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10 August 2010
Dear Tingasiga: In his series in Saturday Monitor on Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa, the former Ugandan president, Fred Guweddeko wrote: “Between November 1960 and November 1961, Binaisa switched positions on Mengo a total of five times. He had supported Buganda Independence, opposed Buganda Independence, supported Buganda Federal (sic), and opposed Buganda federal and again supported Buganda [...]
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02 August 2010
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) – A Delaware native killed in a terrorist bombing in Uganda is being memorialized in his boyhood church in Wilmington. A spokeswoman says Bethel Baptist Church was preparing for an overflow crowd of 800 at Nathan Henn’s memorial service Saturday morning. The 25-year-old humanitarian aid worker was among 76 people killed July [...]
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30 July 2010
By Rev. Joseph William Kamugisha | Hurst, Texas | The eighteen year old King of Toro, who the Guiness Book of Records describes as the youngest monarch in the world, Omukama [King] Oyo Kabamba Iguru Rukuidi [IV] recently concluded his two and a half weeks tour of the state of Texas, leaving behind [...]
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24 July 2010
Mogadishu (Alshahid) -The militant rebels in Somalia Alshabab, linked to international terror group al-Qaeda, have claimed responsibility for the triple bomb attacks late Sunday in Uganda which so far has killed 64 people, reports Xinhua. A senior member of the Somali group said the blasts were aimed at retaliating Uganda for sending peacekeepers to Somalia [...]
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24 July 2010
Bishop Provenzano requests the prayers of the diocese for the Rev. Canon Ernest Katahweire, whose death from an apparent heart attack was reported on July 20, 2010. There will be events at The Church of Epiphany and Saint Simon and also at Saint Augustine’s, in recognition of the life of the Reverend Canon Ernest Katahweire. [...]
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23 July 2010
Dear community members, The funeral service of late Rev. Ernest Katahweire will be held this Sunday July 25th, 2010 at the Church of Epiphany and St. Simon, 2910 Avenue M, Brooklyn, NY 11210. The Office of the Bishop announces that the scheduled “times” of the Ugandan Presentation and Vigil for Canon Katahweire scheduled for this [...]
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22 July 2010
THE GERMAN Shepherd puppy flown to South Africa by its Ugandan owner for a heart operation died just 30 minutes before the end of her surgery yesterday, a hospital spokesman said. “The operation was going really well, but towards the end she started bleeding profusely from the lungs and ultimately died,” said Onderstepoort Veterinary Teaching [...]
17 July 2010
Dear Community Members, With great sorrow, Mrs Cate Wanyana-Nangalama and family announce the death of her beloved husband Joseph Nangalama resident of Long Branch NJ. Mr Nangalama died after a short illness at Jersey Shore Medical Center. At the time of his death he had made remarkable improvement at Gateway Rehabilitation center in Eatontown NJ [...]
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14 July 2010
VICTIM LIST | Below is a provisional list of the victims as released by police as of July 12th. It contains only half the dead: Some of the bodies have not been identified due to the great damage they suffered. The number so far confirmed dead is 76 – but the list is growing. The [...]
13 July 2010
Police in Kampala have just defused another bomb barely 24 hours after twin suicide attacks in the city killed at least 74 people. The latest bomb was connected to a mobile phone handed over to a bar patron by a stranger. The suicide attacks happened last night at two entertainment spots as thousands gathered [...]
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12 July 2010
Invisible Children worker Killed | A handout file photo taken on September 22, 2009 and provided on July 12, 2010 by the US non-governmental organization Invisible Children Inc. shows US aid worker Nathan Henn, who was killed late on July 11 in Kampala when twin bombs tore into crowds watching the World Cup final in [...]
11 July 2010
Bombs exploded at two sites in Uganda’s capital late Sunday as people watched the World Cup final. Police did not immediately confirm a death toll, but reports from the scene indicated that more than 20 people may have been killed.
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11 July 2010
At least 23 people, including one American, have been killed in twin blast in the Ugandan capital Kampala. It is not known what caused the blasts, which police said went off at a rugby club and at a restaurant, as football fans watched the World Cup final. “These bombs were definitely targeting World Cup crowds,” [...]
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09 July 2010
By John Nandigobe | Our beloved Father, Grandfather, husband, friend and colleague, Dr. Moses Senkumba Musoke passed away suddenly on Thursday, July 1st, 2010 at Westchester Medical Center, Valhalla, New York at the age of 66. Dr. Musoke was born in Uganda and was a resident of Pawling, New York for the last three years. Before [...]
