Re: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
Mulindwa please go to bed. If you don't see the flaws in your arguments, then there is something serious to be questioned. If Besigye crafted the movement policies that have seen it through 20 years now, why is it difficult for him, for the last ten or so years, to craft policies that should have brought it, the NRA/M, down by now? Perhaps this "I am scared of FDC for if these people managed to craft the Movement policies this good to be effective for twenty years, I surely would vote for Museveni than Kiiza Besigye any time." in colour is what readers should pay attention to, to understand a little more. You continued "And politics is never a profession, they have tried and failed, some like Besgiye even stood twice and lost, let them move on." Are you being serious? What opposition leadership in Uganda has tried and succeeded? Tell us? Has the UPC leadership tried and succeeded? What about the DP; CP, etc. Have they all tried and succeeded? Or, they have not tried at all maybe, therefore they should be the only ones to be allowed to try on and on, while Mulindwa votes for Museveni each time the Beigyes try? Mulindwa take such childish argument away and far. Then again you stated "Well if that is true why do you consider me not being smart when I get bothered of not only Museveni but Colonel Samson Mande whose name appears on the certificate of origin, as a buyer of the Missile that took the plane down?" Simple: Because you don't understand what are being said. As simple as that. Mulindwa, are you going to boot out every single Ugandan who work for the NRA/M government? The fundamental question here is NOT who bought the missile; BUT who ENGINEERED the entire scheme!! Get that and understand it clearly. It will help. Ocii Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ocii I am trying my best not to get entangled into your arguments for I have seen them way long to burn my gas but let me respond to you as brief as I can. I am scared of FDC for if these people managed to craft the Movement policies this good to be effective for twenty years, I surely would vote for Museveni than Kiiza Besigye any time. And politics is never a profession, they have tried and failed, some like Besgiye even stood twice and lost, let them move on. Second you state and I quote "Everything that went wrong in Uganda including the assassination of former Rwandan president was diue to Mu7, who is the architect of it all." End quote. Well if that is true why do you consider me not being smart when I get bothered of not only Museveni but Colonel Samson Mande whose name appears on the certificate of origin, as a buyer of the Missile that took the plane down? I am going to bed. Em Toronto 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: ocii To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 9:49 PM Subject: Re: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Mulindwa, Why are you so scared of the FDC than even the movement govt that is running the country as we speak? And why are you scared shitfull of yourself of Kizza Besigye, Samson Mande, and Mugisha Muntu than Mu7 and his NRA/M running the country today? Do these people know something about you, you don't feel comfortable about? Inquiring mind would like to know! If not then I don't see why you should be so scared of the FDC which by and large is still under construction. Make sense to you? Everything that went wrong in Uganda including the assassination of former Rwandan president was diue to Mu7, who is the architect of it all. But you are instead attacking the Mandes, to perpetuate Mu7 in power maybe?, who were themselves recruits of Mu7 the architect. Mulindwa you cannot be very smart! I pitty you. Ocii Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: And you expect Mugisha Muntu who was a commanding officer of UPDF as it was burning Ugandans in Mukura to be on of the top leaders of FDC as these assets are being confiscated. Then you expect Colonel Samson Mande who was commanding in the North as the entire brigade 35 was murdered including their children and wives to start a party as FDC that will confiscate these assets. We have been right in this position when the Luwero war was running and we were called idiots for it is only Museveni that can remove Obote. Today the war of Uganda has been again personalized to the name Yoweri Museveni. Ugandans have every right not to involve them selves into such madness. Em Toronto The Mulindwas Communication Group "With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy" Groupe de communication Mulindwas "avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda
Re: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
Ocii I am trying my best not to get entangled into your arguments for I have seen them way long to burn my gas but let me respond to you as brief as I can. I am scared of FDC for if these people managed to craft the Movement policies this good to be effective for twenty years, I surely would vote for Museveni than Kiiza Besigye any time. And politics is never a profession, they have tried and failed, some like Besgiye even stood twice and lost, let them move on. Second you state and I quote "Everything that went wrong in Uganda including the assassination of former Rwandan president was diue to Mu7, who is the architect of it all." End quote. Well if that is true why do you consider me not being smart when I get bothered of not only Museveni but Colonel Samson Mande whose name appears on the certificate of origin, as a buyer of the Missile that took the plane down? I am going to bed. Em Toronto 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: ocii To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 9:49 PM Subject: Re: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Mulindwa, Why are you so scared of the FDC than even the movement govt that is running the country as we speak? And why are you scared shitfull of yourself of Kizza Besigye, Samson Mande, and Mugisha Muntu than Mu7 and his NRA/M running the country today? Do these people know something about you, you don't feel comfortable about? Inquiring mind would like to know! If not then I don't see why you should be so scared of the FDC which by and large is still under construction. Make sense to you? Everything that went wrong in Uganda including the assassination of former Rwandan president was diue to Mu7, who is the architect of it all. But you are instead attacking the Mandes, to perpetuate Mu7 in power maybe?, who were themselves recruits of Mu7 the architect. Mulindwa you cannot be very smart! I pitty you. Ocii Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: And you expect Mugisha Muntu who was a commanding officer of UPDF as it was burning Ugandans in Mukura to be on of the top leaders of FDC as these assets are being confiscated. Then you expect Colonel Samson Mande who was commanding in the North as the entire brigade 35 was murdered including their children and wives to start a party as FDC that will confiscate these assets. We have been right in this position when the Luwero war was running and we were called idiots for it is only Museveni that can remove Obote. Today the war of Uganda has been again personalized to the name Yoweri Museveni. Ugandans have every right not to involve them selves into such madness. Em Toronto 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: ocii To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:54 PM Subject: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania These are the kinds of public fund embezzlements that keeps Uganda, and indeed Africa underdeveloped! Idiot leaders emebezzling public funds with impunity. Well, keep this plus many other issues alive. Eventually these individuals will have to pay back the money, or their wealth taken. Period. Ocii * MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Yasiin Mugerwa PARLIAMENT A PARLIAMENTARY committee has instituted a probe into circumstances under which President Yoweri Museveni spent Shs1.6 billion of tax-payers money to construct two schools in Tanzania. