Re: ugnet_: Fwd: Voting with our feet

Mr. Mulindwa, Thanks. There are two scenarios in this. The government has always encouraged Ugandans to return home if they so wish especially those like you who have imaginary fears. The government however realises that we have Ugandans who are currently unemployed who can work in other

ugnet_: Interview with a warlord ( interview avec Mutebuzi)

AFRICA DRC: Interview with a warlord11 July 2004 09:41 Officially Jules Mutebutsi is a colonel in DemocraticRepublic of Congo's (DRC) army, but he recently roseto a more senior rank -- warlord.A conflict the world hoped was over blazed up againlast month when Mutebutsi's rebels led

ugnet_: Re: Manufactured Opposition - The new political product

Mr Njoki This is brilliant. It explains better what a lot of people feel about the positions of RA and PAFO NumePaul Njoki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I wonder how the likes of Bwengye, Mayanja-Kangi Ocheger and group felt after reading this articles. New political product here WORM’S EYE: By The

ugnet_: Letters

LettersJuly 12, 2004 Face reality on federalism The Buganda Lukiiko has rejected a Cabinet proposal that a new regional tier of government be introduced for districts who want to amalgamate into larger units. The Lukiiko also insists that Kampala should be an integral part of the federal

ugnet_: Now he is there,now he is not.....Let's talk....Sex!

Now he is there, now he is not… Let’s talk... Sex! with Carolyne Nakazibwe That is a game involuntarily played by many couples. Men capable of having ‘turbo engines’ in their pants, and that is about it. Once he gets to the races, the ‘engine’ revs once, sputters and goes dead, leaving

ugnet_: Iraq Insurgency Larger Than Thought

Iraq Insurgency Larger Than Thought The Associated Press Friday 09 July 2004 Baghdad - Contrary to U.S. government claims, the insurgency in Iraq is led by well-armed Sunnis angry about losing power, not foreign fighters, and is far larger than previously thought, American

ugnet_: Systematic Slaughter Unfolds in Sudan

Systematic Slaughter Unfolds in Sudan The Associated Press Saturday 10 July 2004 Al-Fasher, Sudan - As the world's attention was turned to crises in the Middle East, a slaughter has raged for 17 months in Sudan's Darfur region. Arab gunmen on horses and camels, backed by bombers

ugnet_: U.S. Is seen Losings Its Moral Authority

U.S. Is seen Losings Its Moral Authority By Thomas Fuller and Brian Knowlton International Herald Tribune Monday 05 July 2004 War, detentions and Patriot Act cited; also, 'incredible harm' of prison abuse. The costs of the war in Iraq have been counted in dollars spent and

ugnet_: ITURI: BISHOP OF MAHAGI, EGION ONCE AGAIN PRESIDED BY VIOLENCE?/b

CONGO-DEM.REPUBLIC 12/7/2004 16:08 ITURI: BISHOP OF MAHAGI, EGION ONCE AGAIN PRESIDED BY VIOLENCE?/b Church/Religious Affairs, Standard hree week of fighting between two armed factions in the Mahagi territory, along the border with Uganda, have resulted in the death of 70 militias, a

ugnet_: Orombi Calls for End to Insurgency in North

Orombi Calls for End to Insurgency in North Email This Page Print This Page Visit The Publisher's Site New Vision (Kampala) July 10, 2004 Posted to the web July 12, 2004 Kampala THE Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, the Rt. Rev. Henry Luke Orombi, has appealed for

ugnet_: Museveni's Futail attempt to tinker around with the Uganda Constitution

Talk about being caught between a rock and a hard place!!! It would be interesting to see how this events unfold!! MK New Constitution Bill Goes to House Email This Page Print This Page Visit The Publisher's Site New Vision (Kampala) July 10, 2004 Posted to the web

ugnet_: Lakwena to Steer Clear of Active Politics

Last month, President Museveni handed over $50,000 (sh100m) and a satellite phone to Lakwena to facilitate her return from exile. talk about falling into things Lakwena aggudee mu Bintu Lakwena to Steer Clear of Active Politics Email This Page Print This Page Visit The

ugnet_: Clashes near DR Congo gold mine

Clashes near DR Congo gold mine By Arnaud Zajtman BBC, Kinshasa Ituri residents are again fleeing their homes Fighting has broken out in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the UN says. Two rival militias have been battling over a gold mine, 100km north of Bunia. Some

ugnet_: 2000 Congolese Flee to Uganda

2000 Congolese Flee to Uganda Email This Page Print This Page Visit The Publisher's Site New Vision (Kampala) July 12, 2004 Posted to the web July 12, 2004 Frank Mugabi Kampala Over 2,000 Congolese refugees have moved into Nebbi district after two days of renewed