Dear Zakoomu,
The Lado Enclave, as a cohesive cultural-political entity in the past or
currently, exists only in the imagination of Captain John Agami and his
followers. Originating in the period of European Scramble for
Africa, this phrase doesn't really feature in the power calculus of Mr.
Kon
Beloved Haiti
A (Counter) Revolutionary Bicentennial
By STAN GOFF
February 9, 2004.
As I write this there is an attempt to start a civil war in Haiti,
engineered in the United States of America and supported by its lapdogs in
Caricom and the Organization of American States. Former Haitian milit
Supersize Your Child?
By Richard Hayes, TomPaine.com
February 16, 2004
In the late 1950s, soon after Watson and Crick had discovered DNA's
structure, scientists began predicting that someday we'd be able to
genetically engineer our children. We'd design them to be healthy, smart
and attractive,
Odious Debt: Review of African $300 Billion Debt
Review of Debt of African Countries
(http://www.digitalaid.org/debt.htm).
Digital Aid Inc. and African Foundation are organizing a
petition drive aimed at the reduction of the debt owed by
African countries.
As you may be aware, President George
SBA's E-Confluence Monitors Africa, M-East Markets
Lagos
SBA Research Limited has launched its e-confluence data platform that
provides information liquidity on 23 emerging markets of Africa and
the middle East.
Executive Director of SBA, Mr. Segun Akande, said the e-confluence
data platform cove
The Family Steering Committee Statement and Questions
Regarding the 9/11 Commission Interview with President Bush
t r u t h o u t | Report
Monday 16 February 2004
The Family Steering Committee believes that President Bush should
provide sworn public testimony to the full ten-memb
Spot on, my ass!
From the offensive title he's slapped on his book, to the jumbled contents
of his bombastic address, Dr. Chika Onyeani exudes a symptom that afflicts
far too many conservative Black public intellectuals. They imagine they
have stumbled upon extraordinary and unspeakable truths
No my friend, I do not imply that the conservative ideology is confined to
Caucasians. I'd be foolish to make such a conclusion when men like you and
Dr. Onyeani helpfully remind us that you are out of the woodworks.
The main point of my submission is that there is really nothing new that Dr
O
Bwana Musaazi,
It is well and good for every successful Black man or woman to point out
that "even though i am from way down here, i am right up here now," but
let's remember that personal anecdotes can never substitute for
global/overarching strategies that recognize and learn the lessons of
The Death of Horatio Alger
by PAUL KRUGMAN
[from the January 5, 2004 issue]
The other day I found myself reading a leftist rag that made outrageous
claims about America. It said that we are becoming a society in which the
poor tend to stay poor, no matter how hard they work; in which sons are
Museveni recalls Lira commander
By Frank Nyakairu
Feb 24, 2004
Death toll up to 204
KAMPALA Gen. Museveni has recalled the commander of the armys 403
Brigade following the Saturday massacre in Lira of scores of civilians.
I have transferred the commander of the 403 Brigade, Lt. Col. Mulind
Haiti's Descent into Gang Warfare
Throttled by History
By GARY YOUNGE
(www.counterpunch.org)
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI.
As civil war encroaches, civil society implodes and civil political
discourse evaporates, one of the few things all Haitians can agree on is
their pride in Toussaint L'Ouverture,
My dear brothers and sisters,
Far too many defenseless and innocent Ugandans have lost lives, limbs,
ears, noses, lips, and property in the last 18 years even as the NRM
administration has internationally promoted the lie that our country is
secure.
Regardless of our political persuasions or w
Stamp of Approval?
By William Jelani Cobb, Africana.com
February 24, 2004
Word on the street has it that the person who told us that hindsight is
20/20 vision was blind in one eye his damn self. And that explains why in
2004 it's increasingly difficult to recognize the difference between this
c
Aristide Kidnapped by U.S. Forces?
By William Rivers Pitt
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Monday 1 March 2004
"Beyond the mountains, more mountains."
