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Day before yesterday (05.02.2012)

Why we had to leave

Every February 6, the army celebrates Tarehe Sita, the day NRA, now UPDF, attacked Kabamba Barracks, marking the beginning of the guerrilla war that brought President Museveni to power in 1986. #23:00 05.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Kabenge had a difficult time defending herself on Saturday.

Kabenge had a difficult time defending herself on Saturday. Photo by Ismail Kezaala  Peninah Kabenge’s days as Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC) secretary general look numbered. #23:00 05.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Ex Kenyan policeman condemns Kibaki PhD

The Observer - Ex Kenyan policeman condemns Kibaki PhD. #21:57 05.02.2012 from channel The Observer

Ogoola vows to discard judiciary's rotten apples

The Observer - Ogoola vows to discard judiciary's rotten apples. #21:46 05.02.2012 from channel The Observer

04.02.2012

Common Market: Why EAC dreams are not coming true?

Trucks await clearance at the Katuna border point. FILE PHOTO  Common Market Protocol. #23:00 04.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Sang crosses to Nkumba as transfer window closes

In Summary In the meantime, the fraternity is preparing to crown 2011 with a gala before this year’s league season starts at Nakawa ground. Ndejje’s Felix Sang has joined National champions Nkumba University as the Uganda Volleyball Federation (UVF) transfer window closed yesterday. #23:00 04.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Sport runs in her veins

In Summary Vigilant sports woman in her earlier days, Kabenge has carved a niche for herself in the sports world and hopes to inspire the younger generation. Her energetic demeanor oozes a person who thrives on action. And indeed she does thrive on action- the kind that comes with sport. #23:00 04.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

03.02.2012

Uganda health experts’ assessment of male circumcision

More than 600,000 Ugandan male have been circumcised since the Safe Male circumcision policy was introduced in Uganda in 2009 to consolidate the fight against HIV/Aids. #23:00 03.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

142 years after his death, Charles Dickens still fulfils the greatest expectations

True lovers of literature worldwide are rereading and discussing his finest works as part of celebrations to mark his bicentenary which falls on Tuesday next week. #23:00 03.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Why Chinese kidnappings have become rampant

More than 50 Chinese workers were seized in two separate incidents in Sudan and Egypt in the past four days, forcing the Chinese government to consider the human cost of its drive for greater global presence and influence. #23:00 03.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

HIV-related deaths slows S. Africa growth

If there was no HIV/Aids, South Africa would have 4. 4 million more people than today, the size of some major cities in the world. This significant slow-down in population growth is, however, causing a slow-down in economic growth and resulting in social ills, researchers warn. #23:00 03.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Why Chinese kidnappings have become rampant

More than 50 Chinese workers were seized in two separate incidents in Sudan and Egypt in the past four days, forcing the Chinese government to consider the human cost of its drive for greater global presence and influence. #23:00 03.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Makerere’s best has eyes for sun & wind energy

Top engineering student dreams of generating cheap electricity I do not compete with other people because it breeds jealousy. #22:02 03.02.2012 from channel The Independent

02.02.2012

Queen honours Wavamunno

The Observer - Queen honours Wavamunno. #23:32 02.02.2012 from channel The Observer

01.02.2012

China restricts movement as two die in Senegal clashes

In Summary The opposition protesters want “national resistance” to the president’s bid for a third term. Monitor Correspondent/AgenciesDakar. #23:00 01.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Growing import bill a threat to current gains - central bank

Even as the central bank revises its CBR downwards, it is unlikely that it will impact on the cost of lending in the medium term, according to analysts. PHOTO BY STEPHEN WANDERA. #23:00 01.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

MPs want UMI bosses sacked

In Summary The institution’s directors are accused of abusing office and issuing illegal appointments. #23:00 01.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Parent flaws that annoy teenagers

In Summary In trying to protect them, parents sometimes destroy their teenagers by their actions and words. #23:00 01.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

29.01.2012

Are life skills courses the solution to weakness in the education system?

In Summary Whether parents do this for formality and for the sake of the occasion is debatable especially in a nation that excels at policy formulation and scores abysmally in implementation. #23:00 29.01.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Regional parliament opens debate today

The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) officially opens its sessions this afternoon. #23:00 29.01.2012 from channel Monitor Online

 

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