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee yesterday instructed its legal department to investigate the conditions under which the President committed public funds amounting to US$932,823.2 to build two secondary schools in Tanzania. The two schools include Nyamiyaga, Murongo located in Karagwe area and Nyarigamba, Muhutwe situated in Muleba District bordering Bokoba area. According to correspondences Daily Monitor has seen, the construction of the two schools began some time in 2005 after Multiplex Ltd, a Ugandan private company allegedly won the contract. The construction comes at a time when there is acute shortage of classrooms for Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education in the country. Concern was raised after the committee learnt that the money (Shs1.6 billion) Mr Museveni used for the construction was charged on the donation account of the StateHouse budget without authority. The committee al
Re: [Ugnet] Re: MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
So the man builds an army from non Ugandans, he fights obote with it and you are re happy, he gets Kagame a Rwandese to command it and you are happy, now you want to claim charity begins at home when he builds schools. Do you actually know that Uganda sells power to Rwanda although Uganda has load shedding? I thought this is how he has ran his government all along, you think Uganda coperations were being sold by Ugandans or you think Kayinehura uses black Mamba for he is a Ugandan? Man we are slow . Em Toronto 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: "ssenya nyange" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: ; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 9:24 PM Subject: [Ugnet] Re: MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Charity begins at home. Thats why Uganda is in danger. J. Ssenyange - MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Yasiin Mugerwa PARLIAMENT A PARLIAMENTARY committee has instituted a probe into circumstances under which President Yoweri Museveni spent Shs1.6 billion of tax-payers money to construct two schools in Tanzania. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee yesterday instructed its legal department to investigate the conditions under which the President committed public funds amounting to US$932,823.2 to build two secondary schools in Tanzania. The two schools include Nyamiyaga, Murongo located in Karagwe area and Nyarigamba, Muhutwe situated in Muleba District bordering Bokoba area. According to correspondences Daily Monitor has seen, the construction of the two schools began some time in 2005 after Multiplex Ltd, a Ugandan private company allegedly won the contract. The construction comes at a time when there is acute shortage of classrooms for Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education in the country. Concern was raised after the committee learnt that the money (Shs1.6 billion) Mr Museveni used for the construction was charged on the donation account of the StateHouse budget without authority. The committee also heard that the two schools were a donation by Mr Museveni to the Tanzanians for their historical contribution to the 1979 liberation struggle that ousted the former President, late Idd Amin Dada from power. "This is unacceptable as Parliament we cannot appropriate money for Tanzanians yet many Ugandans are still grappling with illiteracy. This money would have gone to Luweero District but not Tanzania," said Nandala Mafabi (Budadiri West) the committee chairperson. "This was a Ugandan struggle not for Tanzanians. If the president wished to donate he would have used his personal savings not public resources. To bring this (donation) to our budget was wrong." Richard Muhinda, the Statehouse Comptroller said the money was part of President Museveni's donation item and is not limited to any country. "The President is the fountain of honour and is free to donate to any person that deserves assistance in whatever locality," said Mr Muhinda. "It had been an outstanding donation to the people of Tanzania and we had to squeeze our own budget (StateHouse) to fulfill this pledge." But the committee has established that even the circumstances under which Multiplex Ltd was awarded a $1 million contract to construct the two schools had loopholes. It is alleged that the tendering process was not clear since Mr Muhinda admitted that there was no advertising made inviting other bidders as the construction of both schools was an emergency. Mr Muhinda insists that there was no foul play because StateHouse used restrictive bidding involving Multiplex Ltd, Roko Construction Company Ltd, Transaction International and Complliant Engineers & Trade Ltd. "We offered the tender to Multiplex because they had a fair deal. Their rates were lower compared to others. I am proud to have been part of this project because it was transparent and we followed the law," Mr Muhinda said. But the committee wondered whether it would be possible for Tanzanian authorities to allow Ugandan Parliament to conduct a value-for money audit into the project. Daily Monitor has learnt that State House contract with Multiplex was not signed by any Multiplex official but instead with the Tanzanian government. -- Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new Yahoo! Mail -- ___ Ugandanet mailing list Ugandanet@kym.net
Re: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
Mulindwa, Why are you so scared of the FDC than even the movement govt that is running the country as we speak? And why are you scared shitfull of yourself of Kizza Besigye, Samson Mande, and Mugisha Muntu than Mu7 and his NRA/M running the country today? Do these people know something about you, you don't feel comfortable about? Inquiring mind would like to know! If not then I don't see why you should be so scared of the FDC which by and large is still under construction. Make sense to you? Everything that went wrong in Uganda including the assassination of former Rwandan president was diue to Mu7, who is the architect of it all. But you are instead attacking the Mandes, to perpetuate Mu7 in power maybe?, who were themselves recruits of Mu7 the architect. Mulindwa you cannot be very smart! I pitty you. Ocii Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: And you expect Mugisha Muntu who was a commanding officer of UPDF as it was burning Ugandans in Mukura to be on of the top leaders of FDC as these assets are being confiscated. Then you expect Colonel Samson Mande who was commanding in the North as the entire brigade 35 was murdered including their children and wives to start a party as FDC that will confiscate these assets. We have been right in this position when the Luwero war was running and we were called idiots for it is only Museveni that can remove Obote. Today the war of Uganda has been again personalized to the name Yoweri Museveni. Ugandans have every right not to involve them selves into such madness. Em Toronto 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: ocii To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:54 PM Subject: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania These are the kinds of public fund embezzlements that keeps Uganda, and indeed Africa underdeveloped! Idiot leaders emebezzling public funds with impunity. Well, keep this plus many other issues alive. Eventually these individuals will have to pay back the money, or their wealth taken. Period. Ocii * MPs probe Museveni schools in TanzaniaYasiin Mugerwa PARLIAMENT A PARLIAMENTARY committee has instituted a probe into circumstances under which President Yoweri Museveni spent Shs1.6 billion of tax-payers money to construct two schools in Tanzania. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee yesterday instructed its legal department to investigate the conditions under which the President committed public funds amounting to US$932,823.2 to build two secondary schools in Tanzania. The two schools include Nyamiyaga, Murongo located in Karagwe area and Nyarigamba, Muhutwe situated in Muleba District bordering Bokoba area. According to correspondences Daily Monitor has seen, the construction of the two schools began some time in 2005 after Multiplex Ltd, a Ugandan private company allegedly won the contract. The construction comes at a time when there is acute shortage of classrooms for Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education in the country. Concern was raised after the committee learnt that the money (Shs1.6 billion) Mr Museveni used for the construction was charged on the donation account of the StateHouse budget without authority. The committee also heard that the two schools were a donation by Mr Museveni to the Tanzanians for their historical contribution to the 1979 liberation struggle that ousted the former President, late Idd Amin Dada from power. This is unacceptable as Parliament we cannot appropriate money for Tanzanians yet many Ugandans are still grappling with illiteracy. This money would have gone to Luweero District but not Tanzania, said Nandala Mafabi (Budadiri West) the committee chairperson. This was a Ugandan struggle not for Tanzanians. If the president wished to donate he would have used his personal savings not public resources. To bring this (donation) to our budget was wrong. Richard Muhinda, the Statehouse Comptroller said the money was part of President Musevenis donation item and is not limited to any country. The President is the fountain of honour and is free to donate to any person that deserves assistance in whatever locality, said Mr Muhinda. It had been an outstanding donation to the people of Tanzania and we had to squeeze our own budget (StateHouse) to fulfill this pledge. But the committee has established that even the circumstances under which Multiplex Ltd was awarded a $1 million contract to construct the two schools had loopholes. It is alleged that the tendering process was not clear since Mr Muhinda admitted that there was no advertising made inviting other bidders a
[Ugnet] Re: MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
Charity begins at home. Thats why Uganda is in danger. J. Ssenyange - MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Yasiin Mugerwa PARLIAMENT A PARLIAMENTARY committee has instituted a probe into circumstances under which President Yoweri Museveni spent Shs1.6 billion of tax-payers money to construct two schools in Tanzania. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee yesterday instructed its legal department to investigate the conditions under which the President committed public funds amounting to US$932,823.2 to build two secondary schools in Tanzania. The two schools include Nyamiyaga, Murongo located in Karagwe area and Nyarigamba, Muhutwe situated in Muleba District bordering Bokoba area. According to correspondences Daily Monitor has seen, the construction of the two schools began some time in 2005 after Multiplex Ltd, a Ugandan private company allegedly won the contract. The construction comes at a time when there is acute shortage of classrooms for Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education in the country. Concern was raised after the committee learnt that the money (Shs1.6 billion) Mr Museveni used for the construction was charged on the donation account of the StateHouse budget without authority. The committee also heard that the two schools were a donation by Mr Museveni to the Tanzanians for their historical contribution to the 1979 liberation struggle that ousted the former President, late Idd Amin Dada from power. "This is unacceptable as Parliament we cannot appropriate money for Tanzanians yet many Ugandans are still grappling with illiteracy. This money would have gone to Luweero District but not Tanzania," said Nandala Mafabi (Budadiri West) the committee chairperson. "This was a Ugandan struggle not for Tanzanians. If the president wished to donate he would have used his personal savings not public resources. To bring this (donation) to our budget was wrong." Richard Muhinda, the Statehouse Comptroller said the money was part of President Museveni's donation item and is not limited to any country. "The President is the fountain of honour and is free to donate to any person that deserves assistance in whatever locality," said Mr Muhinda. "It had been an outstanding donation to the people of Tanzania and we had to squeeze our own budget (StateHouse) to fulfill this pledge." But the committee has established that even the circumstances under which Multiplex Ltd was awarded a $1 million contract to construct the two schools had loopholes. It is alleged that the tendering process was not clear since Mr Muhinda admitted that there was no advertising made inviting other bidders as the construction of both schools was an emergency. Mr Muhinda insists that there was no foul play because StateHouse used restrictive bidding involving Multiplex Ltd, Roko Construction Company Ltd, Transaction International and Complliant Engineers & Trade Ltd. "We offered the tender to Multiplex because they had a fair deal. Their rates were lower compared to others. I am proud to have been part of this project because it was transparent and we followed the law," Mr Muhinda said. But the committee wondered whether it would be possible for Tanzanian authorities to allow Ugandan Parliament to conduct a value-for money audit into the project. Daily Monitor has learnt that State House contract with Multiplex was not signed by any Multiplex official but instead with the Tanzanian government. -- Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new Yahoo! Mail -- ___ Ugandanet mailing list Ugandanet@kym.net http://kym.net/mailman/listinfo/ugandanet % UGANDANET is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them (including attachments if any). The List's Host is not responsible for them in any way. --- ___ Ugandanet mailing list Ugandanet@kym.net http://kym.net/mailman/listinfo/ugandanet % UGANDANET is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them (including attachments if any). The List's Host is not responsible for them in any way. --- _ Windows Live Hotmail with drag and drop, you can easily move and organize your mail in one simple step. Get it today! www.newhotmail.ca?icid=WLHMENCA153
Re: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