- old Haitian proverb
The front pages of major American newspapers and the talking heads on
the news channels would have you believe that
EXCLUSIVE BREAKING NEWS:
PRESIDENT ARISTIDE SAYS 'I WAS KIDNAPPED'
'TELL THE WORLD IT IS A COUP'
Monday, March 1st, 2004
http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=04/03/01/1521216
Multiple sources that just spoke with Haitian President Jean-Bertrand
Aristide told Democracy Now! that Aristide says
Haiti as Target Practice
How the US Press Missed the Story
By HEATHER WILLIAMS
"The fact that the group in charge of Haiti policy today in the State
Department has been literally gunning for Aristide since before his initial
election as a champion of democracy in 1990 has been left all but
unme
Even the U.S. government has a printing office that serves the very purpose
that our very own government printer has been serving. If the past is
anything to go by, someone/people in government or their cronies want to
make a killing by selling the printery to themselves and then awarding
cont
Multilingual Computing & Technology in its latest edition (#61) has a piece
on African language localization. Though the focus of the project described
is cellphone terminology, the article may be of interest in the larger
process of adapting new technologies to African contexts. And for those wh
Folks,
If you really wish to indulge in spooky numbers, I just heard a commentator
say on NPR that the blast in Madrid on 3/11 came exactly 911 days after
9/11. Does it actually add up? If so, is it coincidence or are the
terrorists telling us in code where or when the next big blast is going
Research on refurbished PCs for African schools
03/11/2004, SchoolNet Africa:
Research on refurbished PCs for African schools calls for an
integrated strategy and effective management system in Africa
Johannesburg, 8 March 2004
To use or not to use second hand and refurbished computers as pa
I sacked Agoa girls - President
By Kakaire A. Kirunda
March 22, 2004
MBALE President Yoweri has announced he ordered the sacking of about 200
girls working at Tri-Star Apparels factory in Bugolobi.
Museveni said he feared their strike would send the wrong signals to
potential investors.
I
ttp://www.boston.com/news/world/latinamerica/articles/2004/03/26/brazils_ka
lunga_honor_dead_slave_ancestors/
Brazil's Kalunga Honor Dead Slave Ancestors
= March 26, 2004
By Axel Bugue
Kalunga, Brazil (Reuters) - Cut-off from the outside
world for centuries, the Kalunga community of
descendants of
An Occurrence in Pakistan
The Battle That Wasn't
By WILLIAM S. LIND
(From www.counterpunch.com)
About two weeks ago, the world's attention suddenly turned to a dramatic
battle in Pakistan. The Pakistani Army, we were told, had trapped a large
force of al Qaeda, including a "high-value target," po
Rwanda - Whose Genocide?
By Steve Weissman
t r u t h o u t | Perspective
Wednesday 31 March 2004
In Rwanda ten years ago, Hutu gangs began killing ethnic Tutsis,
slaughtering between 500,000 and one million men, women, and children - all
in 100 days.
Hutu extremists had ca
Dear Musaazi,
To illustrate a point that's best driven home anecdotally, I was going
to tell netters a story about a tragic event that happened in 1981 in my
neck of the woods. But it occurred to me that I could simply redact
your small polemic to good effect. My insertions are in brackets.
"
And where are we in this scheme of things?
On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 10:13, Lisa Toro wrote:
> What they stole from germans is now over and they can not figure out
> their own!!
>
> - Original Message -
> From: J Ssemakula
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: M
Bwana Musaazi,
Once again, with so much verbiage you have deftly sidestepped the real
issues.
But I'll revisit them anyway.
1. The government of Uganda has the responsibility of protecting the
property and lives of all Ugandans from both internal and external
threats. By commission and omission
Israeli Nukes and the American Connection
Vanunu and the Terrible Secret
By URI AVNERY
In the darkness of a cinema, a woman's voice: "Hey! Take your hands off!
Not you! YOU!"
This old joke illustrates the American policy regarding nuclear
armaments in the Middle East. "Hey, you there, Iraq and Ir
EM,
Aliyi Ekineh is a very confused (I mean mentally enslaved) African. I
say this, not because there is no modicum of truth in the petition to
Tony Blair. The Sovereign National Congress he/she and many other
Nigerians are calling for is probably the only sane course of redress
for Nigeria and se
Wow Rehema! That was some mind-blowing panegyric.
