-maker but was the first to join the Arrows after the
AloneAlice Hadija Asio, 24, joined the Arrows after the LRA abducted her husband and three children aged 10, nine and three.
"I have no idea whether they are alive or dead but now I am alone," she says, clutching her new weapon.
The Ugandan army is training and equipping the Arrow Boys (and G
"President Thabo Mbeki has conceded that Africa's continental plan to revitalise economies ravaged by centuries of under-development, wars, poverty and diseases could be seriously undermined."
Netters:
SA President Thabo Mbeki now acknowledges what many an Economist have pointed out centurie
In Pictures: Uganda's self-defence militia
Ethnic tensionsThe LRA incursion into the east has driven a wedge between locals and the northern Acholi ethnic group.
Many easterners now distrust Acholis, ignoring the fact that most LRA fighters are Acholis being held against their will.
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In Pictures: Uganda's self-defence militia
Bumper harvestPresident Yoweri Museveni says the LRA has been defeated but Soroti hospital provides evidence to the contrary.
Nearly 100,000 people remain in Soroti - the region's main town.
They abandoned their bump
Bundibugyo Appeals On Security to UN
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October 13, 2003
Posted to the web October 13, 2003
Kampala
Bundibugyo district and Zone de Kamango in eastern Demo
Twenty-two dead and around thirty wounded is the still preliminary toll of an attack carried out last night by the rebels of the LRA (lord’s Resistance Army) in a village of the district of Lira, North Uganda. The news was referred to MISNA by the staff of Lira’s diocesan ‘Radio Wa’ (‘our radio’),
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Matek,
I am concerned about your journalism. The LRA fighting in Teso are not Acoli. The majority are Itesots under the command of Tabuley who is also from Teso.
KNO
I posted the views of BBC ..no
This is UPDF handy work! and now they "Kony" takes the blame !..In any case where were the UPDF while this so called Rebel attack was taking place?
Matek
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Twenty-two dead and around thirty wounded
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Matovu,
iN YOUR DREAMS Do all Ugandans take presidential jet for a new baby in
Germany?, Are they all Historicals? How about the biological substances?
Keep Dreaming.
Toro
Matovu is sleeping TULO
UPDF Takes Over Arrow Command
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October 14, 2003
Posted to the web October 14, 2003
Richard Otim
Soroti
The Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) has take
Byanyima Denies Secret Power Deal
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October 14, 2003
Posted to the web October 14, 2003
Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda
Kampala
Mbarara Municipality MP Winnie By
'Rebels Holding Secret Meetings'
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October 14, 2003
Posted to the web October 14, 2003
John Nzinjah
Kampala
Anti-government elements are holding secret me
Oh Boy!!!... Hardly two weeks have passed since the Mbeki (SA President) mediated peace deal which was signed between Hutus and Tustis . It seems the much hailed "peace agreement" (by the US State Department and others) has amounted to nothing!
Matek
PS that is what happens when the so called
Rebels kill 22 in bar attack in northern Uganda
KAMPALA, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) raided a bar in Lira district in northern Uganda, rounded up bar patrons and gunned them down, killing all 22 of them, an army spokesman said on Wednesday.
"The incident occurre
22 Killed in Ugandan Village Attack
By HENRY WASSWA
.c The Associated Press
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Rebels fighting a 17-year insurgency attacked a village in northern Uganda, shooting and clubbing 22 people to death, an army spokesman said Tuesday.
The rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army, or L
Uganda rebels shoot drinkers dead
By Nathan Etengu
BBC, Mbale, Uganda
Rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) have killed 23 people in a market in the northern Ugandan district of Lira. The LRA rebels are notorious for their brutality
The incident occurred on Monday night
New violence in Burundi despite peace deal
BUJUMBURA, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Burundi's army on Wednesday accused rebels of killing four people in an ambush and undermining a fragile new peace agreement in the wartorn country.
The Forces for the Defense of Democracy (FDD), the main Hutu rebel group,
Arab militias kill 34 in raid in west Sudan - MP
KHARTOUM, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Arab tribal militias this week killed 34 people and torched several villages in a raid in west Sudan, where rivalry between African farming communities and Arab cattle herders is common, a Sudanese MP said on Wednesday.