And you expect Mugisha Muntu who was a commanding officer of UPDF as it was burning Ugandans in Mukura to be on of the top leaders of FDC as these assets are being confiscated. Then you expect Colonel Samson Mande who was commanding in the North as the entire brigade 35 was murdered including their children and wives to start a party as FDC that will confiscate these assets. We have been right in this position when the Luwero war was running and we were called idiots for it is only Museveni that can remove Obote. Today the war of Uganda has been again personalized to the name Yoweri Museveni. Ugandans have every right not to involve them selves into such madness. Em Toronto 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: ocii To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:54 PM Subject: [Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania These are the kinds of public fund embezzlements that keeps Uganda, and indeed Africa underdeveloped! Idiot leaders emebezzling public funds with impunity. Well, keep this plus many other issues alive. Eventually these individuals will have to pay back the money, or their wealth taken. Period. Ocii * MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania Yasiin Mugerwa PARLIAMENT A PARLIAMENTARY committee has instituted a probe into circumstances under which President Yoweri Museveni spent Shs1.6 billion of tax-payers money to construct two schools in Tanzania. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee yesterday instructed its legal department to investigate the conditions under which the President committed public funds amounting to US$932,823.2 to build two secondary schools in Tanzania. The two schools include Nyamiyaga, Murongo located in Karagwe area and Nyarigamba, Muhutwe situated in Muleba District bordering Bokoba area. According to correspondences Daily Monitor has seen, the construction of the two schools began some time in 2005 after Multiplex Ltd, a Ugandan private company allegedly won the contract. The construction comes at a time when there is acute shortage of classrooms for Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education in the country. Concern was raised after the committee learnt that the money (Shs1.6 billion) Mr Museveni used for the construction was charged on the donation account of the StateHouse budget without authority. The committee also heard that the two schools were a donation by Mr Museveni to the Tanzanians for their historical contribution to the 1979 liberation struggle that ousted the former President, late Idd Amin Dada from power. "This is unacceptable as Parliament we cannot appropriate money for Tanzanians yet many Ugandans are still grappling with illiteracy. This money would have gone to Luweero District but not Tanzania," said Nandala Mafabi (Budadiri West) the committee chairperson. "This was a Ugandan struggle not for Tanzanians. If the president wished to donate he would have used his personal savings not public resources. To bring this (donation) to our budget was wrong." Richard Muhinda, the Statehouse Comptroller said the money was part of President Museveni's donation item and is not limited to any country. "The President is the fountain of honour and is free to donate to any person that deserves assistance in whatever locality," said Mr Muhinda. "It had been an outstanding donation to the people of Tanzania and we had to squeeze our own budget (StateHouse) to fulfill this pledge." But the committee has established that even the circumstances under which Multiplex Ltd was awarded a $1 million contract to construct the two schools had loopholes. It is alleged that the tendering process was not clear since Mr Muhinda admitted that there was no advertising made inviting other bidders as the construction of both schools was an emergency. Mr Muhinda insists that there was no foul play because StateHouse used restrictive bidding involving Multiplex Ltd, Roko Construction Company Ltd, Transaction International and Complliant Engineers & Trade Ltd. "We offered the tender to Multiplex because they had a fair deal. Their rates were lower compared to others. I am proud to have been part of this project because it was transparent and we followed the law," Mr Muhinda said. But the committee wondered whether it would be possible for Tanzanian authorities to allow Ugandan Parliament to conduct a value-for money audit into the project. Daily Monitor has learnt that State House contract with Multiplex was not signed by any Multiplex official but instead with the Tanzanian gov
[Ugnet] MPs probe Museveni schools in Tanzania
These are the kinds of public fund embezzlements that keeps Uganda, and indeed Africa underdeveloped! Idiot leaders emebezzling public funds with impunity. Well, keep this plus many other issues alive. Eventually these individuals will have to pay back the money, or their wealth taken. Period. Ocii * MPs probe Museveni schools in TanzaniaYasiin Mugerwa PARLIAMENT A PARLIAMENTARY committee has instituted a probe into circumstances under which President Yoweri Museveni spent Shs1.6 billion of tax-payers money to construct two schools in Tanzania. The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee yesterday instructed its legal department to investigate the conditions under which the President committed public funds amounting to US$932,823.2 to build two secondary schools in Tanzania. The two schools include Nyamiyaga, Murongo located in Karagwe area and Nyarigamba, Muhutwe situated in Muleba District bordering Bokoba area. According to correspondences Daily Monitor has seen, the construction of the two schools began some time in 2005 after Multiplex Ltd, a Ugandan private company allegedly won the contract. The construction comes at a time when there is acute shortage of classrooms for Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education in the country. Concern was raised after the committee learnt that the money (Shs1.6 billion) Mr Museveni used for the construction was charged on the donation account of the StateHouse budget without authority. The committee also heard that the two schools were a donation by Mr Museveni to the Tanzanians for their historical contribution to the 1979 liberation struggle that ousted the former President, late Idd Amin Dada from power. This is unacceptable as Parliament we cannot appropriate money for Tanzanians yet many Ugandans are still grappling with illiteracy. This money would have gone to Luweero District but not Tanzania, said Nandala Mafabi (Budadiri West) the committee chairperson. This was a Ugandan struggle not for Tanzanians. If the president wished to donate he would have used his personal savings not public resources. To bring this (donation) to our budget was wrong. Richard Muhinda, the Statehouse Comptroller said the money was part of President Musevenis donation item and is not limited to any country. The President is the fountain of honour and is free to donate to any person that deserves assistance in whatever locality, said Mr Muhinda. It had been an outstanding donation to the people of Tanzania and we had to squeeze our own budget (StateHouse) to fulfill this pledge. But the committee has established that even the circumstances under which Multiplex Ltd was awarded a $1 million contract to construct the two schools had loopholes. It is alleged that the tendering process was not clear since Mr Muhinda admitted that there was no advertising made inviting other bidders as the construction of both schools was an emergency. Mr Muhinda insists that there was no foul play because StateHouse used restrictive bidding involving Multiplex Ltd, Roko Construction Company Ltd, Transaction International and Complliant Engineers & Trade Ltd. We offered the tender to Multiplex because they had a fair deal. Their rates were lower compared to others. I am proud to have been part of this project because it was transparent and we followed the law, Mr Muhinda said. But the committee wondered whether it would be possible for Tanzanian authorities to allow Ugandan Parliament to conduct a value-for money audit into the project. Daily Monitor has learnt that State House contract with Multiplex was not signed by any Multiplex official but instead with the Tanzanian government. - Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new Yahoo! Mail ___ Ugandanet mailing list Ugandanet@kym.net http://kym.net/mailman/listinfo/ugandanet % UGANDANET is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them (including attachments if any). The List's Host is not responsible for them in any way. ---
Re: [Ugnet] DID MANDE AND MUNTU ATTEND THE ASSASINATION MEETING?
