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Allied Democratic Forces could have kicked off. |
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Uganda Patriotic Movement is looking to reform the Electoral Commission. |
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Life after the Kampala bombings. |
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The former Allied Democratic Forces counterparts anticipated their terror attacks. |
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In Lugogo, where the terrorist attack was carried out, security forces found Kolaani near the head of the suicide bomber. |
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In Kolaani, there were telephone calls that helped the police to get advantageous accusations. |
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From the submissions, the police hope that the bombs were planned especially in parts of Kampala around Namasuba town at the end of the sixth month. |
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General Aronda told Museveni seven days before the attacks, as security received new information about the terror attacks. |
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In two thousand nine, Ronald Mukasa stood at the top of the basket. |
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He later got a strong pressure and his mother sent him back to Kamwokya Christian Caring Community Centre. |
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The physicians laid his finger on him but he died after tetanus disease at Mulago Hospital last week. |
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You are not in helping Ugandans get ridden. |
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Most Hutu have all the time to work. |
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Most Hutu people have a lot of time to do with their opposition. |
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Make a good way for the people to see that at the end they are able to see the election issue of the good African government. |
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The most Hutu would have worked well in the leadership of Mobutu instead of supporting the invincibility of Juvenal Habyarimana |
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A man comparing Mobutu and Kabila, Habyarimana and Paul Kagame, Amin and Obote on Museveni. |
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All these are now populated by the well known African people. |
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Crimes of Christine Kabayekka will not kill terrorists, the Ugandans say the “crisis does not kill a male". |
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The United Nations Minister for Foreign Affairs Hillary Clinton accused him of being a maidservant of crimes that do not kill him. |
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The time has turned back to meet other poor people from the African Union leadership summit. |
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Nkore Karag says, “Journalist’s curse is not a massive death". |
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All suspects of Somalis have to go to refugee camps. |
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Prime Minister Maria Kasaija, Tarsis Kabwegyere, your responsibility is well defined. |
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Ugandans have no reason to die for Somalia. |
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As international leaders met in Kampala at the African Union summit, the number of losers perished on September eleventh. |
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Just a few weeks ago, I called on the African Union to be closed. |
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"Saboteur" Ndugu Afande is a genuine national spirit, whom I read in the party at Makerere University. |
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What kind of authority does this Amon B have? |
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Mbekiza has challenged whether Uganda could take homeless peace. |
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Only the African Union is able to “condemn you in every way” when Ugandans are killed. |
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Amon Mbekiza’s opinion in New Vision, the seventh month, 19th, 2010 on the terror attacks in Kampala, revealed one major issue. |
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In our mourning for the mediator, we have to inquire of what political objectives and profits do Ugandans do in Somalia? |
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It has been in the northern Uganda for more than twenty years. |
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The old age of Ugandans was born in battle and grown unleavened. |
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Despite the turning back of peace, people in northern Uganda think that the war has ceased and has not ended. |
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The war cannot be declared dead unless Joseph Konny and his chief captains are arrested or killed. |
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I see Mbekiza’s failure to save President Obama and Clinton. |
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The hope like Kabaka Yekka will support Buganda, a new political storm created by unmarried Democratic Party members. |
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I hope like Kabaka Yekka who will be supporting Buganda, a new political storm created by unmarried Democratic Party members. |
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This was revealed in the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of the inconsistence of |
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King Yekka joined the Uganda People's Congress but the agreement failed one thousand nine hundred and sixty six when the king was blocked from expulsion. |
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Despite Buganda’s introduction of the Democratic Party to the Uganda People’s Congress in one thousand and nine hundred and sixty years, the Democratic Party remained its only true opponent. |
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The Democratic Party remains in the heart of the Most Brothers, the main reason why Ssuubi’s members are found competing in Masaka. |
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Hope twelve thousand started by people who don’t want a strange candidate to take the Democratic Party leadership. |
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Up to twelve thousand were started by those who were opposing the election of Norbert Mao from the north. |
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The Democratic Party refused to join the Inter-Party Cooperation because there is no future for the Islamic Courts except Museveni. |
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The appearance seen by Forum for Democratic Change leaders, especially the Democratic Party, was clearly revealed. |
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Democratic Party said all parties are not able to bring the same number of members into the Inter-Party Cooperation to take one flag bearer. |
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How do we ensure that delegates are not independent to these parties? |
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The Democratic Party recently entered the Inter Peoples Congress to promote Ugandans’ elections. |
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Ssuubi’s members say they will support Mao’s alliance with Forum for Democratic Change showing their intentions. |
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Organisations like Conservative Party, Social Democratic Party, Justice Forum have no dominion nor in Kampala. |
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Buganda is very popular. |
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In one thousand nine hundred sixty one he joined the Uganda People's Congress but was secured by one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. |
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In one thousand nine hundred and eighty years, Buganda was promised by the National Resistance Movement and the federalism process has been ended to this day. |
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Mwaka Lutukumoi was Democratic Party’s chairman. |
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Kayonza Furniture Palace Plot eleventh, Old Portbell Road opposite Sadolin Paints, the headquarters of the private sector. |
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Therefore Ugandans have no need to ask what Obama and Clinton did to stop Africa’s inhabitants. |
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But we have to ask what Africans are doing to save Africa from poor leadership and poverty. |
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Julius Kiiza said that the Makerere University soldiers are not able to win the battle. |
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I do not agree with those supporting the government’s idea to open the war against Somalia’s Al-Shabaab terrorists. |
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The terror attacks on Al-Shabaab are a very small part of the terrorist war, it is not their heart. |
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I do not agree with President Museveni at the ends of the war. |
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At this time, I don’t understand our need to go into battle with Al-Shabaab apart from the recent bombings in Kampala. |
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There may be some Ugandans who are critical of Museveni’s reasons. |
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Ask former United States President George Bush. |
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It is also unrighteous when some people have agreed together that all Muslims are terrorists. |
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Although there are certain things written in the Coran that are believing in impotence, it is not powerful. |
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Islam does not have a religious power like the Catholics of the Vatican |
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Abbey Kibirige Semuwemba in United Kingdom’s “concerning Museveni” message I see the full truth in the document. |
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While the National Resistance Movement spokesman is trying to subdue Ssemogerere Mulwanyamuli’s role in Uganda’s politics, National Resistance Movement and President Museveni are afraid of politics. |
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That is why the government is trying to block him by using the National Social Security Fund, his political party, Ssuubi, is a twelfth party of King Yekka. |
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Conny Jovia Ssuubi asked whether King Jekka had fought against the least of the Greek. |
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The only man who is able to establish security is Yoweri Museveni. |
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Kiza Besigye is in the battle and is recognised as Buganda’s enemies. |
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Nobert Mao was wise to avoid these people. |
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The Democratic Party and the National Resistance Movement are big friends of Buganda. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation Forum for Democratic Change and Uganda Peoples Congress are not right friends of Baganda. |
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President Yoweri Museveni and his Ethiopian counterpart Meles Zenawi have a lot of distortions. |
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Events before elections in Ethiopia and Rwanda indicate that you are able to win the elections without voting. |
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You can win the elections before the elections are held and it is known among the peoples according to the law. |
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Are you fighting Mengo? |
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Does the law challenge former politicians like Mayanja Nkangi to participate in opposition politics? |
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Buganda would include Uganda’s economy. |
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Buganda remains a big threat and an impact on IPC plans. |
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I can see what is happening based on confidence that Buganda will remain in a big win, even if IPC will win the two thousand eleven elections. |
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Uganda’s future is still in darkness except when IPC is focusing on internal affairs. |
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Is there a Katikkiro from Ssemwogerere Mulwanyamuli to participate in opposition politics? |
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Blessed is the God of Uganda! |
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These former Mengo officials dismissed all responsibilities in the kingdom. |
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There is nothing to challenge the constitution, something Mwenda knows as an expert journalist. |
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One of the startups of Microsoft, Paul Allen, is believed to have US$ thirteen billion worth. |
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Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) got four point two billion shillings for Kenya’s shillings between the first and the sixth month of this year. |
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One million people were not able to read and write about the second time. |
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In the twelfth, twenty-seven million people were recovered from their dwellings around the world. |
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The world’s twenty-two thousand shillings was twenty-four billion according to the International Organisation for Migrants. |
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The number of tourists around the world rose from fifty one million to two thousand. |
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According to UNICEF, twenty four thousand children die daily because of poverty in the world. |
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Google has provided one thousand and two thousand employees over the last three months. |
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Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. |
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Does the law challenge former politicians like Mayanja Nkangi to participate in opposition politics? |
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President Museveni turned aside from the seventeenth month Al-Shabaab terror attacks in Kampala which killed seventy six people. |
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Ronald Reagan was a former American president. |
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Twelve thousand Africans die daily in their distress. |
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Nelson Mandela has given to us the glory and the responsibility to do something more powerful and powerful in the Day of Mandela. |
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Jimmy Carter says that the United States knows that there is an accreditation among the masses of the Egyptians that America’s motives are from the beginning and upward on security. |
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My main job is to serve the people of Thembabule and not to shout on the radio networks when I shout against the people. |
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As the National Resistance Movement chairman I must support Kawooya because he has the party flag. |
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Damalie Nakawombe Kisosonkole is the second widow of Ssekabaka Edward Muteesa who died at Nakasero Hospital in Kampala. |
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Damalie was daughter of vice chairperson Christopher Sserunkuuma Kisosonkole and Victoria Nassozi. |
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Damalie studied at Budo Junior, Kings college Budo, and later attended Sherbon college in Great Britain for the first time at the college. |
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Ssekabaka Edward Muteesa said he met Damalie at King's College Buddo as both students. |
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They were born in the eleventh month, about nineteenth, nineteenth, eighth. |
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Numbers gets a short time to clear his name out of the Commonwealth Heads Council conference |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation’s target is clear: we want people to prosper when there is no pressure on the transportation or transportation. |
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Damalie was born one thousand nine hundred and twenty nine. |
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Henry Ford said that the only vigilance of a man’s appearance in this country is the abundance of wisdom, skill and skill. |
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Bob Marley said today’s good season is the future thoughts. |
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George Bernard Shaw said we do not cease to buy because we buy, we buy because we cease to buy. |
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The American National Executive Committee Chairman, Mitch McConnell, told the delegates about fifteen minutes after implementing US monopoly orders. |
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On the next day of the Sabbath, security forces were called to the Kampala Taxi Park after the explosion. |
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President Museveni said the Al-Shabaab had been behind the Kampala bombings on September eleventh. |
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Last Sabbath, the Chief Executive Officer told the parliament that the offices have no funds to investigate the alleged fraud. |
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There is no funds to investigate the fraud of the United Nations General Assembly. |
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Murasaki Shikibu wrote the first full book in the world. |
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Genji’s allegory referred to the voice of a prince seeking friendship and knowledge. |
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The first scroll in the world was written in one thousand and seven. |
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Over the last six hundred and sixty years, there has been a lot of incidents on kings and heroes. |
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"Life of Lazarillo de Tormes" was written in one thousand fifty-four. |
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The book has a history of more than Joanne Rowling. |
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Joanne Rowling was born about thirty-seven thousand nine hundred and sixty-five. |
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Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows sold 11 million shillings at 24 hours |
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Harry Potter and Half-Blood Prince sold 9 million shillings on the first day. |
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The last four Bills of Harry Potter introduced a series of incidents that will be released on the 24th hour. |
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Over three hundred and fifty supporters have rejected the origin of Harri Potter. |
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The first meeting was Munyonyo seventh. |
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Siya, a group calling for workers and tax collectors will test the bus parliament on the seventh sixth. |
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After the 11th bomb blasts in Kampala, security has been strengthened in the polling stations in Kampala City. |
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The attacks were carried on Kyadondo Rugby Club and Ethiopian Village Restaurant in Kabalagala in Kampala towns. |
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At about twelve seventh, a bomb clothing was discovered at Makindye’s barracks, which led to the fear of the bombers intending to attack another place. |
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As a result of the bombings, the freedoms have been exceedingly high on all the bombings that people have told them. |
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Kampala is placed on taksi polling stations, bus gates, buses and buses. |
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Transport operatives in Kampala have created new security polling stations to save terrorists from terrorists |
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On Nakumatt, security inspects all the cars rather than the internal inspection of the cars on the Garden City and Shoprite in Lugogo. |
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Police asked people to help find two suspects of suicide bombings like images released by the international police. |
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The districts in Kampala stopped the night’s prayer after the seventh bomb blast. |
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Bishop David Kiganda, Chairman of the Joint Anti-terrorist Task Force, spoke in the conference with the Kampala Capital City Authority officials. |
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The results followed a decree from the Kampala Capital City Authority to refuse vacancy, vacancy and entertainment places to stay closed for more than four hours. |
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The Inspector General of the Assembly of Uganda, Henry Luk Orombi, asked for a strong presence in the disciplines on the seventeenth of September. |
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Henry Luk Orombi said terrorists need strong security because they could be killed. |
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Orombi had led a special petition at the All Saints Cathedral in Nakasero to remind the delegate. |
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Following the Orombi’s petition, security was strong on Ssande on different institutions in Rubaga, Namirembe and All Saints Cathedral towns. |
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On the top in Rubaga, the head is Faaza Francis Lubanga. |
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Faaza Francis Lubanga told the delegates that the opening of the threshing-floor was opened when everyone was checked. |
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The chief captain Dr. Cyprian Kizito Lwanga asked all the Christians to accept the new security statutes. |
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At All Saints Cathedral in Nakasero, soldiers were put to shut up at Lutikko gates. |
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The car is not permitted in the location of the All Saints Cathedral. |
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The petition was part of the seven national mourning days. |
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The army will come after six months of training, three hundred ten trained persons were retrieved from the police in Uganda People's Defence Forces. |
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Three thousand ten staff members were elected captain from the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces. |
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According to Orland Balak, the chief of the executioners, he said the people who have been trained have the ability to control the terror attacks of all the tribe. |
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The chief of the executioners, Brig. Abel Kandiho, is one of the people who asked Kale Kayihura about two thousand eighteen questions. |
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James Mugira said that a new force came in a time of massacres in Kampala and killed seventy six people. |
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Buligediya clothed the allegations that Al-Shabaab attacked Uganda by the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces in Somalia. |
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The woman drinks water from the polling station in Nsambya Gogonya I. On the seventeenth of September. |
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Such areas of removal of waters are likely to cause diseases in the central parts of Kampala. |
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Jimmy Siya, President Yoweri Museveni, visited the African Youth Show at Imperial Botanical Beach Hotel in Ntebbe on September seventeenth. |
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Kayihura confirmed last week that the police will start using a technology to test the voter register by the Electoral Commission. |
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Police will use technology before the government starts registrating people to get the Densite. |
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Uganda joined Muehlbauer Technology Group from Bugiriman to Densite. |
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According to the Inspector General of Police, the registration will include the registration of all civilians in the area. |
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The National Social Security Fund has agreed to pay the terror attacks on the Kyadondo Rugby Club. |
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The terrorists struck the Kyadondo Rugby Club and the Ethiopian Restaurant in Kabalagala. |
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The chairman Grace Isabirye is the National Social Security Fund chairman. |
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Mr. Isabirye did not give his own money to the brothers of the bombers. |
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This was after Members of Parliament led by Okumu ordering the National Social Security Fund to pay their money to all suspects of the bomb. |
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Okumu said the things that happen quickly need to be done quickly. |
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All depositing money from the National Social Security Fund who died or suffered from the Ssande bombings have to be paid. |
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Two people were arrested by the Ugandan police on connection with Al-Shabaab. |
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Similar images were created by computer technology. |
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The images are hanged on the international police networks and the American Bureau of Investigations to help find them. |
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The two telephone numbers were sent to submit information about the double terror attacks. |
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Twenty people were arrested by the police in various parts of the country for alleged connection with Al-Shabaab terrorists. |
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New research shows that the African elections are far off from promoting democracy in Central Africa. |
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Minister of Finance Syda Bbumba recently announced that the national bill was made with a mind of twelve thousand eleven votes. |
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Chairman of the government argues that the parliamentary seat is full of politics. |
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Analysis of new innovations in Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Uganda and Ivory Coast shows that the elections to be held in Africa have a result. |
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This is one of the few issues leading to different elections in Africa. |
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In Uganda, the situation shows that there will not be a change in the country’s primaries which was expected during the elections. |
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Afro-Fusion Finance ministers have been recognised to have been dismissed as time for elections. |
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The war, the districts and the votes were also surprising that the African elections were based on the international media. |
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The reading of two Ugandan cabinet ministers is directed. |
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Makerere’s lecturer is hoping to win a new election to Uganda’s parliament. |
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The parliamentary ambassador, who trusted in his re-election on his way he lived, lost when the people voted on the country. |
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Another witness that Barack Obama cannot win the African elections can be found here. |
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Besides, the level of information that the government has made is small and hard to get. |
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Appoint Iraq under Saddam Hussein and today’s Democratic Change. |
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Kenya’s ethnic revolution is expected to happen during the elections as two thousand two thousand and two thousand seven. |
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Surprisingly, the African elections are difficult and unlawful to make the better people not competing but competing without competitiveness. |
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In the developing nations, the candidates have seen blushing voters and violating the law. |
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Uganda has a lot of example in this sector. |
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It is good for you to win the African elections because you are not accused of genocide because he is in the authority of the judiciary. |
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Electoral Commissioner Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members of Members. |
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It is truly unfortunate that voters win the primaries among the developing countries. |
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After all, the African voters don’t expect the opposition to comply with their vows and to be elected according to the money you don’t return. |
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Some politicians were again seen after four years in the next elections. |
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In the two thousand elections in Nigeria, they confirmed that voters’ census and voting failures were used to win the elections. |
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The war, the districts and the votes indicate how the Electoral Commission has done contrary to Africa’s expectations. |
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Since Uganda was bombed in Septenth-two thousand eleven, a group of terrorists of Al-Shabab in Somalia has failed to attack. |
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There was a massive violence in Kampala. |
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President Yoweri Museveni has promised to compensate for Al-Shabaab by increasing military operations in the country. |
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Many Ugandans are supporting the government in the process of addressing the situation. |
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There will be more grievances than the reduction of troubles among nations that have not been recovered from Somalia. |
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It will continue to cause Uganda to lose money and citizenship. |
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No number of Ugandan troops in Somalia will create peace in the country. |
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Somalis alone are able. |
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Ugandan troops are able to help restore peace if there is a strong internal army seeking peace. |
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Somalia has a military captain to be able to gather the needs and to build a military force able to preserve the country’s integrity. |
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The context in Somalia, despite the emerging internal situation, has been filled with foreign interventions. |
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In fact, part of the challenge is the Common Africa. |
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Communications about the state process in Africa are few because of voters’ determination to be trusted on the ethnicities and to submit. |
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African elections are not based on the government’s behavior as in Bazungu. |
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Political rebellion, peoples’ fear, voters’ arrest and the arrest of the renowned opposition. |
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The twenty-seventh bomb blasts in the city killed seventy-six people and one hundred others left with plagues. |
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Okumu explained why they directed the National Social Security Fund to pay the victims of the Ssande night accident. |
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Grace Isabirye said that on the seventeenth of September all the bombers will receive their savings with the National Social Security Fund. |
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The fight against terrorism in Uganda was the result of the bombings in the country on the seventeenth of September. |
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Kunsa also did not support the need of the constitutional committee behind the process. |
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Grace Isabirye, Onegi Obel, Amama Mbabazi former chairman, David Jamwa and Ezra Suruma will be here today. |
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The Independent consulted the National Social Security Fund. |
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There were grievous complaints of the National Social Security Fund’s disgruntled process and disgruntled operations. |
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John Matovu said if the government decided to accept the National Social Security Fund competitors, then we could see that the service is clean. |
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Joan Nantume sells that if people are able to deposit with any organisation not the National Social Security Fund. |
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I have been with the National Social Security Fund for now ten years. |
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Gilbert Okello from Mukwano Group of Companies said he would give time to the government when it happens. |
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The government needs to comply with this law if it may apply to the pension funds, said Immaculate Akanyo. |
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According to the Independent of September 23-29, 2010, written by John Njoroge, the wind is full of fluid, poverty and dysfunction. |
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This is Kifumbira, a Kamwokya district captain, found in a city in Kampala. |
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The situation is not in Kifumbira alone, Kawempe, Kaleerwe, Wandegeya Bwaise, Kisaasi, Kiwatule, Kitintale and Bbanda. |
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On Kitintale market, used methods, tablets, are overlaid. |
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In the two thousand nine Museveni, Ronald Mukasa was sick after climbing at the headquarters when he was seeking plastics and bars in the basket. |
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He got a strong malaria vaccine and got sensitivity on the liver after he was removed to Mulago Hospital. |
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He was removed to Kamwokya Christian Caring Community Centre. |
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The suspects killed him but Mukasa died after a few days of malaria when he was killed in Mulago. |
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We show to the Minister of Health, James Kakooza some of the images from Kifumbira |
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The problem is in Kampala’s society rather than in its society. |
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There are government hospitals in local and private areas where people can’t go more than to Kampala. |
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However, according to the minister for health, Jacinto Amandwa, the problem is very serious. |
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He was astonished at the appearance of his face, he was astonished at the appearance of his face. |
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The petition was condemned by the Uganda Patriotic Front which is providing legal services to Uganda’s private sector. |
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According to the Independent of September 23-29, two thousand ten, the multitude operates uncontrolable vaccine vaccines. |
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The 2007/08-2009/10 Kasasiro Cooperation programme, proposed that it should be gathered together and consumed the kasasiro. |
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Large hospitals such as Mulago, St. Francis Hospital, Nsambya and Kibuli have carbuncle. |
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The government has a burning place in Nakasongola but large and small hospitals do not have a burning place in Nakasongola. |
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The hospital remains in charge of removing its pledge to the station where the complained company removed him to Nakasongola. |
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Minister Kakooza said they have provided local security organisations to check the drugs to ensure that they are transported to Nakasongola. |
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Musawo Appolo Ahimbisibwe from Kamwokya Christian Caring Community Centre said they have a comprehensive relationship with a pharmacy in Kisenyi. |
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Ahimbisibwe adds that the hospitals pay two thousand/- per night for the hospitals transported to Kisenyi. |
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Analysis of the private sector in Kifumbira in Kamwokya shows that many private sectors are not willing to pay these additional funds. |
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At Kasese Hospital, one of the 12 chambers within a distance of two hundred cubits, the first physician was convenient but later became a violent physician. |
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The hospitals like Life clinic and Nyange clinic are well served. |
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A certain giant cried out in Luganda, saying, “We do not love journalists here,” uncovering his door. |
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Because of lack of permission from the government and the Ministry of Health, the lawless institutions operate without a letter from the council. |
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Many hospitals in Kampala, Wakiso, Mukono and the central region have no skill to do it. |
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According to Ahimbisibwe, the stumbling-blocks like Kifumbira-Kamwokya appear to have halls that have not been written. |
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You do not expect the burden of the people, as Ahimbisibwe said in anger. |
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Mulago Hospital has a good example of how the healthcare system should be. |
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With three coals of fire, Mulago has a clear coating system. |
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The polling stake has been broken down, the Kampala Capital City Authority and the private sector are transferred to Bukasa Treasury. |
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But among Kifumbira Kamwokya’s residents, a distance of only two by the cubit, Mulago’s plan has made it a little worse. |
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The chemicals, chemicals and chemicals were released in Kifumbira - Kamwokya. |
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It has a spotted iron in a kidneys. |
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The Independent 23-29, 2010 by Rosebell Kagumire and Maya Prabhu. |
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The Sprawling Refugee Settlement refugee camp in northwestern Uganda is home to 50,000 refugee persons. |
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Okumu asked whether the government should come as an independent or depend on the country’s poor income process? |
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This was to strengthen the investigation and investigation of the Criminal Commission operations. |
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The incidents of former Allied Democratic Forces reporters if they are not done, could be complicated. |
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The need to restore Allied Democratic Force offices at container Village cannot be accepted. |
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Lotanti Kkano Buturo dismissed the petition of constitution despite the grievances of the ordinary people. |
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All these issues on the former Container Village were supported by the establishment of the Uganda Anti-Terrorist Task Force that defiled its image. |
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There are officers from the Uganda People's Defence Force who need to keep the laws and military commands. |
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These people include Benz Tushabe, Kigonya Seraje, Andy Rashid Mukiibi, Kakooza Ahmad and others. |
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It focuses on irregularities, irregularities of detention and complaint, and the introduction of the Uganda Anti-Terrorist Task Force documents. |
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The Arab country, according to its critics, is unstable and unstable. |
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It is unfortunate that the group accuses the government of corruption with Ali Bamuze and Muhammed Kiggundu and accuses them of corruption. |
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The leadership of Allied Democratic Forces and Lord Resistance Army has failed to fight with the government. |
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Therefore it is not necessary for the squad to condemn it to work or to work for Allied Democratic Force. |
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It is not true that at the time Rwigema Shafik was arrested, he was in Uganda’s Joint Anti-Terrorist Task Force as it is said. |
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Despite being first sent to Uganda’s Joint Anti-Terrorist Task Force in Busoga region, a government car and weight were given to him. |
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In the twenty-seven after my second contract, I thought I had completed, but the committee denied for Kamonkoli. |
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Secondly, because of Kamonkoli’s dismissal, the company dropped up more than it had to pay. |
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It is clear that to the twenty eight thousand we were making the savings. |
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The West African Community Common Market has been opened as a sacrifice. |
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The marketplace is very profitable for Uganda Clays. |
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We are the largest in the region although our colleges in Kenya have exported goods at lower price, but our temple is not equal. |
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Work in Uganda Clays was set up as I am. |
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It was challenging and pleasant that eighteen years I have been here, first as a company’s secretary for ninety years and nine other years. |
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Therefore I have a memorandum of good companies, employees, council, especially Chairman, Professor Ssenfuma. |
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He has been my chairman since I became chairman of the institution in two thousand one. |
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Uganda Clays is a highest level of employment and I think it has been the foundation of our victory. |
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We have placed our staff at the first and you have seen this through the federation of Uganda Employers. |
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In the second year are sixty-four years, || Are you a son of a year? |
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In Africa, these are the years of old age. |
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I became head of the institution in two thousand one. |
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This means my unleavened contacts are twice unleavened, twenty-four thousand and twenty-seven. |
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John Wafula who had been Uganda’s Chairman clays Kajjansi from office at the end of this year. |
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The Independent’s Patrick spoke to him. |
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According to the Independent on the 23-29th Sept. The Housing Finance last week formed an opening of the Uganda Securities Exchange. |
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More than five billion shillings were the National Security Fund and Crane bank. |
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More than two billion shillings include the Stanbic Investment Management Service and the East African Development Bank. |
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The Chief Executive Officer of Housing Finance Bank For Developmet, Patrick Kabonero said the bank plans to invest in the funds to make eight billion shillings. |
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MTN Uganda last week received its 5G ticket from Hauwei Technologies of Kyayina. |
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Mobile Telephone Network Chief Executive Themba Khumalo said they believed that trusting on such funds, Uganda will be among the most producing countries in Africa. |
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Last tenth month, Mobile Telephone Network signed a loan agreement with 11 commercial banks to pay US$100 million to invest investors. |
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The development Finance company of Uganda Bank last week raised members of the Inter-Party Cooperation on Monday morning at Serena Hotel in Kampala. |
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The source is hoping to give the members of the Development Finance Bank of Uganda Investment Club opportunities to improve their business. |
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Charles Ocici of Enterprise Uganda taught members of the Inter-Party Cooperation how to establish Inter-Party Cooperations and funding. |
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Ocici said it takes more than a friend than to sow money in the morning and determined to build a high profile. |
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Women’s business chief Damalie Mukiibi said the country’s priority in economic development is in the cooperation of funding parties. |
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Standard Bank, head of Stanbic Bank Uganda, was elected to be the highest bank in Africa in two thousand ten. |
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Jacko Maree, the Chief Executive Officer of Standard Bank Group, said it is very pleasant to be accepted by the African Banking Corporation with a strong competition. |
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The choice of the most invested bank in Africa is to ensure our capacity to the highest level of service. |
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Standard Bank is located in 17 African countries and 16 African countries beyond the continent. |
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Opportunity Uganda has brought the Uganda Revenue Authority to the Supreme Court for misleading tax. |
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Last week, the post Bank Uganda was forgiven to pay more than two hundred eighty eight shillings on the charges on the William Street. |
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Opportunity Uganda opens a 488 million shillings tax issued by the tax authority. |
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He says it is not a financial institution if it has no Uganda Revenue Authority licentious to gather funds to be deposited. |
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Uganda revenue Authority without confirming the purchase documents, if the wrongdoing and the except the tax does not meet them. |
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The shareholders at the Development Finance Company of Uganda, Khumalo Nicholas, Okwir, Aaron Agima and Damalie, commented on funding. |
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In 1979, Harvard Business Review published a document of a young and about to become Professor, Michael E. |
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Housing Finance Bank’s shareholders are regulated and understood by the Bill of 500 million shillings. |
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According to the Independent dated twenty seventh -ninth, two thousand ten, the introduction of information helps the company know what it is doing. |
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Havard Business Review was the first document and introduced a change in the process. |
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Over the last few years, Porter’s jobs have been important in life and in many others. |
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The five Porter pillars at the company’s headquarters have led to research in education and business. |
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Supported by Professor Jan Rivkin of Harvard Business School and a long-suffering professional, Joan Magretta, Porter was able to expand his job. |
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It’s his attempt to kill the Ugandans by using the place to declare it right now. |
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It is time the government to attempt to engage Ugandans in such a struggle. |
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Paget Kintu said African Union will return to Africa. |
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The fifteenth African Union conference in Kampala was closed on September twenty seventh. |
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Kwame Nkrumah, an African analyst, said that reforms are led by men who think they are men of behavior and act as men of behavior. |
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Ttabamiruka left doubts whether African countries can work together to stop the threat of deepening Africa. |
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The seventeenth bomb blasts in Uganda were carried on Al-Quaeda and Al-Shabab jihadists from Somalia. |
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Though there were threats from the jihadists, Uganda was the first African nation to attack the African Union in two thousand seven million shillings to send troops to Somalia where there was no war. |
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Uganda was pursued by Burundi in sending troops to Somalia. |
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Uganda is the only African Union country to retain peace in Somalia to two thousand eight when Burundi joins it. |
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Other African nations such as Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone have failed to send their troops to subdue Al-Shabab to Somalia. |
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Until the seventeenth seventh, only the nations in Somalia, Uganda and Burundi, were targeted by military and military operations. |
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It seems there is no negotiation to cooperate with Ssemazinga to stop the terrorist activities in Somalia. |
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This leads only Uganda and Burundi to fight against the Lord Resistance Army attacks in northern Uganda and the rebellion in Bujumbura. |
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African Union nations should be determined to address Africa’s problems rather than to speak, but rather to address the problems that are happening. |
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Nkrumah and Sekou Toure ransom Africa out of the hand of tropical rulers only at this time there is no leader able to teach them. |
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This explains why peace-offerings in Somalia have been given to two countries only for now three years. |
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Allan Ssempirwa Kyobe of Makerere University believes that Al-Shabab is a mistake. |
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If any Ugandan had been behind the terrorist attacks or had or had no connection with Al-Shabaab, it would not be the result. |
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Uganda’s security agencies have to investigate and investigate what Al-Shabaab has done. |
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After the bomb blasts at the two polling stations where the people were watching the Fifa World Cup in Kampala, terrorists from Somalia were supposing to be behind the incident. |
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In an interview to the Daily Monitor on the twenty-seventh day, Ab Ayman showed us that the terrorists are using the Islamic Courts and the Islamic Courts. |
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David Kulubya wants to know how to kill Kolaani says he is violating the law. |
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He accepts that the seven hundred seventy prize is recounted in Aya but it should not be reckoned steadfast. |
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Prophet Muhammad said that the faithful must walk in his religion. |
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The resettlement of the East African Union is to fulfill the dream of passing over the border of these countries. |
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The objective of the East Africa Cooperation is straightforward, joining all peacekeeping organisations, sectors such as trade, sectors such as insecurity, sectors such as insecurity. |
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As a result, the East African Union has opened its border to promote goods and goods. |
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It is unfortunate to believe that we are able to create peace relations with Kenya before we have made economic reforms in our countries. |
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Among the neighbouring countries, lectures at the university edition are simple, but this cannot be in the East African Community Cooperation process. |
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East Africa’s interconnection started in one thousand nine hundred and seventeen before we started manufacturing chemicals from the industry. |
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It was initiated to fulfill the intentions of English and Kenyans. |
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Therefore, it is unfortunate that when one thousand nine hundred and fifty partnerships started, Kenya was more profitable than Uganda and Tanzania. |
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Kenya was rejoicing in a way of increasing the price of their merchandise, business and tax. |
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For example, in one thousand nine hundred and seventy-one East African Chariot, Kenyans paid fifty five percent of their jobs, thirty three percent of them were Tanzanians and twelve percent of them were Ugandans. |
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Kenya has more operations than Uganda and Tanzania, the situation has been to this day. |
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To justify the situation, the British High Commission established a chairman’s committee in one thousand nine hundred nine. |
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According to Professor Brown, who was a member of the committee, Kenya is the most populated in the Common Market. |
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Uganda has gotten a little while Tanzania left it. |
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As a result, it was decreeed to promote Tanzania and Uganda financially as one of the efforts to eliminate this unrighteousness. |
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The funds were very few depending on the need to develop the industry in Uganda and Tanganyika. |
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Millions of shillings, however, were too numerous for Kenya to recover them. |
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I now wonder what has happened between the East African Cooperation and the East African Cooperation to address this situation. |
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Abbey Kibirige Semuwemba insists that the East African Union is a dream. |
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According to the Independent of the seventh to the eighth fifth, his deed was unconstitutional. |
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Byarugaba is glad that the new chairman of the National Social Security Fund was elected. |
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Richard Byarugaba is under Grace Isabirye who returned to David Jamwa who brought him and Mondo Kagonyera to pay their savings to the National Social Security Fund. |
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I did not see Byarugaba but I was following the press reports for a while. |
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I was exceedingly happy with the announcement he was elected at the National Social Security Fund. |
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It is not suspected that he should take the National Social Security Fund. |
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His actions indicate that he will make a decree for the management and management of the workers’ savings. |
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He is able to reinforce the accreditation process, increasing the savings of the workers’ savings and increasing the savings of the funds. |
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According to the National Social Security Fund, we hurry to block it. |
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The time to hope that people only invest in the National Social Security Fund last year has failed. |
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Everyone who fights with a blessing without appearance, we also bless Byarugaba. |
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”Duncan of Kyaliwajjala is not able to call the democracy that is competitive. |
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The National Resistance Movement has also launched an accreditation of the Electoral Commission to fulfill the party’s intentions. |
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There are few votes to contest outside and within the National Resistance Movement. |
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Ocheto said Mwenda was wrong. |
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Andrew Mwenda left a major issue and laid a sign on it and in doing this, he introduced a clear approach to resolving the problem. |
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Edgar says the ethnic and ethnic politicians in Uganda are too weak to think about this challenge. |
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The debate was discussed by Ferraz and Finan at Berkeley in two thousand and fifty. |
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As Ocheto sees correctly, the lack of limitations in the Ugandan constitution would enable the resettlement. |
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Ocheto and Omeros think your concerns will be questioning you. |
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Why does President Yoweri Museveni create an opposition system that could lead him to recover from power? |
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Husain Haqqani, a Pakistani ambassador to Washington, explained what Pakistani has done in the fight against terrorism. |
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Andrew said democracy is not that we strive with it, but we strive with it. |
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According to The Independent of about the seventh to the eighteenth fifth, what is the price of the Mobile Telephone Network operations in Uganda? |
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Bank of Africa has borrowed shillings for Uganda’s shillings and the French Development Agency to allow small enterprises to get the loan. |
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Uganda’s shillings have been removed from the Bank of Uganda. |
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The money should be paid by the Ministry of Education. |
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The last US$100 million was placed by the Iranian government in the transaction to Turkey. |
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The Managing Director of the United States Bank, Goldman Sachs has agreed to pay US$5 million to eliminate the charges. |
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The Kabale district leadership has been instructed by court to pay Gladys Aserua five million shillings for Uganda. |
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I have condemned the attacks on ordinary unrighteous people in Kampala. |
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Terrorism has no place in Africa and humanity. |
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The African Cooperation Chairman and President of Malawi said the disgruntled people have to have a better way to address their disgruntled behavior than harassment. |
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Bingo of Mutharika spoke to the President at the African Union summit at the seventh seventh. |
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We have been repaid in love and blood over the last two years. |
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There are many Pakistani terrorists, including our soldiers and spies. |
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President Yoweri Museveni called on the people to reform the health of mother-in-law and children. |
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If there were any attacks on Venezuela from the Colombian Tower of Yankee Empire, we would have caused it to be carried into the United States of America. Vice President Hugo Chaves threatened to stop the carried into the United States of America if only the colombians were carried into the United States of America |
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Chavez has not threatened to stop the United States of America’s export of oil except the country in which it is attacked by the colony. |
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The first time the leadership failed came from power for thirty one years ago when no one had ever used all the chemicals. |
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The prisoner from the battle was dismissed and later asked him not to put him to death. |
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Winston Churchill said we do not know how much better a minority can do. |
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AMISON, the AU and the United Nations Peace Watch, have no more power to guard the Presidential House, the Mogadishu airline. |
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The existence of the Uganda People's Defence Force in AMISON did not allow the need of Ugandans to be satisfied. |
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When people talk about the elimination of Al-Shabaab in Somalia, they declare they won the battle and are unable to attack them. |
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Because Uganda People's Defence Force cannot the target, the only way it can be done is from Somalia. |
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We can then call on the UN Security Council to come to Somalia to fight against Al-Shabaab. |
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This would allow Uganda to fight against Al-Shabaab. |
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Bwesikye is working with Advocates for Public International Law Uganda. |
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In the National Executive Conference in Gatonya, the National Resistance Movement announced that it had registered over eight million members, including a few years or a few years. |
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This happened before the EC started the registration process and increased the number of voters’ register by fifteen million shillings up to ten million shillings in two thousand six. |
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The National Resistance Movement had registered its members around the country. |
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The Electoral Commission, therefore, doubts the integrity of the National Resistance Movement value. |
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Earlier this year, the National Resistance Movement also doubled the correctness of the EC voters’ register alleging it had two winds names. |
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Uganda’s population census in two thousand nine is expected to reach thirty six million people. |
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This means 14.2 million Ugandans are over 18 years old and they are permitted to register as voters. |
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The census, by the number of people issued by the register, raises up a number of petitions on the Electoral Commission’s 15 million voters. |
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The expectation of 2010 is 18 years old and upwards to 13.9 million terrorists compared to 12.9 million in 2008. |
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Because Ugandans don’t want to register the elections and the death of some registered voters, the number of new voters would be less. |
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However, EC said this is not the final price. |
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Some National Resistance Movement members have blamed the registration for creating a member on a list that could lead to corruption of votes. |
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Kinkizi East Ambassador Chris Baryomunsi answers that a person’s name can be changed and appears to have a similar appearance. |
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At the National Resistance Movement Conference, delegates complained that even members of the opposition who are known were on the party’s register. |
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This was done by certain National Resistance Movement officials who are supporting them. |
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Amyuka, the National Resistance Movement Spokesperson Ofwono Opondo, said they are not all members of the party’s 9 million registered that the number of voters who must be elected is not the number of voters. |
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But the big question is that; who will suspend the 16 year old National Resistance Movement member to vote if they register with EC? |
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The number of Ugandans has been 3.2 per year since 2003. |
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Godbler Tumushabe, the ED of the ACODE, a people’s health consultant, suspects the National Resistance Movement saying he has 9 million members |
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It was unfortunate for National Resistance Movement to register before the Electoral Commission started operations. |
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He argues that political parties should focus on the EC voter register to be more efficient and fair than any of the party’s voters’ register. |
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In 2011 Electoral Commission registered 15 voters, National Resistance Movement registered 9 voters; Does Enamba lie? |
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Police were grieved for the incidents and gave thanks to all involved in the recruitment and reconciliation of the suspects. |
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Therefore, we call on the arrest of all the people of the area for the problem, joining to the police and other intelligence organisations to fight against it and bringing it near. |
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We exceedingly implore multidisciplinary organisations such as festivals, festivals, practical demands, festivals and others to be involved in the police. |
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We, therefore, inform the owner that the police will come to these polling stations to ensure there is too much security. |
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We call for anyone who has any security message to touch these payless networks. |
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MTN 0800299922396, 0800299922397, 080029992239 and 0414598067 of UTL. |
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This week’s press conference, EC Chairman, Kiggundu, told the public that they did not hire the National Resistance Movement’s garments where they registered the public as accused. |
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The National Resistance Movement has registered its voters using EC similar registration cards to register the voters recently. |
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There were reports on the media that the EC recruited some of its political parties using its tools to register the voters. |
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The committee exceedingly denied the summons, Kiggundu said. |
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Kiggundu said they ended to renew the voter register on 18th, 2010 and they renew all the uses from the public. |
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He said the information was intended to be sent to the Ministry of Internal Affairs after completing the sending of information. |
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According to Kiggundu on September 13, the EC had issued 4,670,585 voters, representing 97% of the total number of voters registered in the last register. |
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According to Kiggundu, of the voters 4,670,585, 4,290,634 were registered with fear, 326,609 with change, and 53,342 with no likeness. |
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The Electoral Commission is expected to start opening the voter register on September 11th and to be closed on September 30. |
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This means that EC’s most useless operations have nothing to do and they will get more money from their operations if they use them. |
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However, the Electoral Commission spokesman, Paul Bukenya, said the constitution is not allowing financial services to be implemented. |