On Mon, 2004-06-21 at 03:18, Rehema Mukooza wrote:
This service is hosted on the Infocom network
http://www.infocom.co.ug
Mw. Kasangwawo,
Alas, Neogy died in 1995. It is
interesting that Uganda's ex-dictators are outliving many of their
victims. Ufortunately, most of these witnesses of history
are taking the knowledge of their uncomfortably intimate brushes with
unbridled power to the grave.
vukoni
---
Mw. Ssemakula,
Your message doesn't include the Word attachment. Could you please resend
it?
Thanks.
vukoni
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From: "J Ssemakula" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 2:05 PM
Subject:
"In Defense Of Black
Reparations"
Part One of a Two-Part
Series
By Manning
Marable TBWT
Contributor Article Dated 10/21/2002 Throughout this year, the black reparations debate has
become widely known, and it continued to attract increased national and
international attention. In Februar
"That is an insult to the UPDF, to say that we can keep a whole battalion
in an area for just $ 25,000," Wapakhabulo said. That, as the saying goes,
is just the tip of the hippo's nose. When Wapa seizes on it, he is merely
diverting attention from the ugly body of the beast.
We shouldn'
www.ahram.org.eg/weekly
Who can explain the chaotic affairs of today's world?
Samir Amin for one. Fatemah Farag interviews Egypt's most famous
Marxist theorist
As the world prepares itself for an imminent American/British
military onslaught against Iraq, the "clash
October 24,
2002
Israel's Singles Night
Out:Critics Charge that Divestment
"Singles Out" Israel. They Are Right.
by WILL YOUMANS
www.counterpunch.com
A little
more than a week ago several hundred college students from all over the United
States met in Michigan to further the growing campai
A Response from
Prof Kwesi Prah to Ali Mazrui10.10.2002Dear Ali
Mazrui,Conference on Reparations for Arab-led SlaveryI am
writing in response to your letter of the 27th September, 2002,
addressed to Iman Drammeh regarding the scheduled conference on
reparations for Arab-led slavery. She pas
Netters,
Ndugu Ssemakula asked me a question, which I
thought was honest and worth answering. While I do recognize that you cannot control the manner in which people
discuss an issue that is out in the public domain, I must express my
extreme discomfort and dismay at being associated with
Mr. Bwanika,
Roy has more rights to being on Ugandanet than
you being in Sweden or wherever you're domiciled in Europe, my dear deluded
ndugu.
And in terms of cause and effect (which a
self-acclaimed social scientist as you should meticulously -- I should say
instinctively -- strive to i
EM,
This article is dead wrong. South Africa has
already reacted to these unsubstantiated charges. Under Mandela,
South Africa took the well-meaning and unprecedented but perhaps naive
decision to terminate the nuclear program (even more advanced than the North
Korean one giving a sustai
Do as we
say, not as we do
While Lula's Brazil kowtows
to the free market, Blair's Britain only pretends to do so George MonbiotTuesday October 29, 2002The Guardian Democracy in Brazil both won and lost on
Sunday night. It won because, for the first time in its history, the nation
chose a
Anyone who has navigated the
very frustrating process of checking on case status with the INS will
appreciate how much this new feature means. It may not substantially
change the outcome of a case, but just to know that one no longer has to
dial the ever busy phones is comforting news.
v
Mw. Ssemakula,
I vaguely remember that to be the case in the "A" Levels.
vukoni
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From: "J Ssemakula" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: ugnet_: New Law passes in Brazilian Senate
> Mr. Vukoni,
>
> Is it
We will live to regret this build-up of U.S. military
presence on African territory.
vukoni
U.S. to Add to Forces in Horn of AfricaBy ERIC
SCHMITT
ASHINGTON, Oct. 29 The United States is increasing its forces
stationed around the Horn of Africa to about 1,200 troops, allowing them to
c
Thanks for this news, EM. Congratulations to
all of you brothers and sisters in Canada who have fought the good
fight.
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From:
Mulindwa Edward
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTEC
EM,
I have only been in Toronto once -- on a visit that
lasted 10 days. So, I cannot really say with confidence how racial
profiling works in your great city.
But from what I know in Chicago, to
define racial profiling as a necessary evil in the search
for criminals is either disingenio
In the Crocodiles Mouth
Blair is appeasing Bush partly in order to get a
share of the worlds diminishing supplies of oil
By George Monbiot. Published in the Guardian 5th
November 2002
Tony Blair's loyalty to George Bush looks like slow
political suicide. His preparedness to
It is deplorable that Tamale Mirundi (and I am
taking Cheye's word for this) is blaming all Banyankole for the sins
of Museveni and his cabal.