Ocii It is good to know that you are still okay, have a good night please. Em Toronto 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: ocii To: The First Virtual Network for friends of Uganda Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 8:29 PM Subject: Re: [Ugnet] DID MANDE AND MUNTU ATTEND THE ASSASINATION MEETING? Seriously, your idiocy is unparalled. Ugandan problem is Mu7 and his movement govt; Rwandese problem is the PRA and their leader, Kagame. These individuals are still at the helm, directing the devastation of these nations! Unless you are in cahoot with them, stop misleading wananchi by attempting to redirect their attention to none issue at this point in time. There are systemic approach to any issue! Ocii Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ugandans As we continue to discuss Uganda issues and getting to understand what FDC is, I need some body from the whole list of members of FDC we have in this forum, to clarify these reports. And if Colonel Samson Mande can only be kind enough to shed some light on what exactly happened to the plane of the Rwandese President. From the report I am posting here down under, it is alleged that a meeting to plan the assassination of the President of Rwanda was held in Rwakitura, and among those that attended that meeting was Colonel Samson Mande and Mugisha Muntu. This report continues that the missiles that were used to bring down this air craft were purchased in Russia and Colonel Samson Mande's name is indicated on the certificate of their purchase. The reason I Need a clarification from these good gentlemen, is that the shooting down of this aircraft resulted into massive deaths of Rwandese, thus the Rwandese genocide. Can some body please clarify these reports, on whether Colonel Samson Mande (a) actually purchased the missiles and his name was on the purchase certificates, and (b) did he attend the meeting in Rwankitura with Mugisha Muntu to plan the assassination of the Rwandese president? I am all ears. Em Toronto The M7, Kagame hand in shooting down of Habyarimana plane Last updated : 04 July 2007, Kampala Shortly after the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) had reluctantly agreed to the Arusha Peace Accord in 1993, they met in Rwakitura to find how to help the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) to take power in Kigali. They agreed that the quickest way was to assasinate President Juvenal Habyarimana of Rwanda. Hit squads and other ways were discused but the one we want to report on was to shoot down the presidential jet. Rwakitura for those who don't know is Museveni's village home. Some of the people who attended that meeting were then Uganda's powerful Director General of ISO Brig. Jim Muhwezi, Col Samson Mande the military attache to Uganda's High Commission in Dar es Salaam (who by the way is indicated on the certificate of purchase of the Russian made missiles that were used), Gen. Paul Kagame, Lt. Col. James Kabarebe of the RPA, Col. Theoneste Lizinde and a host of other RPF top dogs. (Col. Lizinde had defected to the RPA after serving as Pres. Habyarimana's director of intelligence). But in order to shoot down the plane, the problem was how to trap President Habyarimana into flying in such that his schedule and movements could be tracked. So they did it by calling a meeting where heads of state would come.There were good excuses for this. At that time the Arusha peace agreement between the RPF/RPA and Rwandan government was stuck. There were also problems in Burundi. So Museveni convinced President Mwinyi of Tanzania to call a summit meeting to discuss these problems. The meeting finally took place on April 6 1994 in Dar es Salaam. Among the topics was the progress of integrating RPF in the so called interim government in Kigali, which had been agreed on in the Arusha accords. At Dar es Salaam, first, this man Museveni arrived extremely late. Then also during the meeting he kept talking and talking about irrelevant things which had nothing to do with agreed agenda and the meeting couldn't end on time. Ugandans know that this is typical Museveni backward manners, where he delays for hours thinking the whole world should wait for him and then enjoy the sound of his voice for more hours. But looking back, it seems Museveni made sure Habyarimana was delayed in Tanzania until dusk so that by the time they would arrive in Kigali, it would be dark (insecure). Darkness would be the best time in terms of visibility (planes lights, and noise as the city is quieter) and the shooters not being detected under cover of darkness. You shall recall, that after their meeting M7 was on the tarmac to see off Habyarimana
Re: [Ugnet] DID MANDE AND MUNTU ATTEND THE ASSASINATION MEETING?
