[WestNileNet] EU Call for Proposals - Deadline soon.

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

FRIENDS,

The Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Uganda is
seeking proposals for projects to implement operations by Non-State
Actors (NSA) with the objective of facilitating local NSA contribution
to poverty alleviation in the context of sustainable development and
achievement of the MDGs in the following districts in the North, West
Nile and Western regions: (West Nile sub region: Arua, Yumbe, Moyo,
Koboko, Maracha, Nebbi, Adjumani, Zombo - Acholi sub region: Agago,
Amuru, Gulu, Kitgum, Lamwo, Nwoya, Pader - Lango sub region: Alebtong,
Amolatar, Apac, Dokolo, Kole, Lira, Otuke, Oyam, - Western region:
Buliisa, Hoima, Masindi, Kiryandongo).
The information is available on:
http://www.deluga.ec.europa.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=304:non-state-actors-and-local-authorities-in-development-programme-for-uganda-europeaid131693lactug&catid=67:call-for-proposals&Itemid=232

KIKO
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Re: [WestNileNet] EU Call for Proposals - Deadline soon.

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

CLICK this link:
http://www.deluga.ec.europa.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=304:non-state-actors-and-local-authorities-in-development-programme-for-uganda-europeaid131693lactug&catid=67:call-for-proposals&Itemid=232

kiko


On 8/19/11, ABI JAM  wrote:
> Is it possible to have the address of the org so that we can submit the
> proposal
> james Abiria
>
> From: kikonyogo kivumbi 
> To: westnilenet 
> Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2011 10:12 PM
> Subject: [WestNileNet] EU Call for Proposals - Deadline soon.
>
> FRIENDS,
>
> The Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Uganda is
> seeking proposals for projects to implement operations by Non-State
> Actors (NSA) with the objective of facilitating local NSA contribution
> to poverty alleviation in the context of sustainable development and
> achievement of the MDGs in the following districts in the North, West
> Nile and Western regions: (West Nile sub region: Arua, Yumbe, Moyo,
> Koboko, Maracha, Nebbi, Adjumani, Zombo - Acholi sub region: Agago,
> Amuru, Gulu, Kitgum, Lamwo, Nwoya, Pader - Lango sub region: Alebtong,
> Amolatar, Apac, Dokolo, Kole, Lira, Otuke, Oyam, - Western region:
> Buliisa, Hoima, Masindi, Kiryandongo).
> The information is available on:
> http://www.deluga.ec.europa.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=304:non-state-actors-and-local-authorities-in-development-programme-for-uganda-europeaid131693lactug&catid=67:call-for-proposals&Itemid=232
>
> KIKO
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[WestNileNet] Fwd: Pepfar opportunity

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

FYI

PEPFAR Fellowship Programme: Monitoring and Evaluation Officer
Full time position
Closing Date: 9/20/2011

The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Fellowship
Programme (PFP) is an exciting initiative launched by PEPFAR and
administrated by the Foundation for Professional Development. This
programme gives young, skilled individuals with masters level
education the opportunity to make a substantial difference in the
South African healthcare environment.

PEPFAR Fellowship Programme offers an opportunity for Masters’ level
students or graduates to be appointed as Monitoring and Evaluation
Officer, based in Pretoria, for the South African Catholic Bishops
Conference (SACBC) OVC Programme.

This is a 12-month paid fellowship working with orphans and vulnerable children.

Responsibilities:
Data capturing;
Maintain OVC files;
Data quality control;
Verify statistics;
Write reports;
Write reports and submit electronic data to head office.
Requirements:
Masters’ degree or have completed 80% of your masters courses work;
Masters’ degree in health or public health and/or social science
related field such as social work or psychology with HIV and AIDS and
monitoring and evaluation training and/or experience;
Computer skills on electronic databases as well as the ability to
capture check and verify data;
Valid drivers’ license and be willingness to travel;
Computer literacy and experience working with electronic data bases is
essential;
South African citizenship or permanent residence is essential.
Starting date: 1 October 2011.

To apply online, refer to www.fellowship.foundation.co.za.

Enquiries: Leanne Camara, PEPFAR Fellowship Programme, E-mail:
fellows...@foundation.co.za, Tel: 012 816 9000/9088 or fax to 086 567
0289.

