Hi Caleb,
Thanks for appreciating our humble opinions. I would also like to thank our
brothers Mr. Acema and Hon. Okuonzi for initiating this debate. Let others feel
free to give their perspectives to the issues being raised in order to enrich
our understanding. Such debates are healthy
Well put, I thought you were an oil policy analyst, now your level of
anthropology is baffling. Kudos
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On Jul 21, 2013, at 7:28 AM, Angelo Izama izama.ang...@gmail.com wrote:
Good people,
Some of you may recognize that my name Angelo
There is a school of thought that such institutions are not compatible with
modernity, the reality is that such institutions play critical roles in
preserving some core values (some of which we have lost but can be revived) and
more. We have these values in plenty for which the rest of the
Dear Caleb and members,
Thank you for supporting David's idea about research on our cultures and
traditions. I too, think that debate opens space for honest discussions
that will lay a solid foundation for seeking solutions to the formidable
challenges facing us as region in the presently
http://www.monitor.co.ug/SpecialReports/Arua-airport-project-stalls-over-land-conflictShut-gateway/-/688342/1918210/-/g9fb76z/-/index.html
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That is beautiful, do we have other natives, (not derivatively used as seen
through the prism of colonialists) who have authored anything about the rest of
the communities of West Nile.
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On Jul 21, 2013, at 2:51 PM, Charles Male cdm...@gmail.com wrote:
Caleb,
I beleive
FYI.
Bwana kiggundu..please subscribe John Alege (consult.al...@gmail.com)
to west nile net so that he can post is interventions directly to this group.
Charles
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Caleb,
You are too kind.
On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 11:36 AM, Caleb Alaka calebal...@yahoo.com wrote:
Well put, I thought you were an oil policy analyst, now your level of
anthropology is baffling. Kudos
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On Jul 21, 2013, at 7:28 AM, Angelo Izama
Honourable Virtual Parliamentarians
This issue of the Agofe being at the Presidents office is I believe one of
those issues of people looking for the brown envelope. I have read all
posts by the Retired Amassador Harold Acema and Dr Okuonzi. I did not read
anything insensitive to those seeking a
Dear all,
One of the finest works on the people of West Nile, particularly the Madi is
that of Blackings (2011) entitled Narrating our futures: Customs, rituals and
practices of the Ma'di of South Sudan and Uganda. If you open the first page of
that book you are not likely to put it down
Mr. Adiga,
Just a point of correction. Maracha and Koboko never refused to share
a district with Aringa as you seem to suggest.
The issue with sharing of districts was the location of the district
HQs. You will recall that the former North Nile district (1970s) was
composed of Maracha, Koboko
Dear All,
I find this an interesting debate, but at the same time think it is a red
herring in this net at this particular time. I thought we were going to
discuss the Status Report of the Interim Executive. And now this Agofe
thing seems to be the most important.
I do respect the views
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