http://www.nationmedia.com/dailynation/nmgcontententry.asp?category_id=1newsid=10226
Khaminwa: Sorry to ask you this question Mr Khan, but did it strike you as strange
that here you were working so hard in Busia and Malindi to bring in foreign exchange
for the country from Malindi, Uganda and
relief from
world bank, imf and individual countries today Uganda debt is reaching 5 billion
dollars! b) liberalised the economy so that everyone can make money are people making
money or not c). There is over production of food products and non- cash crops yet
there is no corresponding
http://www.idr.co.ug/dfwa-u/Nymapp/justice.htm
After a thorough initial and second study of the social and political environment in
Uganda the democratic farmers workers alliance-U wish to inform its members to come
up with suggestions on what has been discussed before intruders interventions
NO LONGER AT EASE
Army to supply hybrid seeds
The UPDF is to carry out the multiplication of hybrid seedlings which are to be
supplied to farmers to fight poverty and ensure food security.
Army MP Lt. Gen. Elly Tumwine recently said each barracks would have a demonstration
farm where the
- It is horrifying to note that our people only can imagine themselves free, for
their own survival on a day-to-day basis.
- More shocking yet still is the terrible misunderstanding and interpretation of
the situation in our country by the people virtually on all levels of our
Kadaga cleared debt - Judiciary
KAMPALA - The Chief Justice, Mr Benjamin Odoki, has confirmed the Judiciary received
Shs1.2 million which the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Ms Rebecca Kadaga , owed a
client.
A businessman, Mr Matiya Bulago, took Kadaga to the Law Council Disciplinary
Mr. Ojambo
I browesing through the budget - note the following:
http://www.finance.go.ug/bpr01-02/Background%20to%20the%20budget%20final%20draft.pdf
Uganda has only two expansive sectors - the transport and telecommunication sectors.
These two industries given our proximity to the sea and
are not vital
but rather to show that entire organisational basis and governmental planning is
misdirected and thus not implemetable.
a. Three broad objectives:
1. Increased incomes for the poor
2. Improved quality of life
3. Strengthened governance
b. Priority Poverty Areas:
1. Primary health
http://www.idr.co.ug/dfwa-u/gallery.htm
Institutional collapse? Failure of a nation? A people doomed? A directionless society?
What is it?
- If we look at the pictures what exactly do those pictures inform us about
Uganda, the leaders, about Uganda taxpayer, ideologies, parliament and
http://www.idr.co.ug/dfwa-u/gallery.htm
click above to witness Uganda Railways in real time.
Obote , Amin to Museveni and Uganda Railways in Pictures
Uganda is growing , developing, industrialising, NO CHANGE
modernising, from backwardness, fools, idiots, ignorant,
fundamental change,
- Luwero the so-called Luwero Triangle is under the devilish grip of
catastrophic proportions - you can reverse this situation if you come-in and get
involved.
- What should be done according to you? Or simply what can you do to stop the
total demise of our relatives, kin,
is exclusively a preserve of the
rare race.
if you don't believe it what I say- (a) read a speech by Museveni on his become a
general (b). get the facts about what exactly was going on in Teso during the so
called Kony rebel incursion.
In one week the rebels were in Teso in one week they have been
Bwanika:
First of all, in no way was I ordering you about the party you founded. I
was simply reminding you that DFAU is meant to be a farmers party.
I still maintain that Ugandans have no culture of paying taxes. If you need
the proof, see the saga swelling around boda boda in Kampala.
Mr. Ojambo
1. It is a pity, you want me, to praise things, I know and you know, are not
true. I come from Luweero a remote region with many poor people. Naad was in Luwero
sometime back to grow bogoya, pineapples, mangoes whatever. today farmers are seated
with these items ( see 14
Mr. Ojambo
I have read your article thoroughly well- I could believe what I read coming from you!!
Now you wrote this ; Let us face it Bwanika; Ugandans do not have a culture of paying
taxes. They expect good services for nothing.
GOOD HEAVENS!! Now you have even forgotten what you studied
Mr. Bwanika:
The issue is not whether you agree with me or not, but rather what to do
with poll tax and how the local authorities will make up for the shortfall.
You want the state to start cleaning streets. Well, why not use the
useless men who can't afford to pay Uganda. Shillings 3, 000 as
City in public transport
June 8 - 14, 2004
KAMPALA- A recent study has revealed that Kampala does not have the capacity to handle
the growing number traffic in the City. The study by an Israel firm Tahal consulting
Engineering shows that Kampala City is congested with omnibuses, the mode of
Mr. Ojambo
I do not agree with you. Unless the state start cleaning the streets of distitutes,
the lame and disabled, street children, offer medicare to mothers and their children,
shelter to the weak and old, pensions in time, enmities to the citizens, shelter to
workers and farmers, food to
Scrap Graduate Tax the Government agents must work!
1- I have read in astonishment, the arguments put forward especially by NRM
functionaries, government stooges and said researchers, not least from MP Nyombi Tembo
in the monitor and the most recent one by David Kaiza in the East
- In their article When did you last de-worm yourself? June 1, 2004
- Now not being a medical doctor, questions must be asked exactly about this
issue?
- The masses where advised to de-worm Uganda children a very great idea in
itself. But WHAT IS ALMINTH?
- Just
b saw this story on BBC News Online and thought you
should see it.
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