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08 July 2010
The Old Budonian association in London with the family of The Late Rev Laban Bombo invite you to a thanksgiving service for the late Rev Bombo at St Andrews Church, Waterloo Road, London SE1 8TY. Please inform any other people whom you know may want to attend this event. For further information, please do not [...]
08 July 2010
By Pius Bugembe | In Loving Memory – To all well-wishers | The family of the late Dr Moses S. Musoke would like to remind everyone that his funeral service will be held on Saturday, July 10th 2010. The viewing will be held between 12 Noon and 2.45 PM and the funeral service held between [...]
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03 July 2010
CNN | At least 230 people were killed and 190 injured when an oil tanker flipped over and exploded in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a government spokesman said Saturday. While the spokesman, Mende Omalanga, said five of the dead were United Nations peacekeepers, an official with the U.N. mission in the capital of Kinshasa [...]
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30 June 2010
Children at Risk Action Network puts on advocacy day to raise awareness of child rights CRANE is a network of 113 organisations that together have over 500 staff and 400 volunteers and care for more than 19,400 children in Kampala. Part of CRANE’s 2010 advocacy strategy is to work together to see that children [...]
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24 June 2010
In mid-July AIDS experts from around the world will gather for the 18th international AIDS conference. The focus will be on where AIDS is being defeated and where it is re-emerging. Unfortunately, Uganda will be discussed in the second category. At the start of the AIDS epidemic, countries around the world turned to Uganda and [...]
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20 June 2010
BBC | Rwanda has said it was not behind the shooting of an exiled former military chief of staff in South Africa. Lt Gen Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa, a critic of Rwanda’s president, remains in a critical condition after being shot outside his Johannesburg home. Rosette Nyamwasa said it was an assassination attempt as the lone [...]
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17 June 2010
The decision to include the crime of aggression under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a step forward for international justice but raises expectations that the court may be unable to meet, say analysts. The crime of aggression seeks to criminalize the use of armed force by one state against another in [...]
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13 June 2010
IRIN | The International Criminal Court (ICC) is beginning to deliver justice to survivors of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, but the world has yet to fully commit to ending impunity for the gravest crimes, according to participants at a conference reviewing the court’s legal foundation. “The Rome Statute has been described as [...]
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13 June 2010
IRIN | African Union members have adopted plans to implement the Kampala convention on the protection of internally displaced people, including increasing their contributions to refugee and IDP funding and accelerating the convention’s ratification, signature and domestication, the AU said. Signed by 26 countries since it was endorsed in the Ugandan capital of Kampala on [...]
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13 June 2010
IRIN | Perishable, poisonous if mishandled and reputedly fit only for the plates of the poor, the cassava plant is set for an east African makeover by agronomists who hope to unlock its potential as a cash crop with a host of industrial uses. The key, they say, is to add value locally. A programme [...]
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11 June 2010
He peered into my eyes and said, ‘I can’t pick you up. You’re too fat, just like your mother.’ In that instant, he confirmed all of my fears, and I knew he was right. I was too fat… too fat to like, too fat to love, too fat to matter.”
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06 June 2010
KAMPALA | IRIN | The Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Luis Moreno-Ocampo, said on 3 June the ICC was assessing information accusing the Ugandan military of war crimes and atrocities committed in the 20-year civil war in the north of the country. Moreno-Ocampo told reporters during the ongoing ICC review conference in [...]
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29 May 2010
Koforidua, Ghana | A Uganda Government delegation, on Friday paid a courtesy call on Mr. Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, Eastern Regional Minister, in Koforidua. The two-member delegation led by Mr. Gabriel Opio, Minister for Gender, Labour and Social Development, is on a two-day visit of the country to study the relationship between Central Government and leaders of traditional [...]
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28 May 2010
Berlin – Uganda has reassured Germany it does not support a bid by one parliamentarian to outlaw homosexual acts, in order to win an extension of existing aid payments, German officials said Friday. The German development aid ministry said in Berlin it had cleared pledges totalling 120 million euros (148 million dollars) to Uganda over [...]
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28 May 2010
BBC | Hundreds of bodies buried in a mudslide in Uganda three months ago have yet to be recovered, the rescue team says. Three villages on the slopes of Mount Elgon, near the eastern town of Bududa, were swept away in mudslide. About 200 people are still unaccounted for, while around 100 bodies have been recovered, [...]
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