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Given the failure of the government to comply with the EC Bill, EC would have sought how to recover its money. |
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Last week, the Electoral Commission decided why it could not give every party to contest for the voter’s register. |
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The Electoral Commission said it would be a huge challenge. |
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If the Electoral Commission had a chance of extract of money rather than depending on less money from the National Assembly, it would have reduced the problem of money like this. |
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However, according to the power of the opponents who blamed EC for lack of power, it has proved its system. |
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He promised to provide the voter register to political parties. |
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The Electoral Commission officials confirmed that they are in negotiation with the government to get more money on this issue. |
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The Electoral Commission denied the arrest of the National Resistance Movement in the elections dated 23-29, 2010. |
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The elections were held by Uganda Patriotic Movement Secretary General Bidandi Ssali in Kamplaue. |
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The Uganda Patriotic Movement is hoping to return the country especially to the Ugandans that the coming elections will be conducted under one chain. |
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This uncleanness has turned the elections to unrighteous and fair elections. |
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From the beginning, it seemed that the Chairman of the Military Commission had more intentions than to prepare free and fair elections. |
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The appeal in our constituency that our President Yoweri Museveni challenged has been a very small mistake three times. |
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This is happening in the last week and the same way he has attempted to reduce his support. |
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In any case, all those who were denied registration were Uganda People's Congress members. |
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The Uganda People's Congress introduced and registered foreigners. |
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In the primaries, sixteen Uganda Patriotic Movement candidates were cast out. |
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Other Uganda Patriotic Movement members were denied primaries on allegations that they had no ability to speak English. |
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This was done by the lecturer Chango Macho and Faaza the Catholic Lev. Okoth. |
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All our complaints for the primaries have been denied by the Electoral Commission, to try the right men. |
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Until now, fifteen district officers have been dismissed by the Chairman of the Military Commission in unintelligent manner. |
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Chairman of the district was also the electoral commissioner in the districts. |
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The fifteenth was kidnapped two days ago as Obote went to Rukungiri where no one was talking to the public. |
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But why did South African police arrest you? |
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I met with Kabila and returned to Rwanda. |
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Kayumba is my friend and knows that I am not able to do anything like this to him. |
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What do you do with the Rwandan Patriotic Front? |
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I was a military officer in the Ugandan army, and I went to the Rwandan army and last to the Congo army. |
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In Congo, I was a chief of the executioners who supported the Loteenanti Kabila president. |
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He talked to the Independent Andrew Mwenda about Kayumba’s shooting that Karegyeya led his detention in the prison. |
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He is strong in the South African government and sits in the party’s ruling committee under the National Congress. |
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Kayumba was inspected by the South African Police Officer and inspected by the army. |
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These most powerful African National Congress officials werely attributed to Masetera’s power. |
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The involvement of strong people from the South African government has led to disagreement between the two countries. |
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Rwandans have also said it is a challenge to investigate the attempt to shoot Kayumba. |
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A source from Rwanda told The Independent that Karegeya had informed the South African Police of the arrest. |
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Gakwerera also says he was arrested by Karegyeya’s counsel. |
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Moreover, Rwandan officials have come to accuse South African police of lack of intelligence. |
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They say that as soon as Kayumba was shot, the people who were first taken to make a statute on the police were with them in the car. |
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However, a South African official met in the interview that the Rwandan Patriotic Front had been behind the shooting. |
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Kayumba’s guilt appears to have established relations between the two nations in a path of enmity. |
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However, more importantly, the Rwandan Patriotic Front had asked to bring back Kayumba for criminal charges. |
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On September sixth, Spain issued a petition to punish Kayumba for violation of human rights. |
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After two days, the French also requested something. |
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Kayumba could have argued that Rwanda is insufficient because the country’s poverty can quickly be rejected. |
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However, the French and Spain are powerful countries that are considered to have strong democracy and strong acts. |
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As a result, their demands were too heavy for South Africa. |
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However, what was evident, Kirint in the time he was shot, Kayumba had started making his decision. |
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French and Spain’s petitioning for him, showed that Kayumba and Kagame were strongly afraid. |
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The fear was stronger than the fear. |
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As a result, he started contact with Kigali. |
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Kayumba is a friend of Maj. Gen. Steven Kashaka who is currently the Uganda Military Commissioner for South Africa. |
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According to Francis Gakwerera, this was reinforced by Patrick Karegyeya, the head of the Rwandan foreign security. |
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Every time I journey in South Africa, I meet and talk to Karegyeya because he is my friend. |
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There is a lot of time on the airline when I come to South Africa. |
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This time, I came to South Africa on the third time and I strike him on the fifth, a day without shooting. |
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On the sixth day, I was planning to eat bread with Karegyeya and he admitted to them saying he was about to see the cup. |
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He later told me that Kayumba had been shot and died. |
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He called him after three minutes to question him about Kayumba’s situation and he said he had something to do and promised to answer me. |
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I was in the house of Albert Gatare’s brother Miko, a youth. |
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He said Kayumba was at Riverside Hospital. |
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At that time the police attacked me and told me he was in need. |
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Nine police officers later came with many weapons of war. |
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There were several police officers with police dogs. |
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After the Sande night, about the thirty hour, they brought other suspects along with Richard, a Kayumba’s lawyer. |
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Other suspects included two Rwandans, the Kenyans and the Tanzanians. |
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They asked me if I had known one of the suspects I have known the two Rwandans. |
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He said he was involved in shooting Kayumba. |
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He argued that there was one calling him by phone calling to Dr Ndahiro. |
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He promised to give him two thousand dollars if they would help kill Kayumba who was an enemy of Rwanda. |
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He said Dr Ndahiro promised that he would have been well-pleased by President Paul Kagame if he had worked with them. |
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Dereeva also said the shooting was the second step in Kayumba’s life. |
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And Kayumba was sleeping with his wife. |
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And it comes to pass, at the end of three days, that Kayumba and his wife go on to the circuit, |
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First I knew him witnessing Dr Emmanuel Ndahiro, the Chief Executive Officer of National Security Services. |
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As a result, I asked him whether he had known this Ndahiro and he said he was not. |
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I also asked him why he was expected to be Dr Ndahiro. |
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I was the chief of the executioners who supported the National Resistance Movement president and later became Lotanti Kabila. |
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Because of this, I have known that the shooting of Kayumba’s shooting is an allegory. |
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Then the murderer went away to Kayumba and they began to fight. |
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We were later removed to John Foster’s prison. |
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Dereeva of Kayumba made his own tents and told the police what he had arrested in the prison. |
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These people were not accused after the elimination of Amin. |
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However, there were allegations that they were supporting Amin in the kidnapping of members of the Uganda People's Congress. |
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Let the Teacher come here, and declare my words, || If I say my word is not right. |
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While speaking at another Buzabo constituency conference, Muwanga warned: |
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We have sent a message to Buzabo and Democratic Party supporters that they are about to stop their religious politics. |
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Liberty brought to Uganda people's congress led to the death of many people in their lives in the Nalubaale Sea between Mutukula and Arua. |
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They sacrifice their lives for the liberty of all who are in Uganda. |
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Muwanga noticed that the members of the different parties were not intended to compete to have an upper hand intimidating others. |
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Muwanga spoke to the Uganda People's Congress at Mbirizi in Masaka South- West constitution. |
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The 65 year old Chairman who has been involved in the ransom battle except Amin said; |
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You, young people of the Uganda People's Congress, will lead the resurrection and the development process. |
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The first thing Uganda People's Congress is to do when it has come to power is to engage young people in developing jobs. |
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The Uganda People's Congress youths will lead this to create an example for others. |
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Muwanga also asked Ugandans to strengthen their integrity. |
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Inwezibwera, the chairman defected, the Uganda People's Congress will not permit Uganda to be repeatedly oppressed as in the Amin period. |
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Uganda will not be in a green environment for everyday life. |
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Uganda People's Congress needs a perfect people who will stand with it in difficult times. |
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A comment on Democratic Party by Paulo Kawanga Semogerere, he said there was a stumbling. |
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He blamed Semogerere for his ability to lead the party which was near to be engraved. |
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The Democratic Party, who was competing with the Uganda People's Congress in the primaries, had over 10 parliamentary seats. |
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I regretted that Semogerere will not have a chance to lead such people. |
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In other words, we can be afraid of being competitors for the parliamentary elections in 1980 when they were not able to fill the papers and submit them soon. |
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The voice of Nahash has broken down the heart. |
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This market was gathered together and again published by John Njoroge. |
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According to the Independent published on September 30 - September 05, 2010, Rosebell Kagumire said: |
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The girl who had lodged at the outside of Soroti city was arrested. |
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Grace Nakasi, a son of 28 years, was shot in western Uganda. |
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He was buried out of the way and removed to the field by a group of men who are in the university. |
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I was in a city of Soroti. |
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We met with nine soldiers at parliament at 7:00am. |
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Nakasi starts his confusion with all the way they mistreated him and left him by the way. |
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It was in 1987, when President Yoweri Museveni captured the power of the country. |
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He announced the strike change rather than the change of the watch. |
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The biggest threat was the beginning of transgressions against Nakasi and other women in the extremity of the region. |
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I have decided to go to the bus station, and I have taken the bus, and I go to my house, and Nahath is angry with me. |
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Nakasi was put to death a second time in his journey to the bus station. |
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"I will meet four National Resistance Movement officers, two of them and they drove me out of the street and collapse with me", said Nakasi. |
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Nakasi mother of twelve children, Soroti’s lawyer, was arrested sixteen times and was kidnapped by an accident. |
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He was later discharged from his retirement home. |
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It was a big challenge for a man who meditates on how hard women can find in African areas where there is no emergency. |
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He is one of the Ugandan women who find it difficult to be elected. |
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In recent years, Uganda has been glorified at the world level as a winner in the revolution fighting. |
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Women arrested between Rwandan Patriotic Resistance Army and Rwandan Patriotic Resistance Army are very difficult to arrest a disgruntled woman. |
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This is better than any other woman in the country. |
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The interconnection with the Lord's Resistance Army and government officers has caused women to stumble and be anxious. |
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In ninteen ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty. |
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He received a bed at Butabika Mental Rehabilitation Hospital during the campaign for several months after their consultation. |
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In two thousand two, Nakasi tried a conflict causing conversion. |
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But the day I told him that I had a blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown blown |
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Nakasi was released in the area. |
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The ninth part of hope was in two thousand seven. |
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Nakasi was rescued by the World Vision International who paid his recruitment for kidnapping that helped him escape from the diseases. |
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After malaria, he and other suspects of violence, started a group called Teso Peace Women's Activists. |
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According to the Independent, published on 30th September - 05th Ogos 2010, Rosebell Kagumi wrote about women and girls who were released after their divorce. |
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Nakasi said the young woman’s parents have died in the battle and none wants her to be supervised but she has six children to be supervised. |
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Nakasi’s poverty is not new in the war-rising areas of Uganda. |
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He told The Independent that only 40 women who suffered from Tubur in Soroti are malaria vaccines. |
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This is from sharing them. |
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Nakasi and other women with HIV/AIDS have traveled through Tubur to get healthcare drugs. |
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Nakasi has been able to get support from Women’s International Cross Cultural Exchange and Urgent Action Fund Africa. |
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This helps the parents and the malaria vaccines leading to malaria in his village. |
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It was clear that a new government would exist after one thousand and ninety years. |
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Until now, the Rwanda Patriotic Front had been able to address the country through resolving the serious problems. |
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The small and poor countries are in conflict with the recent challenges of Rwanda’s situation. |
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Until now, the industry cannot be understood. |
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Most of the people who are visiting Rwanda wondered how the city Kigali is clean and how it has been placed. |
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Remember his youth in a clean and ready city, Entebbe. |
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Kalyegira says he is confident that there is no concern about Kigali’s situation. |
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Besides, Kigali is the only Rwandan city referred to in the situation, which shows that many foreigners do not pass over. |
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It was not the only clean and ready city in Rwanda. |
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He has gone around Rwanda for more than ten years as a traveler, another time as a researcher. |
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My journey has caused me to see different things in Rwanda about to see. |
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A powerful sojourner in any place in Rwanda cannot fail to see the highest level of leadership in the country. |
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There is also a common service in the country. |
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Daily cleansing and manipulation of spices that are seen in Kigali, trials are seen in cities, large and small towns around the country. |
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The reason for this is not that it is only Rwanda, or that there is no other place. |
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However, the growth rate in the country was expected to increase in the past only sixteen years. |
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As a result, the new market has increased and increased in many African countries. |
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The Rwandan Patriotic Front and the only Rwandan Patriotic Front who had been prepared for battle and destroyed the armor that is not well prepared and has everything to do. |
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It is hoped to see a good country before the gates pass over. |
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The highest population of the villages have health insurance that helps get better service than their neighbouring countries. |
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There are nations like Uganda, which are not expected. |
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In terms of life, Rwandans are not expected to attend the promised government workers until their service is set up. |
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The most profitable of the service, according to their number, are the most Hutu. |
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This is a thanksgiving to those scattering newspapers in the latter end of the generations. |
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Observers will discern Rwanda’s behavior in the democratisation process. |
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In Rwanda, the police and the army are not talking on political networks to praise the Rwanda Political Front or to kill its opponents. |
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Hutu and Tutsi who comply with the Act are free to participate without restriction or grant of anything based on the nation. |