However, Cheeye's logic condemns Cheeye. Look
at this: "The late J. Namakajjo and group were coughing up in this mess, and
journalism became syno
Ndugu Mitayo,
Hypocrisy appears to be the badge of neo-liberals. If Jack Straw really
believed what he said in this interview, he'd have resigned from his post
long ago. This good cop facade should fool none of us.
Imperialists and their beneficiaries never admit of guilt (as exemplified by
Mr
Ndugu Mitayo,
Take heart. Those who don't dream have nightmares.
And don't you get worked up about Ssemakula's occasional outbursts against
Pan Africanism. I've come to believe that it does for his mind what a belch
(which is rude socially, but beneficial for the stomach) does for the
glutton.
washingtonpost.com
A Sept. 11 Detainee's Long Path to Release
After Final Glitch, Ivory Coast Native Is Home
By Amy GoldsteinWashington Post Staff WriterTuesday,
November 12, 2002; Page A03
Before Tony Oulai stepped out of a government car on Saturday at Orlando
International Airport, an
AIDS in Africa Imperiling Armies That Are Seen as Keys to Stability
(nytimes.com)By HENRI E. CAUVIN
UANDA, Angola First Sgt. Domingos Leiria may be the future of the
Angolan Armed Forces.
Like thousands of other soldiers in Angola, and thousands more across Africa,
Sergeant Lei
Ed,
Just my point. Bush is a product of and front for crony capitalism. His
successes only make sense if you look at it from the narrow perspective of
the plutocracy he's beholden to. It's the other American bubble waiting to
burst.
But on one and only one thing, I agree with Muniini. Bush is
Matek,
Thanks for this. "A lie has short legs. The truth always catches up with
it," according to a Ma'di/Lugbara proverb.
It's now Museveni's turn to see how even the most intricately manufactured
"realities" can evaporate like fog in the morning sun. But those who have
ruled or intend to rul
hing you would credit him as an individual to show
> that Dubya is his own man (read Dubya aw "W")
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
> Of Vukoni Lupa-Lasaga
> Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 6:07 PM
> To: [EMA
Ndugu Mitayo,
Could you please tell me which media organization originally published this
article? Thanks.
vukoni
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From: "Mitayo Potosi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 6:41 PM
Subject: ugnet_: Illeg
S Africa
shuns apartheid lawsuits
Country needs investment,
say ministers, not compensation
Rory Carroll
in JohannesburgWednesday November 27, 2002The Guardian The South African government has refused to
support a lawsuit against foreign multinationals and banks which allegedly
propped u
ugnet_: Illegal human settlement
>
> To "Vukoni Lupa-Lasaga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I got the story from the Zimbabwe Herald of Friday 29 Nov
>
> I don't know whether that is of any help, my brother!!
>
> And I should have indicated the sourse. S
Why Are Black Students Lagging?By FELICIA R. LEE
he persistent academic gap between white and black students has
touched off difficult and often ugly debates over the question why. Are racist
stereotypes to blame? Substandard schools? Cultural attitudes?
This long-running argume
The Bush
dynasty and the Cuban criminals New
book reveals links of two presidents and the governor of Florida with exiled
hardliners Duncan Campbell in Los AngelesMonday
December 2, 2002The Guardian
The brother of
President George Bush, the Florida governor, Jeb Bush, has been instrumenta
The Pitfalls Of Thinking
Like A NegroBy Mark P. Fancher TBWT Contributor
Article
Dated 12/1/2002
With the passage of time, the liberation
struggle becomes increasingly complex. In days past, when a freedom fighter took
stock of the masses, the only concern was who among them might be a
U.S. Policies
Contribute To African Famine - Report By Emad Mekay IPS
Article
Dated 12/5/2002
WASHINGTON - The United States and
international financial institutions (IFIs) are partly to blame for the famine
in Africa because they push policies that fatten the coffers of multi-national
Zimbabwe: Workers Ignore
Calls For General Strike
By Lewis Machipisa
IPS Article Dated 12/10/2002
HARARE - A general strike called Tuesday to
protest Zimbabwe's deteriorating economic situation was ignored by most workers
across the southern African country.