For more about PEPFAR Fellowship Programme, refer to
www.fellowship.foundation.co.za.
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[WestNileNet] Internship Opportunity

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

FYI

INTERNSHIP (KENYA, UGANDA AND TANZANIA)
IT Power Eastern Africa (ITP EA) is the regional representative
company for the IT Power Group, and is responsible for projects in
Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, and other neighboring
countries in sub-Saharan Africa. IT Power has a strong track record of
working in the energy and environment sector, especially in renewable
energy. The company is highly competent and has a long experience of
leading renewable energy contracts in many countries and operates
under five thematic areas of renewable energy, climate change
Adaptation, environmental services, water and sanitation, education
and capacity building. ITP has completed over 1,000 projects in more
than 100 countries around the world. IT Power has extensive experience
in market research, finance, capacity building and technology
transfer, forecasts, statistical analysis and environmental assessment
and audits as well as analysis of costs between possible fuel types to
devise strategies for implementation.
IT Power invites applications for internship to fill in 2 (two)
Positions in areas of Environment and renewable energy and business
development.
Key responsibilities are assisting:
· To assist the Technical Project Officer (TPO) with adhoc project and
business development activities as may be necessary
· To assist the TPO execute all projects of ITP EA as may be assigned
· To market ITP EA and ITP Group capabilities and develop ITP EA business.
· To prepare fully-fledged project proposals and bids to international
standards for consideration by project sponsors and funders
· To continuously source the internet, the local and international
press and other relevant sources for calls for proposals and new
business openings
· To work as a developer of new projects on various renewable energy
technologies, climate change, EIAs and international development
projects of IT Power in Uganda, Eastern Africa and other countries
worldwide as may be required.
Qualifications
Degree in renewable energy technologies, Environmental
science/management or a closely related
Degree in Business Administration (Marketing Option)
Willing to work under minimum supervision
Good communication skills.
Qualified applicants should send their CV’s and daytime telephone
contacts on erick.kiz...@gmail.com


-- 
Herbert Lwanga
---
LOG`EL PROJECT
P.O Box 71700, Kampala (U)
Plot 1 Musajjalumbwa Rd, Mengo
Tel(Office): +256 414 375541
Cell: +256 712 378101/ +256 752 378101
Email: herb...@logelproject.org/ lwangaherb...@gmail.com
Websites: www.logelproject.org/ www.solar.logelproject.com/ www.logelproject.com
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[WestNileNet] Job Opportunity

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

FYI


The United Nations is currently seeking applications from highly
qualified candidates, under the age of 32, that are interested in and
are capable of making a professional career as an international civil
servant. Recruitment to the UN is done through the young professionals
programme (YPP), a system that brings new talent to the United Nations
through an annual entrance examination. This examination serves as a
launching pad for young, high-calibre professionals across the globe
to make a career at the United Nations. This programme builds upon the
national competitive recruitment examination (NCRE) that is held on a
yearly basis in countries that are selected on the basis of their
representation in the Secretariat.
The examination is held worldwide and is open to nationals of
countries participating in the annual recruitment exercise – the list
of participating countries is published annually and varies from year
to year. This year the application period runs from July 11 to
September 10 and the examination will be held on December 7, 2011 in
locations across the globe.
 2011 examination will be offered in the following job families:
* Administration
* Humanitarian Affairs
* Public Information
* Statistics
All the jobs offered above will have the duty station in New York
Eligibility
* At least a first-level university degree
* Aged 32 years or younger by the end of this year
* Must speak either English and/or French fluently
* National of a participating country
About Examination and Service
The NCRE examination tests your substantive knowledge, analytical
thinking, drafting abilities, as well as your awareness of
international affairs.
Initially you will be appointed for two years and then be reviewed for
a continuing appointment. The Organization promotes mobility within
and across duty stations and job families. As a new recruit you are
expected to work in at least two different functions and duty stations
within your first five years of service. You will be offered
orientation and mobility training as well as career support. This will
help you adapt and accelerate the learning period leading to
productive work and job satisfaction as an international civil
servant.
Last date for submission of application is September 10, 2011
For more information, participating countries for the year 2011 and
details, you can visit this link.
https://careers.un.org/lbw/home.aspx?viewtype=NCE&lang=en-US