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They can constitute themselves or support all political parties registered in the Act. |
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Journalists working in the national network have not been dismissed because of violating non-Rwandan Political Front leaders. |
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During the Supremacist Habyarimana and Kayibanda’s generations, such liberty was never understood. |
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Another critical situation in Rwanda is legislation. |
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In some cases, including Rwandan neighbors, existing laws on other books and introduction. |
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In Rwanda, the tendency of self-control and capacity to adopt law explains why we are able to accept inconsistence. |
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It explains it as true in our unknown countries. |
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There are no suspects against me, I don’t know why, and what do you think you are doing to President Kagame as a person. |
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There are also those who are supposing that he could be an abomination or death of what they have done. |
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There are also no accusations of denying the polling station built apart from the polling station and the polling station. |
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However, some of them are still involved. |
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Private and ordinary people, Hutu and Tutsi, armed people and all ordinary people are afraid of getting respected in the Law. |
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In the introduction of the law, Kalyegira is right to say that the country is not in the marketplace, streets or public service. |
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It was time to call Rwanda the allegory of Africa for victory, as it is unrighteous to call Rwanda a common nation. |
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Makerere Institute of Social Research, Makerere University. |
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Mubatsi Asinja Habatilf says if you plan to ask for police, prison service, Mulago Hospital or UMEME: |
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and you have been ready to hear. |
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The East African Bribery Index, which is used by the government for the audit of corruption, says there is no service provided to the private sector and government sector. |
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Uganda Revenue Authority has parted a little from the other investigated agencies. |
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The research was carried out from the East African countries such as Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. |
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The investigation was conducted by the Transparency International, an intelligence agency. |
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The Uganda Peoples Defence Forces was found to be a very worse sector in the fields of corruption which indicated that it had done a very worse thing when it comes to the deployment. |
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It was found by the Ugandan police who had been worse in the recent and last year’s investigations at the second place this year. |
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In the region, Uganda has turned back to Burundi in economic growth. |
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Rwanda has no income such as 6.6 percent. |
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Uganda, Kenya and Burundi shareholders are thirty three percent and we hoped to serve Uganda Resistance Army, Police and UMEMR without a shareholder. |
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The report did not give a lot of information about the lack of poverty in Rwanda. |
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However, it shows that a Rwandan expert is trying to see the lack of money in the government. |
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In two thousand nine, the president’s officer was cast out from the office. |
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He was arrested for four years in prison for corruption. |
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He was confiscated with cash out of the Rwandan monopoly. |
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The Rwandan Ministry of Economic Affairs was also receiving the same compensation. |
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More than twenty out of thirty Rwandan district supporters were also kidnapped from office on allegations that they are malfunctional. |
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In Rwanda, a professional officer is charged with checking the tax issued to the government officials. |
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These are people who are working with the President. |
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Compared to Uganda, the lower population has been presented to the Supreme Court of Appeal and few people have been charged with it. |
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In Rwanda, only sixty percent of the suspects claimed they had paid money. |
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Because there is a few people who are giving funds, the number of Rwandans who have signed the report has failed. |
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There is no nation in East Africa compared to Rwanda. |
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The new way to generate funds by Uganda’s government officials is to provide up and down services to create strong needs. |
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This happened in CHOGM in 2007 when a lot of government funds were stolen from buying goods quickly. |
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The report argues that it clearly shows that Uganda’s weapons of war have nothing to do so as increasing need to investigate. |
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State Officer for Anti-terrorism, Minister of Economics and Industry, James Nsaba Buturo; |
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Gana if you are asked for a bribe. |
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He says he has not known how the Transparency International uses this message. |
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But jasper Tumuhimbise, the opposition leader, says he has no doubt about this. |
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He says Uganda is likely to have greater interest in the area in the next year’s research. |
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Tumuhimbise adds that Uganda is in the highest level of corruption. |
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Besides Rwanda, all the government in the region seems to have no power to fight corruption. |
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As a result, most of the massive deaths have not been able to touch this moisture. |
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In one hundred forty one percent, Uganda is the highest number of consultants who say they are not guilty because nothing will be done. |
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But in Burundi there is no income, only seventy one of the hundreds are expecting that it will increase. |
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We need to save our money, as Odoi said. |
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Odoi has also added, we are not able to see what is going on and we are not able to open a scheme for students. |
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Odoi continued, the situation in Makerere was worse in Mamande but the situation continued every day. |
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The striking campaigns took place at the All African Bishops Conference Entebbe. |
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The six days of silence are to strengthen integrity and renew new life in the Assembly. |
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Under the mouth, planning times, loosing our capacities, four hundred British met with Rowan Williams. |
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He is the Shepherds of Canterbury. |
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This is a problem for the United States of America in separation between Cyprus and Africa and beyond. |
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Ssaabasabas Williams, who has the privilege of closing a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of |
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The Independent, dated twenty seventh - ninth two thousand ten, said there has not been a quick way to deliver the terrorists today. |
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As darkness increases to the caramajong, the National Resistance Movement has intensified its violence in the fighting process. |
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The worse day,like the emerging situation,It is common for Ugandans and other countries. |
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According to the news from Karamoja, the Uganda People's Defence Force operates a military force. |
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His elder Pokot Aramutori Lokodo,is the first candidate for this second year. |
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On the fourth of ninth, 2010,Nicholac Abul, the LCIII chairman of Hacheri, was told in the press |
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Nicholas said the army has to rescue the terrorists who have the weapons of war and those who have no weapons of war, |
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His journey in Karamoja, Forum for Democratic Change president Dr Kizza Besigye saw what was happening. |
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Besigye told the press at the Forum for Democratic Change headquarters in Najjanankumbi that the violence is a massive torture. |
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In the New Vision of twenty fourth two thousand ten,Uganda Human Rights Commission said, the inhabitants of Kotido district were troubled. |
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On the occasion of a meeting with the Uganda Human Rights Commission on 28th sixth, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Michael Martin, who left the island, had a comment. |
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Martin said, we are referring to the reports of violation of wives and children’s rights in Karamoja. |
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Pokot’s MP accuses the Uganda People’s Defence Forces of slaying innocent Pokot people. |
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Kiyonga also accused the Uganda People's Defence Forces of accusing the Karamoja suspects of being oxen and burning iron robbery. |
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The army spokesman,Leutenant.Colonel.Felix Kulayigye, clothed the allegations as vanity. |
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You remove teeth as a form of complaint, Kulayigye said, criminals remove their teeth quickly. |
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Before it was told, another MP wrote to President Museveni and to the Chief of Staff of Defence Forces. |
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His Excellence MP Jie told President Yoweri Museveni that the soldiers killed civilians between twenty eight and thirty four. |
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The president clothed the accusations as inconsistence and that the army was doing a good job besides recruiting the districts. |
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This is also the fear he has seen in Karamoja region in North Eastern Uganda. |
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The case of arresting civilians in military intelligence is the Uganda People's Defence Force. |
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They have known that not everyone Mukaramoja has a district. |
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It is not all the Karimajongo that they are husbands of the herd, but they are added to you that they are. |
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This does not mean that warlords who endowed their border and their neighbouring districts are not allowed to apply. |
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By Uganda People's Defence Forces, all likeness,All Karimojongo are not a warrior |
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Fountains have to do wisdom, || Warlords of Karimojongo are set to be heard from the people of the land. |
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Museveni did not know about the twenty-five years of Acholi's revolution if he hopes to except a second time and a second time. |
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Uganda People's Defence Forces is continuing striking women and children. |
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Common punishment cannot create peace in Karamoja, said human rights activist Olara. |
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Uganda People's Defence Forces is continuing striking women and children. |
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It is unfortunate to read the politics of Uganda on our media as the idea is truly our state. |
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For the last two months, two Buganda Secretaries have announced their support for the next election. |
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“Because of the conflict between President Museveni and Mengo on land and Federo, this was a big ninth part for our opposition. |
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In trying to defeat the Ugandans, the opposition has made a little effort to address its problems. |
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However, it is expected that the defeat of the strong Ugandan leadership will be in their favour, the opposition hopes to use their image. |
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This is the root of Africa’s disgruntled politics. |
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In the two thousand six presidential elections, Museveni got one million and sixty five point four million votes in the east. |
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We hope for a uniform registration and electoral number in two thousand nine. |
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The opposition needs to send Museveni to join in South East with four parts in Buganda. |
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Therefore the number of votes for the opposition was thirty-five thousand compared to Museveni’s thirty-three thousand votes. |
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Buganda, therefore, will be fought by Museveni’s leadership in part of the chief wall. |
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If Muliika and Ssemogerere are reducing Museveni’s vote in Buganda, we are expected to have another change. |
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The distortion of democratic politics in Africa is how citizens can negotiate it. |
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If the opposition is able to defeat Buganda by entering into a marketplace with a few players in the marketplace, it will require few things. |
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Politics in Africa have seen that it is very profitable in politics to lead the dominion of the government. |
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The manipulation of these lecturer’s politics is a key advantage rather than democratic development in Africa. |
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This is where the opposition failed to participate in the National Resistance Movement. |
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There is also democracy among nations of the nations, building strong people is profitable, but because of their preferences. |
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It is unfortunate in Uganda to hear the party’s voice as a candidate. |
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The distortion of African multitude of political parties is how people can share it upwards. |
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A threat of democracy in Africa. |
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Dan Mugarura, the electoral chairman for the strongest opposition Forum for Democratic Change, is concerned. |
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Mugarura told The Independent that if you are about to shoot your son and your wife, it means that you are about to defile your neighbor. |
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He was hearing the results in the National Resistance Movement’s district and constitutional elections. |
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Mugarura’s fear has no end. |
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In the Kapcholwa province of Tingey, there has been poverty between former Minister Stephen Chebrot and former MP Herbert Sabila. |
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In Budama East, the minister Emmanuel Otala looked attentively to his opposition supporters. |
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Doctor Gabriel Ajedra received an interview at the old India market. |
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In Kaliro, the elections were held twice because of alleged corruption. |
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In Butalejja, the elections were held after a group of people attacked the strategists. |
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For many seers, there were signs that the government would have done in 2011. |
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According to a two thousand nine report by the Human Rights Watch International, security organisations are complaining the public. |
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Ikuya Magode, gave a picture of his party’s situation as the country is going on in the 2011 elections. |
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"Every time you see the frogs flying out of a clean place, you know there are frogs,” says a scepter. |
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This is the situation on September 13 when Matia Kasaija, Amama Mbabazi and Crispus Kiyonga, commented on the July 11 bombings. |
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Minister of Defence Mbabazi told the parliament that they are hoping to support them when they introduced other ways to maintain their integrity. |
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The law for trial and persecution of persons was filed on Sept 14, in the midst of the opposition who argued that it would involve the secret life of Ugandans. |
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When the eighth year begins, President Museveni issued a decree ordering the Minister of Finance to cut off taxes on security services. |
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Nathan Igeme Nabeta, the Chairman of the parliamentary committee for Tehnology, says it will be when the communication policy may not be implemented. |
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The government has need of funds to recover the polling station which has not been placed in the 2009/10 period. |
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Nabeta says that at this time the law does not work on fighting terrorism. |
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In the eighth two thousand two, the Joint Anti-terrorism Task force was approved but was not implemented. |
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Amama Mbabazi dismissed in parliament that the Communications Commission law was unprecedented. |
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The president’s officers have started trying to see local leaders returning to the public to pursue what is happening. |
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Presidential Ambassador for Nakawa Fred Bamwine directed the countrywide chairperson to return to the polling station as it was. |
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However, until the Election of the Municipality Chairman on 2th August 2007 by the Constitutional Court, they were not able to dispossess it to the judgment. |
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The 2007 resolution led to the election of local council chairpersons and local council organisations that new candidates were elected under the multiparty system. |
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It was designed to establish the Inter-Party Cooperation and Inter-Party Cooperation with the Electoral Commission. |
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The 20th edition of the National Consultative Forum is the power to nominate the chairman for the parliamentary seat. |
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Electoral Commission Secretary Sam Rwakojo, explained the two eight parties and the other parties involved in the launch. |
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But the lack of delegation and National Resistance Movement deputy leaves a lot of questions. |
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Ssemujja Ibrahim Nganda, an IPC spokesman, who is joining five political parties, wondered why the Bill was reformed. |
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Nganda predicts that they would be synagogues. |
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As chairman chairman, the opposition Forum for Democratic Change nominated Amanya Mushega for Vice Chairman. |
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Nganda said some times people are making a lot of interest in the forming of the party. |
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Asuman Basalirwa, said he did not think political parties and organisations will benefit from the alliance. |
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Article seventh of the Uganga Constitution of 1995 provides: |
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No candidate will be denied access to national media. |
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Okugeza Basalirwa said that it had been placed in the court, the agreement would have helped renew the Electoral Commission. |
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The opposition’s two parties doubt the Electoral Commission’s integrity. |
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The agreement was signed by the parliamentary committee for purchase and sale of government vessels on August 20, two thousand two. |
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Basalirwa predicts the strike will not be profitable from now on to February 2011, where the general elections will be held. |
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It remains six months to the election and there appears that the process has many reasons to deal. |
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President Museveni, the National Resistance Movement chairman and the Electoral Commissioner, said he cannot change it. |
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The launch was at Hotel Africana Kampala in Gwunaana. |
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Rwakoojo, along with all the Electoral Commission members, organised over seventeen meetings. |
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The chairman of the committee, including Badru Kiggundu and Rwakoojo, argued that they saw you as political parties keep the tradition. |
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Nganda told The Independent that leadership is not the matter, but the matter of a decision. |
