“People can tolerate hardship, people can tolerate dictatorship but when they reach a point that they feel humiliated that’s when they can force change.” This
Month: October 2009
Happy mango sellers
Dear mangoes and tomato roadside sellers, it’s been a few months since I left you and went outside countries like my people would say. I
Bashir stays away from trouble
The Sudanese President has once again not appeared in Kampala. He’s staying away from the ICC waters. read more here http://www.monitor.co.ug/artman/publish/news/AU_summit_opens_as_Gen_Bashir_fails_to_show_up_93260.shtml
Kampala is set for African union meeting: will Bashir test the ICC waters?
Since The International Criminal Court issued indictments against Sudanese president Omar al- Bashir he has been reluctant to visit over 30 countries in Africa are
Rwanda genocide: should Uganda take money for arrest of Nizeyimana?
Uganda’s foreign affairs junior minister Isaac Musumba says the country would welcome a payment of worth $5 million offered by the US for their capture
Burundi in the news; reflections on Uganda’s health care system
Ask any ‘East African’ about Burundi, they will either point to the recent wave of killing of Albinos or the long armed conflict. I hardly
