[Ugnet] Fwd: {UAH}: Fw: Radio ya Baganda LIVE SHORTWAVE Broadcast to Africa Tomorrow -- Details

2010-03-27 Thread johnmukasa






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Subject: {UAH}: Fw: Radio ya Baganda LIVE SHORTWAVE Broadcast to Africa  
Tomorrow -- Details




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From: Ssemakula james_ssemak...@yahoo.com
Subject: Radio ya Baganda LIVE SHORTWAVE Broadcast to Africa Tomorrow -- Details
To: Buganda Discussion buganda...@listserv.tamu.edu, 
gandat...@gandatalk.talklist.com, unaa...@yahoogroups.com, uc...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, March 26, 2010, 8:49 AM



Abange,
 
Ladiyo ya Baganda www.ababaka.com enkya ku Lw'omukaaga nga March 27, 2010 
lweetandika okuweereza obubaka mu Eastern, Central ne Southern Africa, nga ne 
Buganda mwogitwaalidde, ku shortwave. Awalala munsi yonna tujja kusigala ku 
yintaneeti, www.ababaka.com. 
 
Tujja kuba ku 15410KHz mu bandi eya 19 miita.
 
Tujja kutandika essawa ez'eYuganda bbiri ez'ekiro, okutuusa essawa nnya 
ez'ekiro (8:00pm - 10:00pm East African Standard Time), ezo ze ssawa ssatu 
ez'okumakya mu California. 
 
Essimu ya ladiyo eri 1-818-534-8273, naye yakuggulwawo ku ssawa nnya ez'e 
Kalifoniya, era nga buli ssimu tejja kusukka dakiika ssatu (3) zokka.
 
Buli awulidde ategeeze munne, naddala abali e Yuganda.
 
Wagira Ladiyo ya Baganda: tusuuleyo e jjamba ku www.ababaka.com, nyiga akapeesa 
akaliko ekipande Donate.
 
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Precis:
 
Radio www.ababaka.com will be broadcasting its program Wooli Nywera live in 
Luganda to Eastern, Central and Southern Africa tomorrow on Saturday, March 27, 
2010 starting at 8:00pm East African time.
 
The frequency is 15410KHz in the 19 meter band. The phone number for the call 
in talk-show is 1-818-534-8273. Phone lines open at 10:00am (Pacific Standard 
Time), and each 
call will be limited to three (3) minutes.
 
For the rest of the world, the show will be broadcast live on the internet at 
www.ababaka.com 
 
 
Please inform all of your relatives, friends and neighbors.
 
Support Ladiyo ya Baganda by donating at www.ababaka.com - click on the Donate 
button.
 
 





  
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[Ugnet] Hail to Obama for the College Loans win

2010-03-27 Thread Mitayo Potosi
 We Won a Robust Public Option . . . on College
Loanshttp://www.truthout.org/jeff-cohen-we-won-a-robust-public-option-college-loans58048

Friday 26 March 2010

by: Jeff Cohen, t r u t h o u t | Op-Ed
http://www.truthout.org/jeff-cohen-we-won-a-robust-public-option-college-loans58048

[image: photo]
(Image: Lance Page / t r u t h o u t http://www.flickr.com/photos/truthout;
Adapted: pmarkham http://www.flickr.com/photos/pmarkham/4208826846/,
dbking http://www.flickr.com/photos/bootbearwdc/290148191/)

We won!

When President Barack Obama signs the health care reconciliation bill on
Tuesday, we can crow about a robust public option – en route perhaps to a
more inclusive, cost-effective single-payer system. Soon, private profiteers
(and subsidies to them) will be sidelined, and the government will save
taxpayers billions by providing service directly to Americans in need.

I'm not hallucinating. We should savor this victory.

Unfortunately, it's not a health care victory.

Attached to the health care reconciliation bill is an unrelated college loan
measure that goes in the opposite direction of health care reform. The loan
measure sidelines private profiteers – the banks – and saves taxpayers money
by making the government something of a single-payer which will soon be
directly issuing most college loans in our country.

Direct lending by the government will cut out the middleman and save
taxpayers, according to the Congressional Budget
Officehttp://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/26/us/politics/26loans.html,
$61 BILLION OVER 10 YEARS – with $40 billion in savings being redirected to
higher education in the form of more Pell grants, more aid to
minority-serving colleges and more aid to lower-income graduates for paying
off their student debt.

What a concept!

Instead of moving to subsidize a bulky private industry and its waste,
profits and exorbitant executive pay (as the new health bill does by
mandating that millions become new customers of corporate insurers), the
college loan reform reduces bureaucracy, profit and streamlines the
systehttp://www.slate.com/id/2248377/?from=rss.
m.

Yes, the right-wing in Congress yelled government
takeoverhttp://www.commondreams.org/headline/2010/03/22-0
.

And, yes, corporate lobbyists put
uphttp://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/26/us/politics/26loans.html%20a%20fierce%20fight
A
FIERCE FIGHT to stop this common sense approach that ends years of wasteful
subsidies to private banks.

But Democrats in Congress stood up to them – passing a measure in the public
interest that can easily be explained and justified to the public.

It's a far cry from the backroom deal-making Obama and top Democrats engaged
in with lobbyists as health care reform got watered down, as even a weak
public option got jettisoned and as private insurers and big pharma deepened
their control over the system.

I want to be happy at a time like this. I keep hearing everyone from
liberals to mainstream media to right-wingers hailing this health care bill
as a world-historical event. Sort of like the first man walking on the Moon.

To the skeptic in me, it's more like one small step for humankind, one
giant leap for private insurance firms.

But, today, it's great to be able to crow about some good news – college
loans – where Congress put the needs of the public and students and families
above the needs of private interests.

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