Banks, supermarkets, offices
Kenyans Seek End To Close
Military Ties With US
By Katy Salmon
IPS Article Dated 12/10/2002
NAIROBI - Kenyans are calling for their
government to rethink its close military relationship with the United States,
following last month 's terrorist attacks on Israeli-interests on the Indian
Patent Your HeritageBy TINA ROSENBERG
lobalization has made it easier for companies in wealthy countries to
take advantage of poor countries by filing patents for crops, medicines and
chemicals that traditional cultures have been cultivating and using for
centuries. This year, t
nytimes.com
December 12, 2002
What's in a Name? Perhaps Plenty if You're a Job SeekerBy ALAN B.
KRUEGER
HAT'S in a name? Evidently plenty if you are looking for a job.
To test whether employers discriminate against black job applicants, Marianne
Bertrand of the University of Chica
Banned Farrakhan reaches UK audience via satellite
The Guardian Unlimited
December 23, 2002
Guardian Unlimited © Guardian Newspapers Limited 2002
The controversial American black leader Louis Farrakhan yesterday tried to
undermine the government's ban on him entering Britain by speaking l
Wana wa Afrika,
Msherekeeni sikukuu ya Kwanzaa na salaam!! Na
kwenda mtandao wa rasmi wa idi hiyo, tafadhali bonyeza
anwani: http://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org/
Ni mimi ndugu wako,
vukoni
---Outgoing mail is certified Virus
Free.Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisof
Ndiye Dada 'angu.
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From: "Assumpta Kintu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 4:18 PM
Subject: Re: ugnet_: Sikukuu ya Kwanzaa
> Asante sana Bwana Vukoni!
> akintu
> --- Vukoni Lupa-Lasaga
Dear all,
I had a most educating interaction with Professor
Kwesi Prah (of the Centre for Advanced Study of African Societies, Cape Town,
South Africa) a while ago.
He is of the view (which I largely share) that the
myth of Africa being a Tower of Babel is just that. He also points
ou
Robert Fisk: Journalists are under fire for telling the
truth
(The Independent)
18 December 2002
First it was Roger Ailes, the chairman of the Fox News Channel, who
advised the US President to take the "harshest measures possible" agains
Counterpunch.com
December
30, 2002
Boomtime for the
Military-Industrial Complex
Arming for Armageddon
by JOHN STANTON
In
2001, the US weapons industry controlled approximately 50 percent of the
world arms market. The Federati
Banange,
This is from The Monitor.
Peace.
vukoni
Uganda must prepare for the global
threats
By Veronica
Njuba
The world economy is under attack,
from a potentially lethal combination; a global corporate governance crisis,
$8,000bn of destroyed equity wealth, sagging consumer confidence
Our quality
of life peaked in 1974. It's all downhill now We
will pay the price for believing the world has infinite resources George Monbiot Tuesday December 31, 2002The Guardian With the turning of every year, we expect
our lives to improve. As long as the economy continues to grow, we ima
Today's Visions of the Science of Tomorrow
(nytimes.com)
t the end of every year, John Brockman, a literary agent and the
publisher of Edge.org , a Web site
devoted to science, poses a question to leading scientists, writers and
futurists. In 2002, he asked respondents to imagine
By Alex P.
Kellogg
(africana.com)
The sun rose in Kenya's capital of Nairobi a week ago today to a human
spectacle. Those who hadn't packed the city's main park and surrounding streets
perched on lamp posts, treetops, roofs and balconies just to catch a glimpse of
perhaps the most important
EM,
Words have consequences except for Neanderthals like Tuma who choose to fish
and swim in the sewers of history.
I say, the little white caveman is not worth a waste of our precious time.
We've got a job to do, a revolution to win.
vukoni
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 wa
al reasons, the African diaspora is mostly at
the bottom of the economic pile, but regardless, we are in a position to help
one another's march towards dignity and prosperity.
vukoni
- Original Message -----
From:
Vukoni
Lupa-Lasaga
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, J
Netters,
If this level of pre-election meddling and
intimidation was happening in Zimbabwe, "experts" in the white media would
be flapping their gums, liberally spreading the specious saliva of kinship
masquerading as concern for democracy.
vukoni
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From:
The Class President
By MAUREEN
DOWD
www.nytimes.com
ASHINGTON Once when I was covering the first President Bush, I took
one of his top political strategists out to dinner.