Seriously, your idiocy is unparalled. Ugandan problem is Mu7 and his movement govt; Rwandese problem is the PRA and their leader, Kagame. These individuals are still at the helm, directing the devastation of these nations! Unless you are in cahoot with them, stop misleading wananchi by attempting to redirect their attention to none issue at this point in time. There are systemic approach to any issue! Ocii Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ugandans As we continue to discuss Uganda issues and getting to understand what FDC is, I need some body from the whole list of members of FDC we have in this forum, to clarify these reports. And if Colonel Samson Mande can only be kind enough to shed some light on what exactly happened to the plane of the Rwandese President. From the report I am posting here down under, it is alleged that a meeting to plan the assassination of the President of Rwanda was held in Rwakitura, and among those that attended that meeting was Colonel Samson Mande and Mugisha Muntu. This report continues that the missiles that were used to bring down this air craft were purchased in Russia and Colonel Samson Mande's name is indicated on the certificate of their purchase. The reason I Need a clarification from these good gentlemen, is that the shooting down of this aircraft resulted into massive deaths of Rwandese, thus the Rwandese genocide. Can some body please clarify these reports, on whether Colonel Samson Mande (a) actually purchased the missiles and his name was on the purchase certificates, and (b) did he attend the meeting in Rwankitura with Mugisha Muntu to plan the assassination of the Rwandese president? I am all ears. Em Toronto The M7, Kagame hand in shooting down of Habyarimana plane Last updated : 04 July 2007, Kampala Shortly after the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) had reluctantly agreed to the Arusha Peace Accord in 1993, they met in Rwakitura to find how to help the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) to take power in Kigali. They agreed that the quickest way was to assasinate President Juvenal Habyarimana of Rwanda. Hit squads and other ways were discused but the one we want to report on was to shoot down the presidential jet. Rwakitura for those who don't know is Museveni's village home. Some of the people who attended that meeting were then Uganda's powerful Director General of ISO Brig. Jim Muhwezi, Col Samson Mande the military attache to Uganda's High Commission in Dar es Salaam (who by the way is indicated on the certificate of purchase of the Russian made missiles that were used), Gen. Paul Kagame, Lt. Col. James Kabarebe of the RPA, Col. Theoneste Lizinde and a host of other RPF top dogs. (Col. Lizinde had defected to the RPA after serving as Pres. Habyarimana's director of intelligence). But in order to shoot down the plane, the problem was how to trap President Habyarimana into flying in such that his schedule and movements could be tracked. So they did it by calling a meeting where heads of state would come.There were good excuses for this. At that time the Arusha peace agreement between the RPF/RPA and Rwandan government was stuck. There were also problems in Burundi. So Museveni convinced President Mwinyi of Tanzania to call a summit meeting to discuss these problems. The meeting finally took place on April 6 1994 in Dar es Salaam. Among the topics was the progress of integrating RPF in the so called interim government in Kigali, which had been agreed on in the Arusha accords. At Dar es Salaam, first, this man Museveni arrived extremely late. Then also during the meeting he kept talking and talking about irrelevant things which had nothing to do with agreed agenda and the meeting couldn't end on time. Ugandans know that this is typical Museveni backward manners, where he delays for hours thinking the whole world should wait for him and then enjoy the sound of his voice for more hours. But looking back, it seems Museveni made sure Habyarimana was delayed in Tanzania until dusk so that by the time they would arrive in Kigali, it would be dark (insecure). Darkness would be the best time in terms of visibility (planes lights, and noise as the city is quieter) and the shooters not being detected under cover of darkness. You shall recall, that after their meeting M7 was on the tarmac to see off Habyarimana. It is said that the late Habyarimana offered to travel with the Ugandan ambassador to Rwanda, Ignatius Katetegirwe but the ambassador declined saying he had unfinished business in Tanzania. However the plot (to down the plane) had leaked to Tanzanian intelligence. Some people say the director of Tanzania's Intelligence and Security service, Major General Imrani Kombe did warn Habyarimana not to travel that evening. But as was characteristic of Habyarimana, he did not take the advice, reasoning that si
[Ugnet] Uganda: Kagame Pleads for Rwandan Balaalo
Uganda: Kagame Pleads for Rwandan Balaalo Email This Page Print This Page The Monitor (Kampala) 12 July 2007 Posted to the web 11 July 2007 Kigali/Kampala RWANDAN President Paul Kagame has expressed concern over the Balaalo land crisis and said the Uganda government should treat fairly pastoralists of Rwandan origin. "I don't run affairs in other people's countries but this specific issue of expelling people (Rwandans) from some pastoral areas of Uganda needs much attention," he told a press conference in Kigali on Tuesday. "; document.write (str); //--> The President said the Kigali government had remained hesitant to intervene because it is the people's wish to belong to a particular country. "Sometimes people feel they want to belong to a particular country but authorities see them as people who belong to the other side and this makes the problem even bigger," Gen Kagame said. He said the eviction of Rwandans from certain areas of Uganda was a complex issue that needs to be handled carefully. For Rwanda to remain at peace with Uganda amidst this controversy, the President said his government had decided to remain silent. He said that pointing out such concerns to the Kampala leadership has always ended up in disputes between the two states in the past. In May 2000, the Rwandan and Uganda armies clashed intermittently over the control of the Congolese city of Kisangani when the two countries deployed in the north eastern part of the country to flush out rebels fighting their respective governments. The relations between the two countries have since improved leading to Uganda to support Rwanda's recent admission to the East African community. "Sometimes I feel like raising our concern about this particular problem but I hold back because I feel it would make the matter worse. But we are monitoring the situation closely," Gen Kagame said. Gen Kagame's remarks come at a time when Uganda is grappling with a problem of pastoral communities popular known as 'Balaalo' who are in search of land. Some of these pastoral communities are said to be of Rwandese origins. The coordinator of intelligence services David Tinyefuza, who was mandated by President Museveni to solve the land problems involving the pastoralists in the ethnically divided Buliisa district declined to react to President Kagame's comments. "I don't want to get involved in that," he said. Gen Tinyefuza said the government is waiting for the decision of the High Court over the impending transfer of the pastoralists from Buliisa to Kyankwanzi, Kiboga district. But the pastoralists have firmly rejected the plan to take them to Kiboga, saying they have their own land which they bought in Buliisa and wondered why they are being discriminated against by not being allowed to stay on their land. Gen Tinyefuza said he was not bothered about the Balaalo's refusal to relocate to Kiboga. "I don't care and no one will force them to go to Kyankwanzi . It is not in the government's interest, what we are interested in is peace in Buliisa," he said. In Hoima district the Omukama of Bunyoro Solomon Iguru Gafabusa has called for a meeting with President Museveni over the conflict in Buliisa District. Bunyoro Kingdom Prime Minister Emmanuel Kiiza said the Omukama wants to meet the President to formally communicate to him the grievances the Bagungu have against the Balaalo. John Nagenda President Museveni's senior adviser on the media, said the President would readily meet the Bunyoro king. Mr Nagenda said on phone that such a meeting would enable him contribute more directly towards resolving the Buliisa conflict. According to Mr Kiiza, the Bagungu cultivators have seven major issues against the Balaalo herdsmen. The grievances include abuse of hospitality, fraudulent acquisition of land, food insecurity among the Bagungu as their only cultivable land has been turned into grazing grounds and detention of Bagungu youths by the herdsmen. Omukama's Private Press Secretary Ford Mirima, said the Omukama was also "justifiably unhappy" about the government's reluctance to help in the eviction of another group of Balaalo who have for many years been "illegally" occupying his land at Kyangwali in Hoima District. "As for Buliisa, expect no other message from the Omukama ," Mr Mirima said. "The position is clear; those Balaalo must immediately leave". Several people have been injured in two separate bloody clashes between the indigenous Bagungu and Balaalo herdsmen over land ownership. Relevant Links Central Africa East Africa Uganda Rwanda Human Rights Food, Agriculture and Rural Issues Legal and Judicial Affairs Last night Buliisa District leaders were scheduled to meet Inspector General of Police Kale Kayihura, who is in t
[Ugnet] DID MANDE AND MUNTU ATTEND THE ASSASINATION MEETING?