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Basalirwa acknowledges that if the chairman of the district council is with a strong heart, the process is an abolition. |
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The National Resistance Movement failed to launch an alliance. |
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Last week the police blocked the Democratic Party conference held by Samuel Lubega at Nsambya Youth Sharing Hall in Kampala. |
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The meeting was to discuss how they would join the five political parties. |
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The rally changed the meeting to Kasubi village and joined the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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The Democratic Party, informed by the Bureau of Standards, said they had called the Lubega County leaders to the Inter-Party Cooperation council. |
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Simon Peter Ochieng, said they would not receive any letter to appear to the Advisory Commission. |
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He argued that Mao’s group called them members of the press conference and intended to be identified. |
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Ochieng said Mao’s group is passionate about the press. |
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He said they did the same thing on August eighteenth when they went to meet his Inter-Party Cooperation and called journalists for him. |
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Salaam Musumba, acknowledging that Mao’s party was going to meet an unopposed political party alliance aimed at reconciliation. |
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Musumba explained Mao’s attempt to meet leaders of the Inter-Party Cooperation as a challenge to comment. |
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The Mao’s way of removing the delegates was astonished by the fact that he was loving the Inter-Party Cooperation news. |
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Musumba said they were not willing to stay some time in other politics. |
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He argued that the Inter-Party Cooperation had been signed by Mao’s flag bearer to join it but denied. |
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They later started analysting the legal and political processes resulting from the acceptance of the Democratic Party, which otherwise did not work with it. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation has focused on legal and political research. |
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Musumba said Mao and the group will at that time be pressed to meet the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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He said it seems Mao’s Democratic Party did not want to join any political party or cooperate with it in any way. |
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After the meeting with the Mao Non-Party Cooperation, he said the Democratic Party was seeking ways to work. |
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Mao’s group wanted to run as an independent candidate for the presidency in connection with the Inter-Party Cooperation in other places. |
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Mao also said he is also aware of the Inter-Party Cooperation to change its political behavior. |
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Musumba said this is the Mao’s case to see IPC’s case failing to join another Democratic Party’s case. |
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However, Mathias Nsubuga, the Secretary General of the Democratic Party, said the party’s disagreement was called at the conference. |
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Musumba confirmed Nsubuga’s comment. |
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He said Mao’s navy came for other reasons not to be called because they had been far off. |
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Some members of the Inter-Party Cooperation argued that they stood by the decision to join some Democratic Party. |
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Dr Frank Nabwiso believes that both of them can be combined. |
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But the Lubega squad is looking for a leadership of the Inter-Party Cooperation rather than the Mao squad. |
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In the long-suffering of the Mbale conference with Lubega, his idea of joining IPC was similar to Mao’s. |
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Democratic Party did not join the Non-Party Cooperation because the party had already been parted from its members. |
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Critics say he had to take his Democratic Party camp into the 2011 elections before other opposition parties. |
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They were also found very grievously afflicted from the Mao squad. |
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Mao’s division is strong to fight with Lubega’s division. |
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Nsubuga said the court had declared Mao as a leader of the Democratic Party in the law. |
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He says the Lubega squad should respect Mao who was elected in the parliamentary assembly in Mbale. |
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The two Democratic Party divisions have been working in the same work since they came out of the conference in Mbale. |
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Mukasa Mbidde told The Independent that they asked the police to stop the Lubega’s division meeting at Nsambya Sharing Hall. |
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According to the Independent released on September twenty seventh to September two thousand ten, Mubatsi said Mao is seeking cooperation with the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation joins five opposition parties. |
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Four of the five parties nominated candidates except the Uganda People's Congress. |
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Uganda People's Congress, the third largest parliamentary party, did not participate in the race at Kololo Airport. |
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The nomination was announced on September 23 to give Uganda People's Congress the day to nominate its members but the marketplace passed over. |
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This time Otunnu addressed issues that have not been addressed under the Inter-Party Cooperation programme. |
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Otunnu’s mission is not to challenge the Uganda People’s Congress to nominate its members to the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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It introduced a way to resolve disputes in the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation will nominate the Inter-Party Cooperation candidates on August 31st. |
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There is a strong assurance that the most unopposed party agreement will be held by the Federation of Democratic Change. |
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Uganda People's Congress says the Federation of Democratic Change operates the Inter-Party Cooperation without any other Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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Ugandan People's Congress sources say the party wants Otunnu to join the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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Uganda People's Congress supported Democratic Party Cooperation candidate Paul Ssemwogerere in 1996 and Kizza Besigye in 2001. |
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Uganda People's Congress will not rest until Otunnu is elected to lead the Interparty Cooperation |
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Waakiri originated from the Inter-Party Cooperation Act and candidated in 2011 as a party rather than jointly. |
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They say Otunnu’s cabinet is striking the leadership. |
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It was created by the Uganda People's Congress. |
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The denying of the Electoral Commission was addressed by Olara Otunu. |
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Forum for Democratic Change has since changed its position. |
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Why did they participate in the elections while they knew the Electoral Commission of the National Resistance Movement? |
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Uganda People's Congress participated in the 2006 elections, organised by the Electoral Commission. |
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Uganda People's Congress asked why Forum for Democratic Change did not deny the Electoral Commission in 2006. |
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It is clear that jointly working in the Inter-Party Cooperation was required to participate without considering how it could work. |
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Uganda People's Congress complained that he did not support the idea of bringing one man to the election. |
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Our agreement first in the Inter-Party Cooperation was to challenge both political persecution and electoral corruption. |
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Unless he lost fifty percent, Museveni was forced to contest again. |
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Uganda People's Congress says Forum for Democratic Change has left the seat. |
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The biggest challenge was the Forum for Democratic Change and the Uganda People's Congress. |
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Otunnu made an unrighteous statute on the Uganda People's Congress when the parties came out of the conference. |
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He did not run or participated in the Inter-Party Cooperation primaries. |
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Otunnu said he was not ready to vote on September thirteenth. |
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Otunnu told the press that the Uganda People's Congress will decide after the resolution of the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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Lukyamuzi, Besigye and Kyanjo asked Otunnu whether the Uganda People's Congress had come out from the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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They were supported by Ugandan Patriotic Movement on their station. |
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This was the launch of the Uganda Patriotic Movement. |
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Yoweri Museveni was the temporary chairman and Vice Chairman of the Military Commission. |
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These and many others believe they cannot join the Uganda People's Congress or the Democratic Party. |
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Museveni warned that Ugandans have been weary of rebellion and are dying too much of the genocide. |
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Uganda Patriotic Movement is a group like Front for National Salvation that fought Amin for eight years. |
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Museveni warned that any person who has the intention to become a civil servant in Uganda will be arrested. |
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The different approaches of Mozambican Freedom Fighters have been to manipulate the criminals against their neighbors. |
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Musseveni announced that the challenge did not come because Obote is a traveler. |
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Museveni insisted that membership is open to all. |
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He says the integrity of his leadership was the most unprecedented in Uganda. |
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Uganda Patriotic Movement supports profits based on substance. |
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Museveni agreed that telling those loving the money is not for those selling the horrible things and therefore calling the money marketers. |
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Ugandans need to start exporting. |
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A man called Museveni was a sandaler and another, Kasaija was about to start making sandals in Uganda. |
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The party will strengthen Kasaija’s power because of the extent of knowledge that he has to start funding operations in the country. |
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It pushed the European Union from a very poor marketplace to a marketplace walking on the industry. |
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Museveni said the divisions between Uganda Patriotic Movement and Democratic Party were historic. |
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Democratic Party is considered to be a people’s group and remains to have this image even now. |
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We supported the Uganda National Liberation Front because it did not profit us. |
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Some of us were the Uganda People's Congress. |
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Acola during the Uganda Patriotic Movement chairman’s meeting. |
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Museveni warns of battle if the ballot is stolen. |
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Otunnu says Uganda People's Congress has nothing to do with the Inter-Party Cooperation |
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Besigye, the chairman of the Inter-Party Cooperation, said the problem was because of poor interparty relations. |
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Besigye says there were problems in communication that led to different perceptions. |
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This means the matter has not been resolved in the Uganda People's Congress conference. |
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Besigye denied their debate and plans to follow the presidency flag bearers on August 31st. |
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According to the Independent issued on eighth of twenty seventh two thousand ten, Asiimwe wrote that he is the leader of the international observers under the Rwanda National Resistance Movement. |
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Herbert Otuao rose and honored him as a maidservant. |
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The wine of South Africa should not be a sin-offering. |
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Is Range Rover worth a million dollars? |
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The Independent’s case dated 27th Aug - 02th November 2010, was arrested by Nathan Kiwere. |
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The conference was organised under the introduction of the Year of Peace and Peace in Africa and the African Union. |
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The United Nations Commission for Women’s Development has announced that it believes that women are tortured and now reach all the African countries. |
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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, one thousand and one hundred petitions of genocide are carried out each month. |
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Thirty years old girls in Africa are in a weekly vaccine. |
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In cities of Ethiopia, about fifty nine percent of the women who are married to sexual intercourse are violent to their lovers. |
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In Africa, girls between sixty six and eighty one percent in parliamentary and parliamentary schools are parted from male teachers. |
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Women operate almost fifty seven percent of the highest population of sub-Saharan Africa. |
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Women and daughters around Africa are likely to be manipulated and manipulated in out-places, roads and houses. |
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The interview was from 19th - 25th Sept, 2010, at Munyonyo Resort, a special place not the African Union Assembly. |
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According to the Independent’s case dated twenty seventh and eighth to ninth, two thousand ten, to make a more effective decision than to make a more effective decision depending on the number of ways they go. |
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The appearance of Joseph’s car is not in a good situation. |
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Every force is set to ensure that the independent headquarters are true and righteous. |
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Mary Ochen adds to add that Uganda’s climate change is less than what is happening. |
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Four Ugandan journalists were arrested and charged with dispersion. |
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The Ugandan Constitutional Court was set up by rulers who fought self-indulgence to stop African violence. |
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The suspects of the Bududa landslide are still hungry and waiting for. |
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Who is the leader of the National Resistance Movement? |
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There was a war in the media in Kenya’s introducing telephone call rates. |
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Kagame spoke of his victory and political persecution. |
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How long are the masses of Uganda’s liberty? |
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Those who are found with unlawful substance are sent to prison for three years. |
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Dr George Lugalambi is the chairman of the Mass communication department at Makerere University. |
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Unless President Museveni had not been able to intervene in labour issues, this is the reason. |
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Mangu is one of eight hundred eight people left without lodging because of floods. |
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About eighty nine hundred people were killed and driven away three hundred people were not found at Mount Elgon village in Nametsi |
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Moreover, eighty one hundred seventy-seven people without home are found in the Bulucheke camp. |
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Kubi Rama is the Vice Chief Executive Officer of Gender Links. |
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Kubi contacted the media during the two day conference. |
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According to the Independent of 17th Ogos - 23th, 2010, Patrick Matsiko said the journey was started three years ago. |
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In 1980 the first election was called Uganda Patriotic Movement Political Party. |
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Besides Museveni, Elijah Kategaya, Amanya Mushega, Amama Mbabazi and Bidandi Ssali did not have the same seat three years ago. |
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Ruhakana Rugunda is so. |
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This means that the existence of the National Resistance Movement is based on the existence of Museveni. |
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There is no intention to keep the journey together except to glorify Museveni as a person. |
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The incidents of the Inter-Party Cooperation from 1980 to 1986 have been dramatic. |
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President Museveni supported his 1981 battle because Milton Obote kidnapped in the 1980 elections. |
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Milton Obote did this by using violence and intimidation to the opposition. |
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In the twenty-five years of his presidency, the National Resistance Movement has failed to organise free and fair elections. |
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First presidential elections took place in 1996 ten years after his reign in 1986. |
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During the campaigns, Museveni was opposed to him by Paul Ssemogerere who has no association with him in the surrounding region. |
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In 2001, the victory in the politics led to the creation of the Second Reform Agenda. |
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The second journeys included those who came out of the first journeys who had not been ready to be oppressed. |
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It was led by Dr Kizza Besigye who had been a politician for the National Resistance Movement. |
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Forum for Democratic Change also included former members of the National Resistance Movement. |
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The Reform Agenda was ruling in the 2001 elections. |
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Besigye left the country for four years and many of his supporters were also tortured outside the country. |
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Besigye returned in two thousand five to the second battle with Museveni and in two thousand six the second journey had strengthened the people. |
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The National Resistance Movement candidates were uncomfortable with the 2006 elections. |
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They complained that the 2006 National Resistance Movement disagreement had been closed and they decided to participate in the national elections as independents. |
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They remained following the National Resistance Movement as they took advantage of their ability as a sekinoom. |
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Nine hundred and fifty percent of the three hundred and seventy members of parliament who contested for the National Resistance Movement. |
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The renowned political party has divided the National Resistance Movement into its midst. |
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They cannot come out as a force to challenge Museveni to power today. |
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There were reports in the National Resistance Movement. |
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They accuse the National Resistance Movement of failing to vote. |
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As a beneficiary of the National Resistance Movement, they are determined to accept everything and to remain in contact. |
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Therefore, Museveni and National Resistance Movement will not make them worse. |
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Free and fair elections have not been effective and have not been organised by the National Resistance Movement. |
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It is used to demonstrate the respect of the National Resistance Movement in the law. |
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That is why the National Resistance Movement has failed to comply with its promise of 1980 for free and fair elections. |