Source Link: 
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On 8/31/11, kikonyogo kivumbi  wrote:
> FYI
>
> INTERNSHIP (KENYA, UGANDA AND TANZANIA)
> IT Power Eastern Africa (ITP EA) is the regional representative
> company for the IT Power Group, and is responsible for projects in
> Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, and other neighboring
> countries in sub-Saharan Africa. IT Power has a strong track record of
> working in the energy and environment sector, especially in renewable
> energy. The company is highly competent and has a long experience of
> leading renewable energy contracts in many countries and operates
> under five thematic areas of renewable energy, climate change
> Adaptation, environmental services, water and sanitation, education
> and capacity building. ITP has completed over 1,000 projects in more
> than 100 countries around the world. IT Power has extensive experience
> in market research, finance, capacity building and technology
> transfer, forecasts, statistical analysis and environmental assessment
> and audits as well as analysis of costs between possible fuel types to
> devise strategies for implementation.
> IT Power invites applications for internship to fill in 2 (two)
> Positions in areas of Environment and renewable energy and business
> development.
> Key responsibilities are assisting:
> · To assist the Technical Project Officer (TPO) with adhoc project and
> business development activities as may be necessary
> · To assist the TPO execute all projects of ITP EA as may be assigned
> · To market ITP EA and ITP Group capabilities and develop ITP EA business.
> · To prepare fully-fledged project proposals and bids to international
> standards for consideration by project sponsors and funders
> · To continuously source the internet, the local and international
> press and other relevant sources for calls for proposals and new
> business openings
> · To work as a developer of new projects on various renewable energy
> technologies, climate change, EIAs and international development
> projects of IT Power in Uganda, Eastern Africa and other countries
> worldwide as may be required.
> Qualifications
> Degree in renewable energy technolo

Re: [WestNileNet] use of plastics in microwaves dangerous

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

Christine, it is also equally dangerous for cooking matooke in
polythene bags, the kiganda way. we talk about it but we do not act.
personally i have stopped eating matooke cooked this way. it begins
with me
kikonyogo

On 11/8/11, Christine Munduru  wrote:
> Dear all,
> for those of us who use microwaves in our homes, let me share this
> information with you, it may save one life from cancer.Use of plastics in
> microwaves to warm especially fatty foods is very dangerous to your health
> because the plastics react in presence of the heat to form a chemical
> called dioxin which is the most dangerous chemical ever made by man. It is
> carcinogenic(causes cancer) in addition to other health problems (Endocrine
> and reproductive)it may cause. Dont also freeze your plastic water bottles
> and dont wrap food to be cooked in plastics becuase these again releases
> dioxins.
>
> Secondly mothers who are exposed to DDT store the DDT in their fat tissues(
> because DDT is lipid soluble or Lipophilic) which become available during
> breastfeeding and therefore children breasfeeding get exposed to DDT which
> is also carcinogenic and this probably explains the question raised in our
> previous cafe about why many children now have cancers. Such mothers are
> advised to avoid breastfeeding especially for first borns to avoid children
> getting exposed.
>
> This is just to highlight for our knowledge, there is alot of information
> about the same in the internet one can read for details.
>
> Thanks
>
> Christine
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 40, Issue 7

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

Hi John,
I will tell you that the answer to west nile power shortages is
getting FEDERO for region. That means local revenue is used according
to the priorities of the people in the region. As a friend of west
niles, it is very painful for me to see all tobacco revenues coming to
Kampala, without a coin  back to the region. I have been in texas for
the last one month. Man, each coin here in taxes counts to social
services
So federo is the way to go
kiko

