[Ugnet] UGANDA LOST ONE OF THE BEST SOLDIERS

Oyite Ojok, one of Uganda’s best soldiers Publish Date: Feb 08, 2012 · · By Joshua Kato By Shortly after Idi Amin’s overthrow in 1979, the prestigious magazine, The New African, carried a front page photo of Maj. Gen. David Oyite Ojok with the inscriptions, ‘The Lion of War’. O

[Ugnet] HENRY KISSINGER REASONNING EXACTLY AS YOWERI MUSEVENI

Henry Kissinger: "If You Can't Hear the Drums of War You Must Be Deaf" By Alfred Heinz Henry Kissinger, the most famous living practitioner of international statecraftHenry Kissinger, the most famous living practitioner of international statecr

[Ugnet] THE QUOTE

"Cross-generational sex will cost you a future. They make you prone to unwanted pregnancies and HIV/AIDS. In the Ganda culturewe have to discourage those bad cultural practices and promote good ones. Culture is not static, we must discourage the bad ones and stop them," [Nabagereka Sylvia

Re: [Ugnet] {UAH} [SALONGO] KABAKA'S ACTION CANNOT BE JUSTIFIED UNDER CHRISTIANITY

Ssalongo Ssenoga No you have not argued with me on them, but I am a parent that ha had these arguments with my own children, some to some success and some to some failures, it becomes very complicated when the debate jumps up on top of leaders of our society that I should have used as role models

Re: [Ugnet] {UAH} KABAKA'S ACTION CANNOT BE JUSTIFIED UNDER CHRISTIANITY

Bobby Musoke Yup yawn “Studies show that the highest number of new HIV infections is among the adults in long-term sexual relationships. Isn’t there anybody who is able to advise ‘our king’ that the times when there was the ‘husband of all women’ are long gone because the ‘diseases of the bra

[Ugnet] GOLD SMUGGLING PROFITS WARLORDS NOT CONGO

Congo News: How gold smuggling profits warlords not Congo Texas banker Kase Lawal says he lost $30 million in botched Congo gold scam. Denis FitzgeraldFebruary 7, 2012 06:15 http://www.google.com/images/cleardot.gif Clone

[Ugnet] South Sudan Goes For Broke, Turning Off The Oil Taps

Juba turns off the oil and turns up the pressure in its fraught negotiations with Khartoum over oil, cash, security and citizenship Few outside the Juba government had expected it to start shutting down oil production on 22 January. Warnings from the Government of South Sudan had been widely