Re: [WestNileNet] [kobokoandfriendscommunity] Re: WALELE WALELE WALELE

[Margaret Akulia]

Alun'gase Aleli or someone,

Please do us the honour of "unpacking" this (chuckles!!) I don't think
my "rusty" attempt will do it proper justice at this time (more
chuckles!!).

Language and Cultural Guru Aleli, over to you first!!

Akulia

Akulia


On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 4:17 PM, Hussein Amin
husseinjur...@gmail.com[kobokoandfriendscommunity]
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>
>
> Hi Margaret,
>
> I was already rejoicing that you had come back to tell some of us what it
> meant. I initially thought it was an e-alarm you were sounding in the
> middle of my night. I realize I'm going to have to ask someone in Arua Park
> tomorrow morning.
>
> Regards,
>
> Me
> On May 27, 2014 2:01 AM, "Margaret Akulia 
> akul...@gmail.com[kobokoandfriendscommunity]" <
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>>
>>
>> I meant what WALELE WALELE WALELE means.
>>
>> Akulia
>>
>>
>>  On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Margaret Akulia wrote:
>>
>>> Ask a Kakwa speaker what that means.
>>>
>>> Museveni Lectures Koboko Youth on Commercial Agriculture
>>>
>>>
>>> http://chimpreports.com/index.php/business/20469-museveni-lectures-koboko-youth-on-commercial-agriculture.html
>>>
>>> Akulia
>>>
>>
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Re: [WestNileNet] [kobokoandfriendscommunity] Re: WALELE WALELE WALELE

[Hussein Amin]

Hi Margaret,

I was already rejoicing that you had come back to tell some of us what it
meant. I initially thought it was an e-alarm you were sounding in the
middle of my night. I realize I'm going to have to ask someone in Arua Park
tomorrow morning.

Regards,

Me
On May 27, 2014 2:01 AM, "Margaret Akulia
akul...@gmail.com[kobokoandfriendscommunity]" <
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>
> I meant what WALELE WALELE WALELE means.
>
> Akulia
>
>
> On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Margaret Akulia wrote:
>
>> Ask a Kakwa speaker what that means.
>>
>> Museveni Lectures Koboko Youth on Commercial Agriculture
>>
>>
>> http://chimpreports.com/index.php/business/20469-museveni-lectures-koboko-youth-on-commercial-agriculture.html
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>> Akulia
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Re: [WestNileNet] WALELE WALELE WALELE

[Margaret Akulia]

I meant what WALELE WALELE WALELE means.

Akulia


On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Margaret Akulia  wrote:

> Ask a Kakwa speaker what that means.
>
> Museveni Lectures Koboko Youth on Commercial Agriculture
>
>
> http://chimpreports.com/index.php/business/20469-museveni-lectures-koboko-youth-on-commercial-agriculture.html
>
> Akulia
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[WestNileNet] WALELE WALELE WALELE

[Margaret Akulia]

Ask a Kakwa speaker what that means.

Museveni Lectures Koboko Youth on Commercial Agriculture

http://chimpreports.com/index.php/business/20469-museveni-lectures-koboko-youth-on-commercial-agriculture.html

Akulia
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[WestNileNet] Consultancy Vacancy- M&E/ Report Writing, UNICEF Zambia

[Patrick Okuni]

Dear Friends

Here’s more… Please contact me for the ToR, if interested.

Regards

Patrick Okuni

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Dear Colleagues

UNICEF Zambia is recruiting an M&E/ Report Writing consultant to assist in
the monitoring and documentation of progress in the implementation of
activities and tasks related to the MDGi programme.

For more details, please see the attached terms of reference.

Interested candidates should send their application by 31 May 2014 with an
updated Curriculum Vitae( with at least 3 traceable references) and
completed UN Personal History form (P-11) to lus...@unicef.org or to The
Human Resources Specialist, UNICEF Lusaka Office, UN House 3rd Floor, Alick
Nkhata Road, P.O. Box 33610, Lusaka.

Applicants should clearly indicate the position applied for and note that
the Personal History form (P-11) can be downloaded from the UNICEF Lusaka
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[WestNileNet] Vacancies - HIV/AIDS Specialist, Pediatric HIV treatment, care and support, P-4 (TA)

[Patrick Okuni]

Dear Friends

Here below are some vacancies for HIV/AIDS professionals. In case anyone of
you is competent and interested, please contact me directly for the
relevant ToR..

Kind regards

Patrick Okuni

Dear Colleagues,

Enclosed please find vacancy announcement with TOR for the TA postilion of
HIV/AIDs Specialist, P-4 based in UNICEF Nigeria County Office, Abuja*.*
For more details, please see attached terms of references.
Interested Candidates qualified for the position should submit their
application, with updated CV in English and a completed United Nations
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Re: [WestNileNet] 3 West Nile organizations shortlisted

[banduga ismail]

Dear Christine,

Thank you for this wonderful work so far. One other thing I think you could do 
to increase the chance of our organizations is to guide them on the 
presentations if you have an idea of what the other side is interested to see. 
I am not sure how composed our organizations are and whether or not they have 
made such competitive presentations before. keep it off record.


