Re: ugnet_: Njuba-Opposition Interim Boss to the Talks/Jokes on political pluralism

[Edward Mulindwa]

This shows a critical mind how Uganda's political arena has narrowed down. Since when did you hear the name Njuba? Is he really the best that AGAIN is out there to bring  issues that must convince me as Edward to take these issues serious? Does this mean that Uganda stopped completely to produce any new young blood with brilliant ideas which can make Uganda move even a single step forward? Are we so desperate that Njuba is the best that can be presented?   Yes because we are so stupid to buy such crap as Konny attacked in Teso, he was attacked by UPDF which killed his officers, and Konny managed to escape with the bodies. So Konny a man who is on foot and when UPDF is in pursuit, managed to ran with the bodies of dead men all the way from Teso to Southern Sudan. And in the process, UPDF failed to find him. Ugandans with cheap minds like that deserves nothing better than Njuba. You get the leaders you so eloquently deserve, the problem is that even our selves who do not want them, become subjects of the same. The days are strange indeed.   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" ----- Original Message ----- From: Owor Kipenji To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2003 5:55 PM Subject: ugnet_: Njuba-Opposition Interim Boss to the Talks/Jokes on political pluralism Opposition team picks Njuba as interim boss By Mwanguhya Charles Mpagi Nov 3, 2003 KAMPALA - The opposition has named Mr Sam Njuba as its contact person for the proposed talks with government on political pluralism. Njuba is the vice chairman of the opposition Reform Agenda. Seven opposition groups on October 27 wrote a joint letter to the National Political Commissar, Dr Crispus Kiyonga, on the way forward for the planned talks on the transition to multi-party democracy. "Our contact person, for the time being shall be Mr Sam Njuba of the Reform Agenda [Tel. 077 409548] Reform Agenda Offices. Plot 91 Bukoto Street Kamwokya, Kampala," the opposition wrote to Kiyonga. Kiyonga is the chairman of the 25-member government team appointed by President Yoweri Museveni on October 17 to lead talks with opposition groups on the roadmap to political pluralism. The letter titled "Our Common Response to the Proposed National Dialogue" was signed by the Conservative Party (CP), Democratic Party (DP), Justice Forum (Jeema), National Democrats Forum (NDF), Reform Agenda (RA), The Free Movement (TFM) and Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC). The opposition said it will take a collective and joint stand in the talks. The opposition said it is opposed to bilateral talks or consultations as individual groups. "The political parties [and] organisations as indicated here below would like to state that they welcome, in principle, your proposed National Dialogue to deal with issues of transition to pluralistic democracy in the country. As you are aware we have indeed been demanding for such a dialogue and a national conference in particular for a long time," the opposition wrote. They also want a clear agenda for the talks. Mr Nsubuga Nsambu (Makindye West) signed on behalf of CP and Mr Damiano Lubega signed for DP. Mr Kibirige Mayanja signed for Jeema, Mr Njuba for RA, Mr Frederick Juuko for TFM while Dr James Rwanyarare signed for UPC. The opposition asked Kiyonga that "a date, venue, agenda, chairperson and any other modalities of the first preparatory meeting between us and you be agreed between the two sides as soon as possible". � 2003 The Monitor Publications   Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger