TENSION is developing at the Uganda/Tanzania border due to the presence of
armed Rwandese refugees roaming the borderline along the Kagera Salient,
which officials blame on insecurity in the sub-region.
The Tanzanian government has established military patrols along the
border, while Uganda has
India Harvests Fruits of a
Diaspora
By AMY
WALDMAN
EW DELHI, Jan. 11 — Sir Shridath Ramphal's grandmother left India in
rebellion 150 years ago, after refusing to throw herself on her dead husband's
funeral pyre. She ended up in indentured servitude in South America, in what
Netters,
This story of India isn't unique. China's
diaspora is an important component of its economic regeneration.
There are plenty of lessons we can learn from these experiences.
For one, inspite of all the hype about direct
foreign investment (meaning Caucasian capital), nothing beats
Scientists Studying the Breaking Up of the African Continent
Addis Tribune (Addis Ababa)
January 10, 2003
Posted to the web January 10, 2003
A group of Ethiopian, European and American scientists are in their third stage of the
project that investigates how the African continent
PLEASE POST AS WIDE AS POSSIBLE
Analysis: If the Unites States, Great Britain, and the UN are promoting
criminels, terroristes, and looters (plunders) to lead the Congo. Will
they tomorrow accept the responsibility of lack of democracy and lasting
peace in the DR of Congo? Will they accept the
Sudan reports, rebels deny new ceasefire violation
KHARTOUM, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Sudan's government accused southern rebels of
violating a tenuous ceasefire, but the rebel movement swiftly denied the
claim on Sunday and charged that Khartoum was planning an attack.
A government-owned newspaper
In a message dated 1/12/03 8:47:59 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Inspite of all the actions, it is clear that the current Government is
still
unable/ incapable of containing the situation.
What you are asking me to do is to comment on the relative rather than
absolute.
Zimbabwe Land Grab
From Daily Mail Guardian
From Jan Lamprecht
AfricanCrisis.Org
1-11-3
HARARE - South African labour minister, Membathisi Mdladlana, said in
Zimbabwe on Friday that this country had a lot to learn from President
Robert Mugabe's programme of land reform.
The political
Happy Imbeciles At War
Massive U.S. military buildup, billions of dollars, a useless enemy, and
no one seems to know why
By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist
This is not a war. Iraq will not be a war. Do we understand this? We do
not seem to understand this. This is heavily corporatized power
Lutimba Matovu,if I were infantile like you,I would
have waited to age before making you see where your
opportunistic cheerleading is leading you.You really
have you mouth and hence your stomach where you feel
goodies are.If there was any morsel of intellect still
resident in your body,these
owor,
Arresting people who have committed or are about to
commit a crime and held without trial is normal
practice the world over. Uganda is not unique.
In the UK many so called terrorist sympathisers or
those with alleged links with Al-Qaida are being held
without trial. In the US, hundreds of
52 Die in Two-Day Clash Over Cattle On Border
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The Nation (Nairobi)
January 11, 2003
Posted to the web January 10, 2003
Nairobi
At least 52 people died in two days of fighting between rival communities,
using spears and guns, in
The Perfect Employee?
1 Bob Smith, my assistant programmer, can always be found
2 hard at work at his desk. He works independently, without
3 wasting company time talking to colleagues. Bob never
4 thinks twice about assisting fellow employees, and always
5 finishes given assignments on time.
Johannesburg
THE trial of the alleged killers of President Laurent-Desiré Kabila of the
Democratic Republic of Congo ended this week with observers dismissing
proceedings as a brutal and shambolic farce.
The trial, which began in March last year before a military tribunal, was so
chaotic that it
By Sunday Times Foreign Desk
Johannesburg
IN A move that could drive a diplomatic wedge between the Democratic Republic
of Congo and Zimbabwe, Harare is demanding $1.8-billion (about R15.3-billion)
compensation for its involvement in the war in Congo.
Zimbabwe needs the money to shore up its
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