On 12/4/11, JohnAJackson  wrote:
> ELECTRICITY IN ARUA
>
>  Dear brothers and sisters,
>
> In the past I have written so much about how electricity will change West
> Nile region if we had one or get there finally.
>
> In the 80's while I was teaching in Kenyan village of  Kissii Disctrict in
> thwe Nyanza province, I want to tell you guys that when you drive through
> Kissii at night, you will think you are some kind of city. The same thing
> is in Kericho, Nakuru, etc.
>
> Today, if you are in Kenya, you want to plug an equipment for a small
> business, there is electricity deep in the village.  Those of you who able
> to travel should one day take a group tour of Westen Kenya, see for
> yourself what I am talking about.
>
> If we had electricity in West Nile, you will soon see small businesses
> springing up. It is small busineses that create jobs. Whether they hire one
> of two, three, four or more  employees,  we will be on the way to address
> the unemployment situation in our region where 90% of the population leaves
> on subsitence farming.
>
> if we were all focused and work as a team to promote enterprenuership, we
> will have more job creartors than people who are seeking jobs.  The market
> potential in DR Congo and South Sudan for goods and services is endless.
> If we have well trained and educated workforce, the position of West Nile
> alone in this triad enclave is very strategic for delivering goods and
> services in either DR Congo Or South Sudan.
>
> The unfortunate part I see in this forum, we are not willing to discuss
> strategic ideas, nor are people willing to share substancial knowledge.
> Where do we go from here?
>
> On Sat, Dec 3, 2011 at 9:18 AM,  wrote:
>
>> Send WestNileNet mailing list submissions to
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>>   1. new members (milburga atcero)
>>   2. Re: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 40, Issue 3 (anguyo milton)
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2011 02:36:45 -0800 (PST)
>> From: milburga atcero 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] new members
>> Message-ID:
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>>
>> Dear Mr Kiggundu
>>
>> Kindly add Mr Philiam Adebo and Mrs
>>
>> Philliam Adebo padebo2...@yahoo.com;?okuad...@yahoo.co.uk,?
>> Solomon Asea,solomon asea asea...@yahoo.com;
>> Richard Odipio ,richard odipio odipiorich...@yahoo.com;
>> Regards
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>> Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2011 07:18:24 -0800 (PST)
>> From: anguyo milton 
>> To: "westnilenet@kym.net" 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] WestNileNet Digest, Vol 40, Issue 3
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>>
>> Christine,without prejucing the case I hope that a very strong deterrance
>> will result from the proceedings in the medical council.Actually I would
>> have preferred the law takes its full effect.
>> ?
>> The last I heard about the electricity issue was yesterday that we most
>> likely will have this plugged in by January 2012.I think that we are still
>> lacking in our demands as far as the entrepreneurial drive is concerned
>> and
>> this in my view strides the entire spectrum of many people.There seems to
>> be insufficient push to promote the development of hydro power resources
>> in
>> West Nile.Kuluva hospital has shown that we can indeed develop this
>> resource to our benefit.The energy managers in West Nile need to be more
>> practive and think more into promoting rural electrification.It appears to
>> me that the generation and extension of energy in the region is seen as a
>> priviledge rather than an engine for economic development.As soon a

Re: [WestNileNet] Gaaga Bus Accident!!!!!!

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

i am so sorry for the loss of life. my condolences. But are Ugandan
roads vehicle worthy
kikonyogo

On 1/11/12, anguyo milton  wrote:
> Dear All,I am extremely saddened by this news report and my condolences to
> all those who were affected with reference to:
> http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/-/688334/1302796/-/b236i6z/-/index.html
>
>
> Not long ago I made a passionate critique on this forum on the same
> organization when again they had an accident and that time I made an
> analysis of what I believed the problem at Gaaga was-managememnt of public
> transportation and again this has come true-it is sad that these things are
> happening when there was fore warning and advice.
>
> You can search through this forum what problems I believed the company was
> facing and the solutions I thought them would help.
>
> I noticed several times on the Gulu/Arua highway the drivers at Gaaga are
> reckless and they'll not give way to on coming head traffic,this is tragic!
> I urge all who travel on the roads to give way to buses/trucks as far as
> possible and let them pass.
>
> Milton
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Re: [WestNileNet] SCIENCE CAFE --- CHRISTINE MUNDURU

[kikonyogo kivumbi]

 I will disagree with you Akua. Christine Munduru is an exemplary
person held in high esteem countrywide. I know well the concept behind
the Science Cafe and i fully support it. It is a harmless initiative
to make a contribution to the welfare of people's health. I will
encourage you Akua to separate personal vendetta against Christine
from an otherwise good forum for constructive  ideas. Science cafe is
helping people in Kampala and Entebbe. What makes you Akua think it is
not good for westnilers. Kindly revisit your ideas.
Kikonyogo