WHO Says Health Aid in Teso Isn't Working
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October 15, 2003
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Kampala
The World Health Organisat
"Kony Rebels"Kill 22 At Malwa Pub
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New Vision (Kampala)
October 15, 2003
Posted to the web October 15, 2003
Ali Mao
Kampala
They were having an evening out, drinking a local
Acholi MPs Rush Home After New LRA Attacks
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October 14, 2003
Posted to the web October 15, 2003
Ssemujju Nganda
Kampala
Members of Parliament from Achol
Ex-Aide: Powell Misled Americans
Oct. 15, 2003: (CBS) The person responsible for analyzing the Iraqi weapons threat for Colin Powell says the Secretary of State misinformed Americans during his speech at the U.N. last winter.
Greg Thielmann tells Correspondent Scott Pelley that at the time of Po
Wilson adds ammo to hit war credibility gap
By Paul Bedard
10/15/03: (US News) Just as former Ambassador Joseph Wilson's story that Bushies blew his CIA wife's cover to get back at his criticism of the war in Iraq was getting old, he has stumbled on new ammo to hit the administration's credibil
War's bloody fallout
Hundreds suffer horrible wounds
By PATRICE O'SHAUGHNESSY
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Military medics carry a wounded soldier from a helicopter.
U.S. Army Reserves tend to wounded in Abu Ghraib, west of Baghdad.
Late last June, alm
"We haven't found anything, no weapons of mass destruction, no Saddam, no nothing. And the people there hate us. If we were rolling through a town and they were cheering, hell yeah, it would make us feel better. But when they're not cooperating and throwing rocks and giving us evil looks, we don't
Rwanda says Hutu rebels regrouping in Congo
KIGALI, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Rwanda said on Thursday it feared infiltration by thousands of militiamen just over the border with Democratic Republic of Congo, which it invaded in 1998 to neutralise the armed groups.
Rwanda said Congo should show more com
"A Lendu militia leader, Augustine Lobo said the UPDF re-entered Ituri and killed 250 civilians in Boga, near the Ugandan Border. The report which was picked by FM radio stations in Bunia said the UPDF were helped by PUSIC fighters."
Netters:
Could this be the Hema tribesmen who were recently m
A Toothless Resolution
Even if the Security Council approves the U.S. proposal, it won't change a thing in Iraq.
By Fred Kaplan
Posted Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 4:06 PM PT
Hip, hip, but not hurray. The U.N. Security Council is expected to approve the Bush administration's revised draft of a
"Lies beget more lies; a policy built on deception will always require further deception to sustain itself."..hopeful Kaguta Yoweri Mucebeni is reading this!!!
Lies about Iraq rise to level of the absurd
Jay Bookman
10/16/03: (AJC) Lies beget more lies; a policy built on deception will always re
"The people have control of the streets and are refusing to recognise the authority of the state," said Alvaro Garcia Linares, a sociologist at the University of San Andres in La Paz. "This is a social rebellion against an economic model that has not brought the expected results." ( sometime one ha
Fuller Says Sending Turkish Troops to Iraq is ‘a Bad Idea’
Graham Fuller, former deputy chairman of CIA’s National Intelligence Council and author of ‘Future of Political Islam’, said ‘under present circumstances and conditions it’s a bad idea to send Turkish troops to Iraq’.
ALI H. ASLAN
Wash
The so called acholi leaders should address their concerns to Yoweri Museveni NRM military regime which is in power. Yoweri Museveni's UPDF has committed many many atrocities ( over the past 18 yearsd) against the our people in the north. ...The atrocities include indiscriminate rape of wome
‘A million Ugandans are starving’
By Henry H. Ssali & Rogers Mulindwa
Oct 17, 2003 - monitor
SEMUTO – About a million Ugandans were starving yesterday during celebrations to mark World Food Day.
In a speech read for him by Vice President Gilbert Bukenya, President Yoweri Museveni painted a grim p
Dutch Minister Advises On Kony
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October 25, 2003
Posted to the web October 27, 2003
Grace Matsiko in Gulu
Kampala
The Dutch minister for development coop
Kasese to Fight Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) Remnants
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October 22, 2003
Posted to the web October 22, 2003
Kampala
KASESE district authorities have war
"She named the Forces armees du peuple Congolais led by Jerome Kakawavu Bakonde, which controls the northeastern Ituri towns Aru and Mahagi, as a group that was still enjoying support from Uganda."
