| Archived 29th September
2005 |
| Did this really
happen in U.S.? |
| TAMPA - A lot has happened to Jennifer Myers
since two weeks ago. When the Fall semester opened, she was
in high spirits, ready to continue with her doctoral studies
at Xavier University in New Orleans. |
| Northern Uganda
suffers ‘genocide’ |
| BRONX, NY - A former U.N. Under-Secretary General
Olara Otunnu says the ongoing violence in northern Uganda is
“genocide”. |
| Archived 22nd September
2005 |
| How Global Fund
money was shared |
| Uganda has produced five successful grant proposals
to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM).
The cumulative committed funds to Uganda by the Global Fund
(GF) for the first two years are US$201 million and US$371 million
over five years. |
| Stage set for
PMA |
| It is four years since the Uganda started implementing
the Plan for Modernisation of Africulture (PMA) as a tool against
rural poverty. |
| Archived 15th September
2005 |
| Mukono: From vanilla
boom to political fights |
| To an ordinary Ugandan, Mukono district is synonymous
with the vanilla boom of 2002/2003, which then burst in 2004. |
| Archived 8th September
2005 |
| Beyond the wildest
dreams |
| MR. JOSEPH KIWANUKA BALIKUDEMBE,
(pictured above) the headmaster of St. Lawrence Ssonde, speaks
to JACKIE NALUBWAMA about the school’s
amazing achievements in just eight years: |
| Top value at
reasonable cost |
| You would never imagine that at the end of a
long, bumpy, rural road stands a well-kept fortress of knowledge. |
| Archived 8th September
2005 |
| Experts survey
Lake Victoria |
| JINJA – On Tuesday, August 23, a team of
experts from the East African region set off into Lake Victoria
from the Jinja pier to complete the second leg of their acoustic
survey on the world’s second largest fresh water lake. |
| Otafiire upsets
water experts |
| He took a decision supposed to make water more
accessible to the poor, but experts argue it is the poor who
will suffer in the long run. |
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