People, 'He said the government would also provide lunch and porridge with milk to UPE pupils.' is laudable.
OK, in passing it provides a big market to Ankole cowherders, but where will the money come from? What is Kenya's experience here? --- Owor Kipenji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Govt to pay for post primary students > By Richard Mutumba > June 11, 2004 > > PARLIAMENT — The government will pay school fees for > students in public secondary schools whose parents > live in IDP camps, the Vice-President, Prof. Gilbert > Bukenya, announced yesterday. > Addressing Parliament after the presentation of the > budget, Bukenya said in its effort to improve life > in camps in the north and east, the government will > embark on the promotion of agriculture in the camps > especially cotton and upland rice. > > "This will enable people in the camps to earn a good > income," Bukenya who represented President Yoweri > Museveni, said. Museveni is attending the G8 summit > in the US. > > He said the government would also provide lunch and > porridge with milk to UPE pupils. He said the > Ministry of Education would give details of the > implementation of this policy. “"We hope this would > go a long way in improving nutrition among our > children as well as creating a local market for > farmers," he added. > > Bukenya said the way forward for peace was to > eliminate Kony. "With the developments in the peace > process in Sudan and the continued hot pursuit by > the UPDF, which is partly a result of better > equipment, Kony's chances of survival were getting > narrower. > > We have kept the door open for a peaceful resolution > of the conflict although Kony had failed to respond > to holding talks," he said. He said he was happy > that there has been a steady increase in local > revenue to finance the budget. > > > © 2004 The Monitor Publications > > --------------------------------- > > > > --------------------------------- > ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - sooooo many all-new ways > to express yourself __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/ -------------------------------------------- This service is hosted on the Infocom network http://www.infocom.co.ug