Ugandans As we continue to discuss Uganda issues and getting to understand what FDC is, I need some body from the whole list of members of FDC we have in this forum, to clarify these reports. And if Colonel Samson Mande can only be kind enough to shed some light on what exactly happened to the plane of the Rwandese President. From the report I am posting here down under, it is alleged that a meeting to plan the assassination of the President of Rwanda was held in Rwakitura, and among those that attended that meeting was Colonel Samson Mande and Mugisha Muntu. This report continues that the missiles that were used to bring down this air craft were purchased in Russia and Colonel Samson Mande's name is indicated on the certificate of their purchase. The reason I Need a clarification from these good gentlemen, is that the shooting down of this aircraft resulted into massive deaths of Rwandese, thus the Rwandese genocide. Can some body please clarify these reports, on whether Colonel Samson Mande (a) actually purchased the missiles and his name was on the purchase certificates, and (b) did he attend the meeting in Rwankitura with Mugisha Muntu to plan the assassination of the Rwandese president? I am all ears. Em Toronto The M7, Kagame hand in shooting down of Habyarimana plane Last updated : 04 July 2007, Kampala Shortly after the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) had reluctantly agreed to the Arusha Peace Accord in 1993, they met in Rwakitura to find how to help the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) to take power in Kigali. They agreed that the quickest way was to assasinate President Juvenal Habyarimana of Rwanda. Hit squads and other ways were discused but the one we want to report on was to shoot down the presidential jet. Rwakitura for those who don't know is Museveni's village home. Some of the people who attended that meeting were then Uganda's powerful Director General of ISO Brig. Jim Muhwezi, Col Samson Mande the military attache to Uganda's High Commission in Dar es Salaam (who by the way is indicated on the certificate of purchase of the Russian made missiles that were used), Gen. Paul Kagame, Lt. Col. James Kabarebe of the RPA, Col. Theoneste Lizinde and a host of other RPF top dogs. (Col. Lizinde had defected to the RPA after serving as Pres. Habyarimana's director of intelligence). But in order to shoot down the plane, the problem was how to trap President Habyarimana into flying in such that his schedule and movements could be tracked. So they did it by calling a meeting where heads of state would come.There were good excuses for this. At that time the Arusha peace agreement between the RPF/RPA and Rwandan government was stuck. There were also problems in Burundi. So Museveni convinced President Mwinyi of Tanzania to call a summit meeting to discuss these problems. The meeting finally took place on April 6 1994 in Dar es Salaam. Among the topics was the progress of integrating RPF in the so called interim government in Kigali, which had been agreed on in the Arusha accords. At Dar es Salaam, first, this man Museveni arrived extremely late. Then also during the meeting he kept talking and talking about irrelevant things which had nothing to do with agreed agenda and the meeting couldn't end on time. Ugandans know that this is typical Museveni backward manners, where he delays for hours thinking the whole world should wait for him and then enjoy the sound of his voice for more hours. But looking back, it seems Museveni made sure Habyarimana was delayed in Tanzania until dusk so that by the time they would arrive in Kigali, it would be dark (insecure). Darkness would be the best time in terms of visibility (planes lights, and noise as the city is quieter) and the shooters not being detected under cover of darkness. You shall recall, that after their meeting M7 was on the tarmac to see off Habyarimana. It is said that the late Habyarimana offered to travel with the Ugandan ambassador to Rwanda, Ignatius Katetegirwe but the ambassador declined saying he had unfinished business in Tanzania. However the plot (to down the plane) had leaked to Tanzanian intelligence. Some people say the director of Tanzania's Intelligence and Security service, Major General Imrani Kombe did warn Habyarimana not to travel that evening. But as was characteristic of Habyarimana, he did not take the advice, reasoning that since he had agreed to step down from power and hand over to an interim government, then there was no need to eliminate him. Habyarimana left Dar-es-Salaam Airport about 6:30pm East African Time and approached Kanombe International Airport in Kigali at approximately 8.20pm Central African Time. The RPA had taken positions under the flight path which planes used to approach Kanombe airport to Land. As the presidential Falcon jet came in to land, two surface-to-air (SAM) missiles were fired, o
[Ugnet] [abujaNig] Re: Re: [rwandanet] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S. Africom
David Nimwema Like I stated before, Charles Taylor is not eh closing chapter. Stupidity is. Em Toronto 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: David Nimwema To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 6:36 PM Subject: RE : Re: [rwandanet] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S. Africom The liberians are not stupid, they are watching her closely. Wait and see! Liberia is not for sale! Edward Mulindwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : It is a very sad affair to see Liberia heading this way. Em Toronto 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: NZEYIMANA Emery Fabrice To: RwandaNET Cc: Rwanda-L ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; ugandanet@kym.net Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 11:13 AM Subject: Re: [rwandanet] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S. Africom When she appeared on BBC last week, she had nothing to explain about the fact that her government is far more corrupt than the Taylor's one. In Kinyarwanda we say that "Uruvuze umugore ruvuga umuhoro". Another destructive child of Africa. Edward Mulindwa wrote: A very reason I opposed the election of that ridiculous woman from day one. For she has been an American tool from day one. Which makes Liberia second to Kenya to become an a West asset in