On 4/21/12, George Afi Obitre-Gama  wrote:
> Ladies and Gentlemen,
>
> With due respect, I do not think such kind of submissions against Christine
> who has been trying her best to do the best for the region's girl child;s
> health just by giving the latest information should be entertained. Replies
> and/or contributions should be respectful to one another and should be to
> the point, not abusive and  deragatory - not just a cut and paste scenario
> like the previous email submission.
>
> I highly and seriously suggest that if a member of the forum has such kind
> of negative attitude to what is simply a suggestion for information's
> sake which can be "a take it Or leave it", then such a member should be
> de-registered with immediate effect.
>
> Kigs, kindly investigate and do the needful.
>
>
> 
> From: akua tree 
> To: westnilenet@kym.net
> Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2012 4:33 PM
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] SCIENCE CAFE --- CHRISTINE MUNDURU
>
>
> TO CHRISTINE MUNDURU !
>
>
> Science(from Latin scientia, meaning "knowledge")
>
> SELLING  - NO  FUTURE - IS IT WISE ?
>
> WHAT DO WE DO WITH A SCIENCE CAFE THAT HAVE PEOPLE LIKE YOU
> EMPTYING OUR REGION FOR ITS PEOPLE .
> ‘ WHO ’   ARE  YOU  REALLY ' HELPING '
>  AND  TO  PREVENTING  WHAT ?
>
> VACCINATE  OUR  YOUNG  GIRLS  ,  NO  FUTURE !!
>
> AKUA  SERWAAH
>
>
>> From: westnilenet-requ...@kym.net
>> Subject: WestNileNet Digest, Vol 44, Issue 18
>> To: westnilenet@kym.net
>> Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2012 12:00:02 +0300
>>
>> Send WestNileNet mailing list submissions to
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>>
>> 1. Re: Science Cafe Uganda in world News (Stephen Aceku)
>> 2. Fwd: Fw: Fwd: FW: Please circulate (Nelly Badaru)
>>
>>
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2012 05:56:03 -0700 (PDT)
>> From: Stephen Aceku 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Science Cafe Uganda in world News
>> Message-ID:
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>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
>>
>> Please Add this new member Latigo Michael Kwame latigo.mich...@gmail.com
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>> From: Christine Munduru 
>> To: A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
>> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 3:53 AM
>> Subject: [WestNileNet] Science Cafe Uganda in world News
>>
>>
>> Dear all, this is just to let you know that Science Cafe Uganda is slowly
>> finding its way into the world.
>> Science cafe will represent Uganda among five countries selected to pilot
>> cervical cancer and HPV vaccine awareness at grassroots communities to
>> generate information for global advocacy strategy for vaccine development
>> and promotion by WHO.
>> Apparently Uganda has the highest incidence rate and mortality rate among
>> the 17 countries of Eastern Africa. This disease is preventable but why is
>> Uganda having this high incidence rate is the million dollar question
>> ?
>> Read the press release in advance to the world immunization week with
>> information from the five selected countries and their projects from the?
>> Science cafe website.
>> You can also now view the cafe photos from the various discussions being
>> held on the website.
>> ?
>> Thanks
>> ?
>> Christine
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Re: [WestNileNet] SCIENCE CAFE --- CHRISTINE MUNDURU

