Re: [Ugnet] {UAH} Proposals for Uganda’s post-NRM transitional government

Joseph Kamugisha You are going into a discussion that you are clearly not prepared for. EM On the 49th Parallel Thé Mulindwas Communication Group "With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy" Kuungana Mulindw

[Ugnet] Proposals for Uganda’s post-NRM transitional government

Joseph Kamugisha You are going into a discussion that you are clearly not prepared for, and look I have taken a very long hard thinking to raise this Acholi violence flag. One wonders how much time you have taken to go after me. And why did I decide that it is time for me to raise at them? B

[Ugnet] THE ACHOLI VIOLENCE IN UGANDA FROM THE EYES OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

REPORTS OF TORTURE In 1983 many people in the Luwero area near Kampala were displaced from their homes in the course of the army's operations against guerrillas. Some 150,000 of them were groups together in displaced persons' camps under army guard. Amnesty International received many report

Re: [Ugnet] {UAH} THE VIOLENCE OF UNLA AS REPORTED BY FOREIGN MEDIA

Sorry This should have been addressed to Joseph Kamugisha than Eric Kashambuzi. I sincerely apologize to the two. EM On the 49th Parallel Thé Mulindwas Communication Group "With Yoweri Museveni, Ssabassajja and Dr. Kiiza Besigye, Uganda is in anarchy"

[Ugnet] THE VIOLENCE OF UNLA AS REPORTED BY FOREIGN MEDIA

Eric Kashambuzi I have had a lunch today with a family of a wife and 2 daughters, why not the father? Because he was instructed by Acholi soldiers to carry two looted mattresses to their detach and he was too weak to do so. They shot him in Kawempe just before Roko Construction and he died i

[Ugnet] Uhuru hits back at the US

Uhuru hits back at the US over criticism The law becomes effective starting Monday when it is expected to be published. *("Kenya has no Guantanamo Bay,” said Mr Kenyatta in a statement from State House.)* TWEET [image: President Uhuru Kenyatta addresses the media at St

Re: [Ugnet] Pan-African politiical socio-economicaly conscious workers / peasants -- key to the liberation process in Azania, Africa & African World

*Nelson Mandela rejected changing the name from "South Africa" to "Azania", calling the idea 'preposterous'* On Tue, Dec 16, 2014 at 2:54 PM, wrote: > > > October 19, 2012 > AZANIA MUST BE FREE! Posted by Mayihlome under Feature Articles >

[Ugnet] Proposals for Uganda’s post-NRM transitional government

Eric Kashambuzi There are other important facts you need to include in the solution you are writing. May be what we actually need in Uganda is the true politics of exclusion, and here me out kindly. I have spent a whole month going about the problem we have in Uganda of Acholi with violence,

[Ugnet] Eritrea still standing, still tall!

*Re: Eritrea still standing, still tall!*(Below, the author categorizes East African leaders, Kagame, Museveni, Kikwete, Kiir etc as servants of imperialism. He is is spot on.Uhuru Kenyatta, though, does not belong to such category. He is a true Pan-Africanist.i.e. unlike m7 who was sent to DR

[Ugnet] THE VIOLENCE OF ACHOLIS AS REPORTED BY FOREIGN MEDIA

Friends This is a part of report filled by The New York Times of Dec. 8, 1985 under a heading “Sights and Sounds of war engulf a Uganda torn by internal strife” written by Edward A. Gargan. Reports of Atrocities The war has been dirty. Western diplomats and observers have repeatedly c

[Ugnet] ACHOLIS USED GRAFFITI AS --------------> "YOU WILL NEVER FORGET THAT BOYS FROM GULU WERE HERE"

The Perpetrators The main perpetrator of the violence was the state and its agencies, specifically the military, paramilitary organizations, the civil intelligence organizations, specifically the National Security Agency (NASA), local and national officials of the ruling UPC and members of the p

[Ugnet] CHAOS RULES UGANDA, TRAVELLERS SAYS

CHAOS RULES UGANDA, TRAVELERS SAYS By SHEILA RULE, Special to the New York Times Published: August 1, 1985 BUSIA, Kenya, July 31— About 300 Americans and Europeans traveled today by convoy from Uganda to this border town, where many offered grim accounts of fear, intimidation and chaos in t