After a couple of martinis, he blurted out that the president was having a
hard time with the idea that I was the White
My dear brother Ssemakula,
I wonder if it has ever occurred to you that every
time you blame Pan Africanism for ills such as the suffering of Liberian
refugees in Cote d'Ivoire you sound as crass as some members of this forum who
blame Buganda and Baganda for each and every problem Uganda h
Thanks for this, Jal Matek. M7's son,
Kainerubaga, is a self-confessed admirer of Israel. Any prize for
guessing where he has found his love for the Zionist state?
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: We
"UPDF soldiers were
destroying people's houses and grabbing their land". That sounds like the
truth to me. This representative of the long-suffering people of Acholi was
doing his job. It's the soldiers terrorizing the wananchi who should be
arrested for sedition because their actions are surely
Everything that Museveni says or will
say about the war in the North, the economy, etc, he has already said it
six, 10, and may be even 16 years ago. Worse, he now sounds more
awful than a broken record (which at least repeats itself
consistently) as he keeps contradicting himself.
-
EM,
For those who don't know Christopher Hitchens, the
man is a British-born, U.S.-domiciled, former leftist writer whose gradual
metamorphosis into a right-wing apologist was completed after 9/11. From
embracing progressive causes, he has lurched in the opposite direction
and now espouse
Robert Fisk: Don't mention the war in Afghanistan
The near collapse of peace in this savage land is a
narrative erased from the mind of Americans
05 February 2003
There's one sure bet about the statement to be made to the UN Security
Cou
UK war dossier a sham, say experts
British 'intelligence' lifted from academic
articles
Michael White and Brian WhitakerFriday February
7, 2003The Guardian
Downing Street was last night plunged into acute
international embarrassment after it emerged that large parts of the British
gove
Netters,
Isn't it ironic that those who say a national
language is unimportant and "that we shouldn't spend so much of our precious
time on" are precisely doing this -- i.e., spending several hours a day, each
time this topic crops up, spreading forth their opinions across
various Internet
lookout by Naomi Klein
Venezuela's Media Coup
[from the March 3, 2003 issue]
Poor Endy Chávez, outfielder for the Navegantes del Magallanes, one of
Venezuela's big baseball teams. Every time he comes up to bat, the local TV
sportscasters start in with the jokes. "Here comes Chávez. No, not th
Netters,
In a presentation I made this past Monday to a
group of Northwestern law students preparing for a study trip to Uganda, I made
a case of how the U.S. government has consistently given political cover to
the Museveni regime in its anti-democratic activities.
Little did I know that
PREAMBLE:
For
centuries, Buganda
was a warrior kingdom, which believed in conquest and settling disputes with
neighbors with force of arms and conquest. Internally, reigning kings (Kabakas)
were often removed and replaced by force of arms. At the close of the
19th Century however, the th
"James Ssemakula ?a U.P.C stalwart, who labored to discourage the Uganda
American community in California from attending the NRM event."
Sseruganda Ssemakula, I must have missed the news of your crossing over
to "the party of ideas."
From: "
To: "Edward Mulindwa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: M
Quite by accident, I discovered the following link:
http://www.cbold.ddl.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/CBOLD_Lexicons/Ganda.Snoxall1967/Non-distributed_files/Luganda%20Parsed.
Does anybody know where I could get a clearer version of the Luganda
glossary on that page?
Thanks.
v
Mr. Musamize,
Thanks for your very generous referencing.
vukoni
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s escape me now.
>
>
>
>On the web there is a Luganda-English & English-Luganda translator
under
>construction at www.gandaancestry.com, but that portion may not be
open to
>the public yet.
>
>
>
>In Buganda, Ekibiina Ky’olulimi Oluganda is putting together a
>Lu
Hold the obituaries and speculations. I just got off the phone talking
with the members of a well-connected southern Sudanese family. Garang is
alive. The helicopter landed safely, although in an unscheduled location.
vukoni
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*More Trees Can Mean Less Water, Says Report*
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July 29, 2005
Posted to the web July 29, 2005
By Sonja Van Renssen
Water management programmes across the developing world are based on the
mistaken belief that trees increase the available water in an area, says
a repor
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