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e 20th century as the groups involved
> standardized their procedures and regulations.
> Vaccine
> development is a long, complex process, often lasting 10-15 years and
> involving
> a combination of public and private organisations which provide oversight.
> The current system for
> developing, testing, and regulating vaccines developed during the 20th
> century as the groups involved standardized their procedures and
> regulations.
> Government
> Oversight
> In the United States, the Center for Biologics Evaluation
> and Research oversees vaccine safety and regulates vaccines development
> In the European Union, the
> European Medicines Agency supervises regulation of vaccines and other drugs.
> A
> committee of the World Health Organization makes recommendations for
> biological
> products used internationally. Many countries have adopted the WHO
> standards.
> Many countries have their own scientists who have the capacity to oversee
> vaccines development. All such works are thoroughly peer reviewed.
> The
> general stages of the development cycle of a vaccine are:
>   * Exploratory stage
>   * Pre-clinical stage
>   * Clinical development
>   * Regulatory review and approval
>   * Manufacturing
>   * Quality control
> Clinical
> development is a three-phase process. During Phase I, small groups of people
> receive the trial vaccine. In Phase II, the clinical study is expanded and
> vaccine is given to people who have characteristics (such as age and
> physical
> health) similar to those for whom the new vaccine is intended. In Phase III,
> the vaccine is given to thousands of people and tested for efficacy and
> safety.
> Many
> vaccines undergo Phase IV formal, ongoing studies after the vaccine is
> approved
> and licensed.
> In Conclusion, Vaccines are developed, tested,
> and regulated in a very similar manner to other drugs. In general, vaccines
> are even more thoroughly tested than non-vaccine drugs because the number of
> human subjects in vaccine clinical
> trials is usually greater. In addition, post-licensure monitoring of
> vaccines
> is closely examined by the Centers for Disease Control and the FDA.
> Opposition
> to vaccination.
> Although the times have changed, the emotions and
> deep-rooted beliefs—whether philosophical, political, or spiritual—that
> underlie vaccine opposition have remained relatively consistent ever since
> Edward Jenner introduced vaccination in 1796. Comrades Akua and Pariyo
> probably
> belong to this group of opponents of vaccination.
> What I would like to say to my friends is that vaccines
> have been described as one of the ten most important and cost effective
> advances
> in medicine in this century.
> Because of vaccines, some diseases like Small pox have
> been eliminated from the face of the world, polio is on the verge of being
> eliminated. In Uganda, we spent several years without outbreaks of measles.
> It
> is of recent that due to the declining immunisation coverage, we are
> beginning
> to experience measles outbreaks in the country.  If I may ask, what
> alternatives to vaccines do
> our friends propose? Do vaccines really kill? I believe that some of us are
> now
> in advanced age groups in spite of having been vaccinated during our child
> hood,  including some of the friends who
> are opponents of vaccination. Since, let’s say 1960, how many children in
> West
> Nile have been vaccinated? If vaccination was for killing people, how many
> people would still be alive in West Nile?
>
>
>
>
> Dr. Anguzu Yumaa Patrick
> P.O.Box 701 Arua, Uganda, East Africa.
> Telephone: +256476421367 - Home
>  +256772696200 - Mobile
> e-mail: yang...@yahoo.com
>
> “Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why
> it's called the present. ”
> There's never a "right time" to wait for. So whenever you get the chance,
> take a risk.
>
>
>
> 
>  From: kikonyogo kivumbi 
> To: George Afi Obitre-Gama ; A Virtual Network for
> friends of West Nile 
> Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2012 12:38 PM
> Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] SCIENCE CAFE --- CHRISTINE MUNDURU
>
> I will disagree with you Akua. Christine Munduru is an exemplary
> person held in high esteem countrywide. I know well the concept behind
> the Science Cafe and i fully support it. It is a harmless initiative
> to make a contribution to the welfare of people's health. I will
> encourage you Akua to separate personal vendetta against Christine
> from an otherwise good forum for constructive  ideas. Science cafe is
> helping people in Kampala and Entebbe. What makes you Akua think it is

Re: [WestNileNet] TAKE NOTE PLEASE!!

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Where can i get one. It is easy to intercept their signal
On Dec 12, 2012 9:49 AM, "Kevin Anderu carol"  wrote:

> Dear Friends,
>
> Information reaching Police formation indicates that:
>
> There is a syndicate of criminals selling beautiful key holders at Petrol
> Stations. They sometimes parade themselves as sales promoters giving out
> free key holders.
>
> Please do not buy or accept these key holders no matter how beautiful they
> look.
>
> The key holders have inbuilt tracking device chip which allows them to
> track you to your home or wherever your car is packed. The key holders are
> very beautiful to resist. Accepting same may endanger your life.
>
> pass this message onward to colleagues, family members and loved ones.
> Alert everyone in your clique, including Drivers, Domestic staff etc
>
> Many thanks
>
> KC
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Re: [WestNileNet] Lifting of my suspension

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Cool But as a  successful lawyer you need more enemies to be on top of
success. U know enemies paint the world colourfulyou need more of them
Kiko
On Jan 21, 2013 4:28 PM, "Ocaatre Ronald Miria" 
wrote:

> Hi Caleb!
> Congratulations
> May  the Good Lord be praised.
> Ocaatre
> --- On *Mon, 21/1/13, Caleb Alaka * wrote:
>
>
> From: Caleb Alaka 
> Subject: [WestNileNet] Lifting of my suspension
> To: "A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile" 
> Date: Monday, 21 January, 2013, 13:04
>
> Justice Mwangushya of the High Court of Uganda has lifted my suspension by
> the Law Council. Glory be to God and thanks for all your prayers.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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Re: [WestNileNet] Lugbara