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One of the reasons why the National Resistance Movement has failed is joining power. |
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They were reckoned as a cause of life and death in the battle in 1981. |
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According to the current corrupt National Resistance Movement elections, Museveni did not go to battle with Milton Obote for voting stealing. |
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The National Resistance Movement has only passion and passion to participate. |
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According to Andrew Mwena, Besigye is fair comparing him to Otunnu. |
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Besigye has the same point of view but believes that the need for electoral reforms should be urgent. |
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I agree with Otunnu in individuality but I agree with Besigye in political matters. |
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Otunnu did not wish to resolve the opposition’s problem. |
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The opposition will now have nine generations to demonstrate its disobedience and its needs before it reaches Ugandans. |
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It will bless President Yoweri Museveni’s lack of complaint. |
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More freedoms and freedoms in Uganda have been lost for better communication |
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I spoke of this point in the debate on Temangalo. |
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The purchase plan in the National Social Security Fund was about to be changed |
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It would be more profitable to pay money on the accounts for five thousand shillings in Temangalo after Amama Mbabazi was kidnapped. |
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Those who have nothing to know and information in Kampala flourish in their own research. |
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We were lost in both ways, the chief of the executioners died and Mbabazi was not acquitted. |
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The opposition in Uganda has a lot of technology and profits that can help defeat Museveni. |
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The opposition has increased votes from two point four percent in ninteen ninty six to four point one percent in the last elections. |
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Uganda should have a very good elections. |
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Karl Popper out of his book Conjectures and Refutations, he brings out the best. |
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It is unfortunate that Uganda can have a free and fair elections today. |
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Otunnu had the ability to end Luwero and Northern War. |
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America is joined to negotiating intelligence. |
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The most Ugandan voters are between eighteen and thirty years. |
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They were too few to see what happened in Luwero. |
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Making Luwero the Electoral Commission in two thousand ten indicated the interests of one percent of the voters. |
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People in Northern Uganda have been afflicted with unrighteousness once under Museveni’s leadership. |
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Andrew Mwenda is the head and owner of the Independent news magazine. |
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Joseph Ocheng is a Ugandan journalist born in Kotido district northern Uganda. |
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Otunnu seems unintelligent to resolve the opposition’s challenge. |
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According to the Independent on September 17-23 2010, Mubatsi said the election campaigns threatened to stop the NRM disagreement |
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Gideon Badagamawa, an expert in the development of the world, explains that plastic vessels are not profitable as a result of landslides. |
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Badagamawa says that food is sold in more than five percent of Africa, because we are not able to farm food only because our land has been behind us because of corruption of strange things. |
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The plan, according to Badagamawa, is to subdue goods leading to corruption. |
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In the poor countries like Uganda, the reduction of spices is not easy. |
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Uganda’s manufacturers of goods have warned that keeping the most critical vessels used for the purchase of goods would make useless goods. |
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It would also equal the cost of people buying the goods. |
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Uganda Plastic Manufacturers and Recycling Association hopes to continue asking government to help. |
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Lukwiya said Acaye Ecomog only sent his six children to the government and it is called on him to take care of his children. |
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Lotiba was charged with sending soldiers to attack the camps of the Sudan People's Liberation Army to buy food. |
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Otti says he has tried his position with the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces. |
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Otti defiants that Uganda Peoples Defence Forces is leading to an independent election. |
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Otti alleged that Okulu had attacked Madi camp. |
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Lukwiya said Okulu Ben met with Labongo in the last few days. |
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Kapere met Lagulu at the river that was not known today. |
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Labongo was trying to meet Okti after he received information that he and Okti had met in an unknown place. |
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Dominic ordered Okti to go with all the group to meet him after the meeting. |
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Ocan Bunia explained that his life was going to diminish and said he had not put him into the hands of God. |
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Angola alleged Kony that Uganda Peoples Defence Forces attacked him and killed the captain. |
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In response to Kony’s instructions, Angola explained to him that he had failed to rule Acaye Ecomog. |
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News by Acaye and Angola on Kony’s orders to send other commanders to Kony in another district. |
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A big sign shows Kony was not in the race and was not able to control the situation. |
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We hope Kony will hurt Lukwiya as his chief captain to calm the situation. |
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Kony’s way to explain Ocan Bunia’s disease is a liar. |
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If his chief captains who had been betrothed to their integrity knew about Ocan Bunia’s disease, it would have added to their malaria. |
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Uganda Peoples Defence Forces should be informed of Angola’s point of view, considering that his point of view is constantly dissolved. |
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The Uganda Peoples Defence Forces journalists have to suspend Ocan Bunia’s flag bearer’s entry to Kony where he has gone operating and operating. |
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Opio Makas and Lotiba were ordered to distribute their divisions into small divisions to allow Uganda Peoples Defence Forces to be broken down. |
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If Makas does as it is commanded, he will be in peace when the field has been hard to see him. |
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Makas was remembered that Equatoria Defence Force could also be an adversary to the Lords Resistance Army. |
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Kony said in fact that these days he has not trusted on his soldiers because their thoughts have not been discouraged and why they move. |
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Lukwiya did not understand well when Kony asked him about his plans especially when Lukwiya approached the border. |
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Kony ordered Lukwiya to arrange the border. |
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Labongo that he met Okello. |
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This was dissolved by Uganda Peoples Defence Forces when he returned from the war. |
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One of the losers who had been chief of the Labongo counselors died and three others. |
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Labongo that Ayoli is speaking on the FM radio. |
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Lotiba that he heard the shooting of the shoots as a distance of ten by the cubit from him. |
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Uganda Peoples Defence Forces has emerged in its camp. |
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The Uganda People's Congress president Dr. Olara Otunnu announced his retirement to the Inter-Party Cooperation on August thirteenth. |
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He said Uganda People's Congress had not participated in the elections. |
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Otunnu answered the same thing as he spoke to the press last week. |
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He said there was a lot of criminal offences in the National Resistance Movement. |
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News from the Uganda People's Congress internal sources indicate that Otunnu appears to have a lot of interest within his party. |
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Yona Kanyomoozi was a second Obote government minister for health and safety from a thousand nine to eighty eighty five. |
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He says he will stand as an independent candidate for Ntungamo’s next year’s elections. |
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Kanyomozi also contested for the Uganda People's Congress presidency during the September elections. |
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The Uganda People's Congress from the Inter-Party Cooperation was a big mistake to dissolve the party. |
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He says it would be a big mistake if the party would not participate in the two thousand eleven general elections. |
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Otunnu faces as Obote did in one thousand nine hundred and forty. |
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Only five Uganda People's Congress members were at the conference. |
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Otunnu did what Obote did when he left the Inter-Party Cooperation with a big mistake. |
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My supporters asked me to stand as MP for Ntungamo Municipality in Parliament and I am not able to fail them. |
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I will stand as an independent candidate and the Uganda People's Congress candidate because it is the party from where I came. |
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Internal sources that the opponents for the Uganda People's Congress presidency were Jimmy Akena, Joseph Ochieno and Henry Mayega in two thousand eleven. |
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In the time she was finalised, it is said that Ochieno was in the villages as a voter’s counterpart. |
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Sospater Akwenyu is chairman for the Uganda People's Congress in Kaberamaido district. |
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We have another opponent Alfred Ewatu who wants to compete, therefore I answered and left him, said Akwenyu. |
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Akwenyu said Uganda People's Congress will participate in the general elections if not, it will stop you. |
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We will tell the Ugandans what we have done when we have made a decision. |
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Akwenyu is serving at Otunnu’s cabinet. |
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In the last week’s Independent, Otunnu that the Uganda People’s Congress had made the decision difficult. |
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In one thousand nine hundred and eighty nine, members of the Uganda People's Congress left the order of former party President Milton Obote. |
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After two weeks after the Ugandan People's Congress elections on August third, all Otunnu elections were dismissed. |
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Both of them were wondering why Otunnu had appointed new leaders before he was questioning them. |
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Sources say that much opposition to Otunnu in the Uganda People's Congress is mainly because of his relationship with people who did not participate in Obote's process. |
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This is the fourth time Milton Obote Foundation is planning to invest in Uganda People's Congress. |
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This group wasly supporting Otunnu to participate in the Uganda People's Congress presidency. |
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Kanyomoozi says Otunnu’s problems are based on his relationship with four people’s funds. |
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Otunnu is an independent member of the Uganda People's Congress group. |
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Mindra was the Secretary General for Milton Obote Foundation. |
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They were not told when it came to the battle with Obote’s family. |
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The group defeated Obote’s maidservant when he was nominated by Jimmy Akena during the Uganda People's Congress presidency elections at Nambole. |
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Walubiri, one of the suspects who was told to be in the resettlement squad, disagreed with his comment as he showed himself in favour of Obote’s family. |
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Our problem was because some Obote’s family members believed that the leadership in the party was a key challenge. |
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Other divisions emerged in one thousand nine hundred and sixty years after the reign. |
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There were also supporters and opponents of Obote in the Uganda People's Congress. |
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The Democratic Party’s opposition was defeated in an extraordinary constituency at the party’s Dicta Asiimwe counterpart. |
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Democratic Party Secretary General Mathias Nsubuga is ruby. |
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In his sincerity he says the Democratic Party took power in the two thousand eleven general elections. |
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Nsubuga says the Democratic Party President Norbert Mao is highly attended by youths. |
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Nsubuga’s sayings seemed true compared to what happened about thirty one in September. |
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It hopes to take many Democratic Party members. |
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Before the two thousand six general elections, the Democratic Party was the strongest in Kampala. |
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This year’s elections, Charles Musoke Sserunjogi was kidnapped by Godfrey Nyakaana for the Kampala Central Division chairman. |
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The suicide was carried away by Hajji Nasser Sebaggala. |
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Deo Kijjambu was the Democratic Party treasurer in the Kampala district. |
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Erias Lukwago defeated Kampala Central MP in Parliament by returning to Francis Babu. |
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It emerged as the Democratic Party leader in the division is less than five operatives in Kampala. |
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Protazio Kintu is the chairman of the third LC of the Nakawa Division. |
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The Democratic Party is also leading three constituencies among eight in Kampala’s parliament. |
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The party has only three Members of Parliament in Kampala Central, Kawempe North and Kawempe South. |
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The Democratic Party chairman in Kampala, Vincent Mayanja, is concerned that his party’s support has increased in the city, especially among the people who are joining other parties. |
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Mayanja like Democratic Party Secretary General Nsubuga, that Kampala will be closed. |
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While in the party’s primaries, another Democratic Party member group, led by Sam Lubega, was eligible candidates for another seat. |
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Democratic Party exists with different candidates competing and voting in its own voters. |
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The challenges of the Democratic Party are not only the cabinet of Lubega. |
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Erias Lukwago is the Kampala Central Member of Parliament. |
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The Mao Division held its elections on the Democratic Party flag bearer in Kampala Central on September twenty eighth. |
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Mayanja said they were calling on Lukwago to stop his demanding Democratic Party flag bearer but did not. |
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Lukwago said he had not agreed with the same party’s family. |
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He argued that if both of them were joined, something might not be. |
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Most of the signs are that Lukwago would join Forum for Democratic Change to get the biggest support in the opposition during the campaign and the next day. |
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Lukwago first wanted to become Kampala’s Mayor. |
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He had acknowledged that the parliament was planning to suspend the Kampala City Government Bill when the parliamentaries left the resettlement. |
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He says if that happens, he will stand as Kampala Central Member of Parliament. |
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The Democratic Party will have two candidates like Lukwago and Yawe. |
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This is a blessing to our opponents from Forum for Democratic Change and National Resistance Movement. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation is now calling for the National Resistance Movement losers. |
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The accusations of the National Resistance Movement primaries have to join the party to fight for free and fair elections. |
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The opposition has demonstrated that the National Resistance Movement fights against the disgruntled party. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation informed journalists of the violation of the National Resistance Movement. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation has accused of shedding blood and voting stealing. |
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The IPC chairman and flag bearer Doctor Kizza Besigye says that the events in the party are affecting the people. |
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It fails political parties to keep silent like the National Resistance Movement to scatter lawlessness and electoral membership. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation accused the National Resistance Movement of involving police and military in the elections. |
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Besigye said his police had been granted to manipulate and conduct elections in the National Resistance Movement. |
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Robert Isoke was charged with pursuing and investigating elections in Kabarole district. |
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Besigye said this is the legal sign indicating that the liberals have an opportunity to work before it should be completed. |
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The Joint Anti-terrorism Task force called these accusations violation of law and was calling on suspects of such accusations. |
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The incidents in the National Resistance Movement primaries have led to the failure of political parties to contest for a new National Electoral Commission. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation says the incumbeness of the National Resistance Movement elections appeared in the Electoral Commission. |
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When the Fufa’s Annual Sanhedrin was confirmed in the eighteenth year, Watson confirmed that the constitutional plans are the first priorities to be implemented in the Sanhedrin. |
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During the new season starts in the next month, Uganda Supper League Limited is expected to be the competitor. |
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Jinja announced the first year for the Supper League. |
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Magogo remembers that the most important thing is to be with the beginning of the tribulation that they find to be done in the way. |
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Denis Mbidde, one of the football supporters, believes that the new plans are a chance to start new. |
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Mbidde says the new leadership will create a good style compared to the current. |
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He explains that at this time, Fufa has a lot of responsibility. |
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FUPH is a district squad, the first squad, the second squad, the Women's Cup, the national football team, the national football team under eighteen years. |
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The beginning of Mbidde is about to come. |
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The chairman for the Fufa Business Commission, Edgar Watson, is right. |
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The resumption of the sickle James Sensalire is not a wonder to the ordinary sickle. |
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Sensalre says there are some of the new works that people are doing. |
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Usually there is a system of African prostitute women bringing to several malaria vaccines. |
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After completing his graduation at National Teaches College, Nkozi in 2002, Sensalire did not read anymore. |