"The Ugandan government must take immediate steps to end its continued support of armed groups and
Country Still 'Arming' Ituri Rebel Groups
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October 22, 2003
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Frank Nyakairu & Lucy Lapoti
Kampala
Uganda is still armi
Kony Chops Off Men's Genitals
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October 21, 2003
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Kampala
Kony rebels yesterday killed a man and two of his sons in an a
UPC to Shun Parties, Movement Talks - Tiberondwa
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October 21, 2003
Posted to the web October 21, 2003
John Odyek
Kampala
The Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC
IDPs Ask for Condoms
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October 22, 2003
Posted to the web October 22, 2003
Kampala
MEN in the internally displaced people's camps in Soroti have asked for
Acholi Plead for Aid
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October 20, 2003
Posted to the web October 20, 2003
Kampala
Acholi leaders have urged the Government to consider giving special gra
'Uganda, Rwanda Still Active in DRC' Says Amnesty International
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October 22, 2003
Posted to the web October 22, 2003
Alfred Wasike
Kampala
AMNESTY Intern
Ituri -- A Need for Protection, a Thirst for Justice
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ANALYSIS
October 21, 2003
Posted to the web October 21, 2003
The Ugandan government must acknowle
Government Approves 10 IDP Camps in Kitgum
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October 20, 2003
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Geresom Musamali
Kampala
THE Government has approved the
Museveni Hails UPDF for Resisting Kony Rebels
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October 25, 2003
Posted to the web October 27, 2003
Kampala
President Yoweri Museveni, has addressed the U
THE few reminding Tutsis in the Eastern Part of the DRC are pretty much FINISH...gonna..not even Kagame will save them now...not when Museveni continues to arm the Lendu and other rebel fighters in DRC (See AI Report) .
Matek
29 Hema Bodies Found
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K'jong Warriors Kill District Boss
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October 26, 2003
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Sylvester Onyang
Moroto
Two civil servants were on Thursday kill
Prioritise Northern Region, Government Told
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October 27, 2003
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Grace Matsiko
Kampala
Visiting Dutch minister for develo
A)Chesire said in a statement issued on October 17 that the committee found that conflicts along the Kenya-Ugandan border are primarily due to bad governance and undesirable policies.***
B)**"The ownership of illicit arms by the local population has led to a spiral of violence amo
Ugandan Army Joins Kasangaki Hunt
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October 23, 2003
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Emmy Allio And Agencies
Kampala
Ugandan soldiers from Bundibugyo d
New Duties for Arrow Group
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October 20, 2003
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Milton Olupot
Kampala
THE Arrow Group will be deployed to guard settlemen
Museveni Seeks UK Spy Signals On Kony
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The Monitor (Kampala)
October 19, 2003
Posted to the web October 20, 2003
Badru D. Mulumba
Kampala
President Yoweri Museveni has asked
Rebels Abduct Movement Official
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October 24, 2003
Posted to the web October 24, 2003
Patrick Elobu Angonu
Soroti
The Movement Chairman of Kalaki Sub Cou
Bloodbath in Baghdad as bombs kill 34
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October 27, 2003
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Nairobi
The recent
DRC Helping Militia, Says Rwanda
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October 24, 2003
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Johannesburg
RWANDA has accused the government of the Democr
Reform warns Tri-Star firm
By Emma Mutaizibwa
Oct 28, 2003
KAMPALA â The Reform Agenda yesterday gave Apparels Tri-Star a one-week ultimatum to reinstate the recently fired employees or else it would petition the American government.
The textile factory, which exports apparels to the United State
Govt should speak straight
Editorial
Oct 28, 2003
Vice President Prof. Gilbert Bukenya over the weekend handed down a pleasant surprise with his advice to all interested parties to avoid attacking those opposed to the lifting of presidential term limits.
As must now be almost common knowledge, so
 OLD MANâS CORNER By F.D.R. Gureme
Karooro book shatters dirty language
Oct 28, 2003
A global lawyerâs conference sits in Los Angeles. Evenings permit participants to savour its nightlife. An American and a French lawyer talk over a drink. The American suggests that French lawyers ha
The question is: why should members of the International Community believe Richard Perle when he makes such utterances about Korea? George Bush's US has NO credibility at this point in the game!!! that is unless and until the US finds the Massive WMD about which we were told Sadism possessed!
"The situation needs urgent attention, and the DRC government must show more commitment in resolving this problem," he said on 15 October. "We are not happy at all. They are not doing anything and these forces are moving towards our borders."
Kinshasa, Kigali Seek Common Action On Rwandan Rebels
IRIN Interview with Amnesty International Secretary-General Irene Khan
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October 21, 2003
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