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So how then do u fall in love with a lugbara dridri girl?  Suppose I say
dridri mwaaahhh!! Can I pass
Kiko
On May 28, 2013 11:01 AM, "Bahemuka John Toa" 
wrote:

> LUGBARA LANGUAGE IS THE EASIEST ON EARTH One word can have more than one
> meanings.
> Let me give you examples of 8 words having 34 meanings.
> A) ORI.
> 1.ORI can mean Fear.
> 2. ORI can mean Seed.
> 3. ORI can mean Lice.
> 4. ORI can mean Snake.
> 5. ORI can mean Gold.
> 6. ORI can mean Sweat.
> 7. ORI can mean Origin.
> 8. ORI can mean to slowly Cool.
>
> B). ALETI.
> 9. ALETI can mean i want to produce.
> 10. ALETI can mean we want to produce.
> 11. ALETI can mean we want Cow.
> 12. ALETI can mean i want to strangle.
> 13. ALETI requesting for Lips (Kiss).
>
> C). OGU.
> 14. OGU can mean Stealing.
> 15. OGU can mean Liver.
> 16. OGU can mean Waist.
>
> D). ETI.
> 17. ETI can mean Buttocks.
> 18. ETI can refer to giving birth .
> 19. ETI can be used to express extreme smartness.
> 20. ETI can mean Tamarine.
>
> E). NGA.
> 22. NGA can mean Flying.
> 23. NGA can mean Germination.
> 24. NGA can be used to mean erection.
> 25. NGA can mean waking.
> 26. NGA can mean Where.
>
> F). DRI.
> 27. DRI can mean Head.
> 28. When you mention DRI twice to like DRIDRI it means Hot.
> 29. DRI Can mean Hand.
>
> G). OMBE
> 30. OMBE can mean Neck.
> 31. OMBE can mean Tying.
> 32. OMBE can mean licking.
>
> H). OYO.
> 33. OYO can mean Monkey.
> 34. OYO can mean Swear/ Vow.
>
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Re: [WestNileNet] State of the Foundation Address

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Good text. What role do interested parties to the region, but  not
necessarily coming from there  shall play? Also building partnership with
like minded groups from other parts of the country to say " promote mutual
development and cultural exchange." A person like me has a history of
100years ties with west nile, from my  grand father having made a covenant
with a west niler. so, some of us can play roles like fundraising, good
will ambassador or even lobbying for student scholarship from Kabaka
Education fund or still, even talking to good schools to consider giving
one or two or so bursaries for disadvantaged students from the region.  i
know some  well wishers who have schools, may be they need to be reached
out to. So, associate interested parties have a role to play as well
kikonyogo

On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 7:59 AM, samuel andema wrote:

> Ha ha ha ha ha...
> Kaleb, who told you we don't have leader of opposition in this "virtual
> parliament"? Do you remember father Rofino's piece about the conversation
> between a priest and a Christian whom the priest asked whether he ever
> prays and the man said yes he prays, and when the priest asked how come he
> had never seen him in the church the man replied that he is in the "secret
> service"! We might be having leaders of opposition who are in the "secret
> service" to use father's words.
>
> But on a serious note I wish to thank you and the executive committee for
> taking the time to respond to many concerns over lack of feedback from the
> leadership. I hope to read through the document carefully to be able to
> make an appropriate response.
>
> Once again thank you very much for your positive response.
>
> Sam
>
>*From:* Caleb Alaka 
> *To:* A Virtual Network for friends of West Nile 
> *Sent:* Tuesday, 16 July 2013, 13:28
> *Subject:* [WestNileNet] State of the Foundation Address
>
> Dear Colleagues, please find attached a state of the Foundation Address
> for your deliberations, comments, dissection. As the Virtual Parliament,
> your positive contribution will be appreciated. Note that since we have no
> position of Leader of Opposition, we hope for constructive criticism.
>
> May the Almighty God bless all of you
>
> Caleb Alaka
> LLB (Hons) MUK
> Diploma Legal Practice LDC
> MBA (ESAMI)
> LLM
> Doctoral Student
> President West Nile Foundation
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[WestNileNet] Fwd: [ibpmembers] [ibp members] JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Senior Improvement Advisor for HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and Infectious Diseases

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