THE MONITOR, 18TH OCTOBER 2002
From 7-hour search to seven-day closure
David Ouma Balikowadear coh,I do not know how to begin this letter. Strange things have been happening in the beloved land of Uganda in the last seven days.October 10 was black Thursday for all those who cherish freedom of expre
Potosi,
I have copied the mails I sent to this here list before as proof that I was not lying
about the thugs stealing money from Nile Bank.
And remember I said that I was not very convinced that MTN Boers were not helping the
Kenyan thugs steal the money from Nile Bank. Now you can see what M
Thank God we can get the news again! I was begining to get sick of New Vision.
coo
This is a special issue of The Monitor. Its the first since Government
closed the paper down in a massive police and military intelligence
operation.
The security operatives didnt have a warrant, and despite the
People
Again NRM has been throwing numbers at us from day
one, remember Museveni has killed more Ugandans than all previous leaders
combined but the totals of Ugandans as a whole went up, please explain that to
me.
Em
The Mulindwas communication
group"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is i
I also said that the BA Boeing parks in Entebbe although the maximum of its
passengers are from Nairobi, because they take fuel from Entebbe under
dubious means which they can not do at Jomo Kenyatta. The country needs a
serious broom to get out the Rwandees and put Ugandans in power. changes and
v
Salim
Thanks for posting this piece I have been trying to
retype it for I failed to get it on line, it is a good reading for an open
minded
Em
The Mulindwas communication
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- Original Message -
From:
Salim
Khatri
To
Mulindwa,
who said I've just figured it out ? What I was trying to stress is that it
has now been officially declared.
You do not have to respond to every message, even when you have nothing to
say.
Kasangwawo
From: "Mulindwa Edward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[EMAIL
Friday, 18 October, 2002, 10:08 GMT 11:08 UK -BBC
Ugandan paper issues apology
The Ugandan army was angered by The Monitor's story
In its first edition for a week, Uganda's leading independent newspaper, The Monitor, has apologised for running a story which angered the army but has refused to ret
Mulindwa,
It shows your claims are bogus and pure pokopoko.
--- Mulindwa Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> People
> Again NRM has been throwing numbers at us from day
> one, remember Museveni has killed more Ugandans than
> all previous leaders combined but the totals of
> Ugandans as a whole w
Mulindwa,
BA flights are direct from Ebb to London. All their
seats are over subscribed and always full. So what the
hell are you talking about?
You don't know what's going on but you always claim
you go to Uganda. Shame on you.
LM
--- Mulindwa Edward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also said tha
Matovu
I am talking about a flight with a stop over in Nairobi
Em
The Mulindwas communication group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
- Original Message -
From: "Lutimba Matovu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 10:08 AM
Subject:
The Monitor’s debacle has clouded the air around the state and the media
Onapito Ekomoloit To The Point
IN the wake of the ongoing trials and tribulations of The Monitor, the
newspaper where I cut my journalistic teeth in, it’s conceivable that some
journalists now see President Yoweri Museveni
Mr. Otim,
The parallels in prison conditions between Mr. Nyakairu's
detention/imprisonment by Museveni in 2002 and that of Obote's detention of
Mr Lule (Chronicled in Transition) in the late 1960s is striking, if not
chilling.
I hope the press can pick up a sustained campaign against poor/inh
This article from NYTimes.com
has been sent to you by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rebels Sign Truce to End Ivory Coast Uprising
October 18, 2002
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rebels signed a truce on Thursday to halt a monthlong
insurgency in Ivory Coast that has killed hundreds of
people.
http://www.n
Bwana Ssemakula:
Where I come from they say "mac onywalo buro" - fire begets ash, i.e. one can tell
with certainity where the ash comes from.
Ochan
At 05:06 PM 10/18/02 +, you wrote:
>Mr. Otim,
>
>The parallels in prison conditions between Mr. Nyakairu's
>detention/imprisonment by Museveni
Given that:
1. English is the official language of each of the 3 countries in question
and that it is used the world over
2. Swahili is hardly used or understood by a large portionof Uganda, over
50% in terms of population
3. Swahili is controversial in Uganda
4. Uganda would have to spend mil
Book of the Month
THE GRAND CHESSBOARD
American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives
By Zbigniew Brzezinski
"The Grand chessboard." by Mr. Brzezinski.
He is former National Security Advisory in the Carter administration and
architect of the Trilateral Commission.
Mr. Brzezinski lays
Mr. Ssemakula and netters,
This all about "Transition", Neogy, Abu Mayanja, Ali Mazuri etc... is all
well and good.
But, are we just going to dismiss Mr. Chris Opoka's suggestion that
irrespective of our differences, there are some national aspects that demand
that we all work together at som
Hello My fellow Ugandans and all our friends!
Several times this week, I have read discussions that are pertinent to to the
incomplete topic: EDUCATION IN FEDERAL UGANDA and specifically
'The Curriculum of Education In Federal Uganda'
I am inviting Misters: Ssemakula, Muwanga-Zake and all others
A wife arrived
home from a shopping trip and was shocked to find
her husband in bed with a lovely young woman. Just as she was
about to storm out of the house, her husband called out "Perhaps
you should hear how all this came about..."
I was driving home on the highway when I saw this
This article brought to mind an incident that occurred in Egypt sometime
ago, when the Zero Population Growth (ZPG) held sway of things. Soon after
the opening of the Aswan Dam, officials noticed a drastic fall in the number
of children born in the general vicinity. Officials thought that som
Mr. J. Oracha,
The relationship you've described among East African nationals is
not as good as you think. What you described is the artificial diplomatic
relations practiced at public meetings etc whenever diplomats meet. I lived
in several parts of Kenya between 1982 and 1990. I have
The Mulindwas communication
group"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
- Original Message -
From: Thomas Mountain
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 4:15 AM
Subject: [anarchy_africa] Sudan; 10 Minutes of Peace; Gov violates
truce, mediator complains
17 Oct 2002 18:00Media
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CONGOPANORAMA
a friend sent me
this.you might want to check it
out.=WWW.CONGOPANORAMA.ORGPlease
consult this web site and send us your
comments!Editor
Mr. Potosi Netters,
1. I do not recall pronouncing an opinion about "Neogy, Abu Mayanja, Ali Mazur", but this doesn't prevent anyone else from doing so. My intent in posting those excerpts, speaking of which you may expect more, is to use "bwino" to refute this hogwash floating around about how g
Netters
The gunman in Germany has surrendered to the Police
and all hostages are a OK
Em
The Mulindwas
communication group"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in
anarchy"
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Nigerians Uneasy Over Loss of Oil-Rich Lan
NEW VISION, 19TH SATURDAY OCTOBER 2002
Uganda Now Oil Drilling
The much-awaited drilling of oil in the rift valley in western Uganda has started, Bryan Westwood, the director and general manager Heritage oil and Gas, the company that has been undertaking exploration work, said yesterday, reports Jo
Wembley Court Frees ISO Man
LUCKY: Kyokweitse (left) being congratulated by a friend yesterday
By Solomon Muyita A COMMANDER of the Internal Security Organisation (ISO) in Western Uganda is the first out of over 450 Operation Wembley suspects to be freed by the General Court Marshal. The mili
By Abel Zhakata HISTORY has it that any revolution is associated with undesirable
immediate effects, but the foreseeable future will be a flowery experience.
I bring this issue in the context of the ongoing agrarian reforms in
Zimbabwe. One would ask why revolutions, including the Agricultu
Hard lessons
for Monitor
It is good news that the Government has allowed The
Monitor empire to resume. There is no need for Government to continue
soiling its neat suit, digging the grave of a paper which appears to be
heading to the grave y
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