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19 January 2009
Dear Readers, I have, over the past few weeks, been allowed to read a trully fascinating account of a Ugandan first visit to the UK. These diary extracts, which will be called Ntalindwa are a witty, funny but seriously candid. So please look out for Ntalindwa only here in UNAATimes. Arthur Mwenkanya Katabalwa, UNAATimes Liason, [...]
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17 January 2009
By Dennis Matanda The Great Philosopher, Plato once said: ‘One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.’ For many years, this was true for Africans. As a people, they were penalized through underdevelopment, death and political stagnation by dictators such as Bokassa, Amin; and of course, Mugabe.
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08 January 2009
No ordinary man – an American’s love to serve Ugandans and others, By Ronnie Mayanja “My glass is very full and I enjoy sharing it with as many people as I can” There are Ugandans who are taking the initiative in tackling their community problems in spheres such as education, health, youth, agriculture, technology, women [...]
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05 January 2009
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International is a not-for-profit organization founded by Dr. Dian Fossey in 1978 to preserve and protect the world’s last mountain gorillas. Originally named “Digit Fund” in memory of Dr. Fossey’s favorite gorilla, the Fund was renamed in 1992 to underscore its commitment to carry on the gorilla protection and research [...]
Posted in Charity, Galiwango, News3 Comments
03 January 2009
Breast Cancer Initiative East Africa (BCIEA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to take the lead in the advancement of breast cancer surveillance and improved survival rates targeted to the most neglected population in the low income communities of East Africa.
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30 December 2008
One of the greatest needs in northern Uganda and one of the largest gaps in development comes in the region’s access to secondary education. To address this problem we created the Visible Child Scholarship Program, an initiative that develops the leadership and life skill capacities of promising students. Pioneered by Uganda’s Country Director Jolly Grace [...]
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27 December 2008
Article by Sharline Nabulime, US ELECTIONS A number of Ugandans living in the US hit the campaign trail to mobilise votes for Barack Obama. One of them, Sharline Nabulime, a born-again single mother, relives her experience UNTIL a year ago, I considered myself a republican; a born-again conservative. That, however, changed the day my daughter, [...]
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21 December 2008
Where Has All The Silence Gone? By Kim Jagwe When I was a little girl probably no more than five years old, my mother would dress my oldest sister, myself and the baby for our regular trip to the city an hour away. I loved those outings because we got to ride on the bus with [...]
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20 December 2008
TEMPEST TOSSED Tempest tossed, I sail home The tide I ride, filled with foam Closer and closer to the shore My sea beaten boat is drawn Creaks sound loud, leaks looking wide Gashes adorn the bow Sails spluttered with streaks and tears Left in the wake of unmerciful gales Darkness engulfs, blanketing and unyielding Peer [...]
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