Ismail
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On Thursday, 22 May 2014, 15:26, Christine Munduru  wrote:
 


Dear members, out of the search I made in through the listervs, three 
organizations from West Nile managed to be shortlisted for the next stage of 
meeting the representatives of the donor face to face. I received profiles of a 
number of organizations from West Nile and sent all to the donor and only 
PICOT, RICE and WENLICE managed to go the next stage. Independent people did 
the assessment based on the clarity of the information you submitted. It was a 
national assessment and you are the few from otuside Kampala based 
organizations that succeeded, congs.
I wish you all the best in first week of June in the discussions with the 
donor. I will be in the meetings but your presentation will determine your fate 
because I will not be one of those making final decisions after your 
presentations. Just do your best.

Thanks
Christine

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Re: [WestNileNet] Update on Hepatitis B campaign

[Christine Munduru]

Dear Cliff, just calm down, we cannot do without such people. For me their
negative energy is actually a driving force.
We are moving ahead with the few interested and we have formed a technical
committee in Entebbe who from last Friday is going to sit every Friday to
chat a way forward. I am going to include dr. Aldo in the group, please
feel free to let me know if you want to be part. A month ago I was in a
Conference in Connecticut, US and I was impressed by one presenter from New
York times who said that change is caused by the few people who are
considered "abnormal" at the edges of the normal distribution curve, the
rest in the middle who consider themselves "normal" are resistant to change
and if you want to cause change, dont waste your time and energy on them.
I love this principle, so let us not dwell on people who drive alot of
negative energy and yet they cannot move anything. Otherwise we shall just
be empty tins making too much noise for nothing.

Blessed day
Christine


On Sun, May 25, 2014 at 8:06 AM, Cliff Richard Edekibo <
cliffedekiborich...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Westnilers,
> Humble condolences to the loss of lives of our people that succumbed to
> Hepatitis B and sympathies to all  people living with this Infectious
> disease including my sister who was recently diagnosed who ended in Mulago
> Hospital. Given our health situations that cant even offer basic laboratory
> investigation of Viral load for Hep and Vulnerability of  lobbying power
> among
>  westnilers, I would like to bring your attention to a recent situation
> where the police stopped a planned Hepatitis Walk which was organized early
> this year at mulago hospital after required legal preparations were
> approved... What is Govt"s Level of Commitment and attitude in fighting
> this scourge? I want reiterate and echo on Aldo's Comments especially the
> frustrations we encountered as WEFAD during the community awareness
> compaign in Arua last year. I think as westnilers, we should focus on
> affirmative unity for sustainable development than procrastination as many
> of us always advocate towards sabotaging good initiatives for regional
> development. Please can we change our attitudes towards each other as God
> WILL never descend from Heaven to FIX our destiny. Thank you for these
> concerns, looking forward to working together as we should I think start
> exposing saboteurs in this region.
> Let us stop behaving like Bottled Grasshoppers.
> Bravo Westniler
> Cliff
>
>
> On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 12:35 PM, burua aldo  wrote:
>
>>  Dear Christine
>>
>> Thanks for the efforts.
>>
>> This is certainly a wakeup call and as I read through your mail, I
>> feel your concern and the frustration in trying to move a noble cause for
>> our people.
>>
>> The burden of hepatitis in WestNile is real. Many have probably lost or
>> has a close relative/ friend suffering from the disease. I lost two
>> colleagues recently from my former workplace in Kuluva hosp.
>>
>> The whole problem requires a systematic approach involving the local
>> leaders from the region and the technocrats. Individual and small group
>> efforts has often times ended up overwhelming to the initiators and
>> frustrating as well. I remember in April 2012, we organized a cancer cervix
>> and hepatitis B screening exercise in Arua, under the West Nile Forum for
>> Health and Development (WEFHAD). The intention was to sensitize and promote
>> early screening but the turn up was so big and overwhelming. We were also
>> not prepared for the further care for those who tested positive for Hep B.
>>
>> The situation of hepatitis is worrying. people need to be sensitized and
>> screened so that those found with the disease are referred for appropriate
>> care. We should not relent on the vaccination drive as this may prove to
>> be the long term solution to the problem.
>>
>> I will love to join in these efforts where possible. Please let me
>> know when the next meeting is
>>
>> Regards,
>> Aldo
>>   On Thursday, 22 May 2014, 12:03, Christine Munduru 
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> Dear members, I hope this finds you well. With concern, I note the death
>> of our former youth MP for Northern Uganda due to Hepatitis B, my
>> condolences and may his soul rest in peace. Those of us who were on campus
>> in politics at the time the first youth MPs were elected remember him well.
>> His death is one of those many lives we are losing due to Hepatitis B in
>> the region. Last month, we lost a PhD student of Makerere University due to
>> the same disease. How many have we lost that are not even heard of? These
>> have caused a hole in my heart and made me write this email.The most
>> painful thing is this disease is preventable and has a vaccine which is not
>> accessible. Even a mere information sheet is not available for people
>> Our main concern: The disease is most concentrated in Eastern, Northern
>> and West Nile in that order. Many lives are going.The disease is sexually
>> tran