Africa. Very sad indeed. Em Toronto 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: Molykoforever To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2007 3:23 AM Subject: [camnetwork] Liberian President Offers Territory for U.S. Africom Liberia: Johnson Sirleaf 'Offers' Territory For Africom Headquarters The NEWS (Monrovia) 6 July 2007 Posted to the web 6 July 2007 Monrovia Since the announcement of the creation of AFRICOM, the new military command post in Africa by the United States, the Liberian government has been pressing for the establishment of Africom's headquarters in the country. There had been behind the scene discussions within official circles on the issue. Until Wednesday, the Liberian government had not made a decision. Now, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has made a decision officially 'offering' Liberian territory to be used for the establishment of a U.S. Speaking Wednesday at a reception marking the 231st Independence Anniversary of the United States, President Sirleaf said "Liberia, the U.S. historic ally, has stood resolutely with the United States, through good times and bad, and is offering its territory as it has done in the past, for the establishment of AFRICOM headquarters." The Chief Executive indicated that historical and strategic reasons make Liberia an ideal location for this important American initiative that will undoubtedly have a most beneficial effect on the West African sub-region, as well as the entire continent. President Sirleaf welcomed the new United States policy towards Africa's security and development as reflected in the proposed establishment of a new Africa Command (AFRICOM). The Liberian leader described the move as not only a project of U.S. interest and power, but as a new approach to assisting African countries that are committed to democratic governance, sustainable development and improving the quality of life of their people, in a secured environment, and with the cooperation and support of the United States. President Johnson-Sirleaf also described the United States decision to construct a new Embassy complex in Monrovia and as well as other significant support Liberia receives from institutions, foundations, Universities and individuals as vivid expressions and indications of the new mutually beneficial partnership that is beginning to evolve between Liberia and the United States of America. The Liberian leader also made particular reference to the financial support being given by the United States government towards the country's development. President Sirleaf then lauded the U.S. government's support toward debt relief and disclosed that Liberia will shortly benefit from t
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Local Man Frauds Large Airline Carriers Fed's Raid Local Home For
Fraud Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars Get CBS13 Video On Your Cell
More Local News Ron Jones
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(CBS13) ELK GROVE If what investigators have said is true, one local man
is collecting many 'frequent fraud miles'. This man possibly scammed two of the
largest airline carriers in the country out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
"My daughter she called me at work. She was crying," said Dave Pomicpic an Elk
Grove resident.
Now neighbors know why the secret service invaded their quite Elk Grove
community Tuesday morning. With a battering ram in hand, federal agents stormed
this house in the 5700 block Tall Grass Way, looking for Richard Nuwintore.
According to this affidavit obtained by CBS13, secret service agents say
Nuwintore
has been ripping off Southwest and United Airlines for hundreds of thousands of
dollars in airline tickets. As he and others traveled the world from the
Sacramento International Airport to Europe.
How was it done?
Credit card swipes. The feds say he worked with a ring of criminals at retail
stores in the central valley. The affidavit says they ripped off and sold the
credit card numbers of Sacramento area residents to Nuwintore.
With those stolen numbers he bought more than $263,000 worth of airline tickets
for himself and others. The feds believe when he wasn't flying around the
globe, he sold the tickets for profit.
Dave Pomicpic's daughter saw the raid go down, saying, "She was all scared and
nervous. She said the whole house shook and everything. I said what was going
on. They just busted the
guy's door down and just jumped him and tackled him to the ground."
His neighbors say he often talked of traveling to Africa and Switzerland. But
they never suspected it was possibly done on the backs Sacramento area credit
card holders.
The suspect is being held without bail. As far as, others involved in this ring
or any other pending arrests the feds aren't talking yet.
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[Ugnet] CHRISTINE UMUTONI the next GENERAL SECRETARY wa RPF.
Bavandimwe, Christine yaraduherekeje.Yabaye intwali mu ntwali.Yego agamijwe kuba umunyamabanga mukuru wu MURYANGO FPR-INKOTANYI. KAGAME mubona nawe nu munyamuryango nka bose.The FPR- INKOTANYI niyo the most democratic party ibaho mw'isi yose.Ntamumntu numwe wamurikiwe na Roho mutagatifu ngo azayiyobore.The RPF-INKOTANYI belong to the peoples and only the peoples.Ntamuntu numwe ubaho uzasenya RPF-INKOTANYI.Ntibishoboka,bibaho.The RPF-INKOTANYI was build on the ROCK and by GOD will.It is therefore impossible for humankind to destroy it.Completely impossible.The RPF is the light of Africa and probably the entire world.Today we are branching out teaching to other africans about the meaning of the true freedom. We have to do it.This the legacy of FRED RWIGEMA with all the braves sons and daughters who gave ubuzima bwabo kugirango SHARANGABO aba abandikira CHRISTINE UMUTONI will be the next GENERAL SECRETARY wa RPF-INKOTANYI. Sharangabo Rufagari Montreal http://www.rpfinkotanyi.org/?page=indirimbo RWANDA RAVE REVIEWS - All new Yahoo! Mail - Get news delivered. Enjoy RSS feeds right on your Mail page.___ Ugandanet mailing list Ugandanet@kym.net http://kym.net/mailman/listinfo/ugandanet % UGANDANET is generously hosted by INFOCOM http://www.infocom.co.ug/ The above comments and data are owned by whoever posted them (including attachments if any). The List's Host is not responsible for them in any way. ---