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He was assigned as a lecturer in the Catholic newspaper, which is going out every month under the Leadership. |
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Martin Luther King said if he does not have anything to do for his life, he does not have to live. |
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Sensalire is loving wild beasts and creation. |
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Blue sky international is dedicated to all kinds of vehicles, motor needs, motor needs and all kinds of vehicles. |
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A person’s ordinance is to: Director Evas Orland, Chief Executive Officer: Edduuka Yunusu Kabuya A.K.P 27210, Kampala Uganda. |
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Will the Uganda People’s Congress go out from the Inter-Party Cooperation? |
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Musawo Salim Ahmed was the chairman of the United Kingdom Military Commission for presidential elections in Rwanda. |
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The results of the National Resistance Movement elections indicate that the situation in the 2011 elections could have changed as the opposition in the race. |
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In the National Resistance Movement elections, the elections were very complicated when Lwemiyaga MP Ssekikubo met with Minister Sam Kuteesa. |
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In Kapchorwa, there is no conflict between supporters of Stephen Chebrot and MP Sabila. |
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In West Budama, Minister Otala visited a quarter of his opponents, in Kibale, Tinkansimire’s car was stoned. |
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In Kaliro, the elections were held twice for unconstitutional works. |
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In Butalekja, the elections were held after the delegates took the law to attack the strategists. |
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Musumba of Forum for Democratic Change, explained Mao’s decision to meet the Inter-Party Cooperation as a burden of sedition. |
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The Mao rebuke was surprising because they were criticising the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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Musumba said they are not willing to participate in other politics. |
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Since President Kagame defeated the votes, the country’s most foreign and domestic Rwandans have rejoiced. |
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In the night after the elections were announced, the polling stations were displayed at the polling stations at the Amahoro Stadium, which was pleasant. |
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The fifth president of Uganda, Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa, was a strong and free man. |
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We were all at the Uganda National Congress from 1957, until the 1960s when we disagreed with the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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Uganda National Congress, an assembly campaigning the genocide and fighting the independence of Uganda was created by six people. |
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Musaazi was the first president while Abubaker Mayanja was the first secretary general. |
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Binaisa’s life in his youth was sorrowful. |
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From Makerere University, he went to London without money. |
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He could get shillings in a London tomb. |
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This is what he left to say to us at Katwe in 1957, about life. |
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Maama Teresa says the Chinese government has something to do. |
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This is not on their dominion in Tibet, but on how their troops are operating. |
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Theary Senge, Combodia Human Rights Watch lawyer spoke of Kaing Guek Eav to be guilty. |
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These people were not accused in any way after Amin was kidnapped. |
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However, there were evidence that they helped Amin in the kidnapping of Uganda People's Congress members. |
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Let the Teacher turn aside my words, || If they are not. |
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Muwanga asked them to send a message to Buzabo and all Democratic Party supporters to stop corrupt politics. |
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Liberty brought to the Uganda People's Congress led to the loss of life, some dead in the Nalubaale Sea and others between Mutukula and Arua. |
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They gave their lives for the liberty of all Ugandans |
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Muwanga warned that the members of the different parties should not show themselves stronger than others. |
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Muwanga spoke to the Uganda People's Congress at Mbirizi, Masaka South- West constitution. |
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The six hundred fifty year old Chairman, who has participated in the last year’s Liberation War except Amin, was a spokesman. |
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The Uganda People's Congress youths are going to lead the resettlement and the development process. |
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The most important thing the Uganda People's Congress is to do in power is to engage young people in their jobs. |
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The Uganda People's Congress youths will lead this to demonstrate something like it to others. |
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Muwanga also asked Ugandans to fight much to win the honor. |
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Inwezibwera, the chairman vowed that Uganda People's Congress will never allow Ugandans to be tortured as in the Amin period. |
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Uganda will not be in a green environment for everyday life. |
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Uganda People's Congress needs determined people to stand up with this country in difficult times. |
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A comment on Democratic Party led by Paulo Kawanga Ssemwogerere, says it was full of interconnection. |
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He condemned Ssemwogerere for his ability to lead the party near the incumbent. |
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The Democratic Party’s biggest opponent for the Uganda People’s Congress in the next elections was the result of the 10 parliamentary seats. |
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Until now, how can we have the 1980 parliamentary members who were not able to fill the papers and deliver them soon? |
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This area was killed and published by John Njoroge. |
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According to the Independent of September 30 - September eighth, 2010, Rosebell Kagumire says the woman in Soroti was recovered from home. |
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Grace Nakasi, a 28-year old suspect in Western Uganda’s film, was kidnapped out of the way and blamed by a group of men who are in the stadium. |
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I was in Soroti. |
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I met with nine soldiers at parliament about the first hour. |
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Nakasi starts his mourning criticising all the way they mistreated him and left him by the way. |
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This was in 1987, when President Yoweri Museveni came to power and announced a genocide revolution. |
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After a year, Nahasi received a message that his parents had been killed by rebels. |
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Nakasi killed us when he decided to go to the bus station to get a bus to go to their tents. |
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And it comes to pass, in Nahath’s going to the house of the bus, that Nahath is put to death a second time, |
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Nakasi met four National Resistence Army soldiers, two of them met him on the way. |
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There was a group of Ugandan women supported by Women's International cross-cultural Exchange at the AU conference. |
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The African Union summit was in Kampala, the capital city of Uganda. |
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Nakasi, who is a wife of twelve children, a Soroti resident, was arrested twenty six times and was arrested by a suicide suspect after his husband cast him out from his home. |
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Mboozi is causing sorrow and meditation on African women’s problems in areas not under conflict. |
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He was one of the Ugandan women who had been kidnapped. |
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In recent years, Uganda has been recognised as the world’s most effective military instrument. |
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The women who are represented by Lord's Resistance Army are more tolerable than any of the women in the country. |
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Resistance Army and government officers for women distribution have left the doors of violent and unstable women. |
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In ninteen ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty ninty |
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He received a bed at Butabika Mental Rehabilitation Hospital in Kampala for several months after the trial. |
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In two thousand two, Nakasi was discovered by a revolutionary revolution. |
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Nakasi cried out with a loud voice that, in the day he told him that he had been discharged, he sent him away from the house, |
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Nakasi was recruited in the area. |
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The hope came in 2007 |
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Nakasi was ransomed by the World Vision International who received his compensation to remove her infants that helped her to get sick. |
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Following the genocide, he and other women involved in the genocide started a group called Teso Peace Women's Activists. |
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The voice of Nahash has broken down the heart. |
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According to the Independent, dated 30th September - 05th August eighth, 2010, Rosebell Kagumi wrote a petition on women and girls who have been released after their divorce. |
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Nakasi says the girl’s elderly died in battle and now none wants her to be supervised but she has six parents to be supervised. |
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Nakasi’s poverty is not common in the areas of war in Uganda. |
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He told the independent that about 40 women who suffered disgruntled in Tubur’s Soroti district where he operates have a serious disgruntled disease. |
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Nakasi and other women with HIV/AIDS have traveled a lot of goods from Tubur to get healthcare drugs. |
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Nakasi has been able to get support from Women’s International cross-cultural Exchange and Urgent action fund Africa. |
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Nakasi will use money to help his father’s family and to recruit healthcare providers leading to drugs change in his village |
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I am supposing that Semwogerere is not a chance to lead such men. |
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The worse situation led to crimes against Nakasi and many other women in the districts of war. |
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The report revealed that the majority of voters had already voted on the third hour of the election. |
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To Kagame’s supporters, the tension of the campaign will be to renew the Rwanda Patriotic Font camp. |
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Presentation of the voters register starts from eleven to thirty in one August twelve. |
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The Electoral Commission voted on about eleven point three point eighteen point twelve point ten to check the voters’ register. |
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Uganda’s polling stations are three thousand nine hundred and fifteen. |
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The temptation will start at noon on the eleventh hour in each place where they choose. |
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The total number of voters’ register will be shut up for ten days. |
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Inginiya Dr. Badru Kiggundu was the chairman of the Electoral Commission for the twelve elections. |
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In the twenty-sixth twenty-fiveth, President Museveni spoke an abomination about the opposition in Uganda. |
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The president spoke of the opening of the Africa Regional Conference on the elections. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation focuses on legal policies at Munyonyo Resort. |
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The Inter-Party Cooperation is joined to parliamentary parties. |
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Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliament. |
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The president said it is the responsibility of every African man to develop negotiations and fight against terrorism. |
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He said discussions should be discussed in favour of Africa. |
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The opposition has called on reforms in the Electoral Commission to establish justice. |
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In his Sowing the Mustard Seed, Museveni writes that the government of Paulo Muwanga refused to change the electoral law. |
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Members of the Uganda People's Congress were seeking a better election except the government. |
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The President’s Electoral Commission and the opposition regards the present day. |
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Museveni also denied the electoral process by Muwanga one thousand nine hundred eight. |
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The Electoral Commission knows how to do with a high level of integrity. |
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Support for the electoral process in Uganda has been from one thousand nine hundred and eight. |
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The results of the one thousand nine hundred and eighty elections were divided, therefore they were not able to shout. |
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About fifty thousand Ugandans died in the five years of battle that led Museveni to power. |
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Museveni gave one of the reasons why the National Resistance Army rebelled. |
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The Supreme Court ruled that the Electoral Commission failed to prepare free and fair elections in two thousand and six hundred. |
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This is the first presidential committee to ensure that it knows what to do and cannot be changed. |
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Uganda has held four thousand nine hundred and eight elections. |
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Political parties not participating in the elections doubt the Electoral Commission’s integrity. |
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The Electoral Commission has ordered a good elections without the ruling party’s defeat. |
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Many observers say the elections for the Electoral Commission members should be carried out by an independent committee of Ugandans. |
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Members of the Electoral Commission, especially the chairman and the scribe, are not able to be elected by the party only in power. |
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It should be a National Inter-Party Cooperation to investigate and judge the Electoral Commission’s duties. |
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The Joint Anti-Terrorist Task force is taking a charge on the Electoral Commission’s tasks. |
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The opposition in Uganda is partaking with its alliance. |
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This arrangement has been made in Malawi. |
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The Electoral Commission of Malawi is held by a judge appointed by the judiciary. |
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The President of Malawi, consulting the party leaders with parliamentary delegates, appoints members of the parliamentary committee. |
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The committee has a four year old Electoral Commission budget. |
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The leader of Africa helps others to come to power Yoweri Museveni speaks about one thousand nine hundred eight. |
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On the other hand, Uganda is the highest standard for the Electoral Commission. |
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Local Electoral Commission members were elected in one thousand nine hundred ninety-three years. |
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AMISOM under the AU and UN peace-offerings order has no capacity to preserve the Presidential House, Mogadishu airport. |
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Uganda Peolpe's Defence Force's stay in AMISOM does not satisfy Ugandans' needs. |
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When people talk about the destruction of the Al-Shabaab in Somalia, they declare their victory in the military and have no capacity to attack them. |
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Because Uganda People's Defence Force cannot its objective, it can only do it from Somalia. |
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We, as members of the United Nations, are calling on the Security Council to direct the entry into Somalia on my counterpart, Al-Shabaab. |
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The move would allow Uganda to launch an Al-Shabaab network. |
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Bwesikye is working with Advocates for Public International Law Uganda. |
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In the National Executive Committee meeting at Gatonya, the National Resistance Movement announced that he had registered eight million members including younger members. |
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This happened before the EC launched the voter register and produced 15 voters from 10 million voters in two thousand six. |
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The National Resistance Movement has been pushing its members around the country. |
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The Electoral Commission doubts the integrity of the National Resistance Movement tariffs. |
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Earlier this year, the National Resistance Movement also doubted the correctness of the Electoral Commission voters’ register, claiming they have known the two windstorms. |
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Uganda’s population in 2009 reached 30.6 million shillings. |
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This means 14.2 million Ugandans are over the 18th century and they are permitted to register as voters. |
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The proof of the number of people who have been registered increases with the number of petitions on the 15th Electoral Commission voters. |
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The 2010 census indicated that Ugandans are 18 years old and upward by 13.9 million shillings compared to 12.9 million shillings in 2008. |
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Because Ugandans don’t want to register the elections and the deaths of the registered voters, the number of new voters would have fallen. |
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Newankubaddde EC said this is not the final price. |
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Even if he had become a presidential candidate, it would be hard for anyone to lead Uganda. |
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Inter-party groups that had started fighting for Moshi were unlikely. |
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After Idi Amin’s reign, the latter end of the period was a short time until the completion of the period. |
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This happened one thousand nine hundred and eighty nine after the National Resistance Movement defeated President Yoweri Museveni. |
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Therefore it is surprising that besides all these, Binaisa could remain in power almost a fourth year. |
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Ugandans might be happy that there was here a man who did not wish to be President. |
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He preserved Uganda as one, he was laughed but in the process they started loving his instability before it arrived. |
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He confirmed the power of a normal man with the Military Commissioner General Oyite Ojok. |
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The common government was established by the National Resistance Movement when it came to power. |
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Binaisa was also a president who does not eat food according to his ordinary life. |
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As soon as he left the presidency, he turned back to New York to repeat his law. |
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In one thousand nine hundred and eighty six years, immediately the National Resistance Movement came to power. |
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He built a separate house on the mountain of Mutundwe. |
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He opened a legal company, he walked straight in the broad places of Kampala without hiding anything. |
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After the death of the former leader for the Liberation, Andrew Kayira returned to New York. |
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Museveni’s supporter Andrew Kayira returned to the exile in New York where he got a low job as a governor. |
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There are former presidents in Africa who have been able to do something out of power in a stable stable climate. |
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In the 1962 constitution, it was always declared how it was necessary for him to write a constitution that encompasses everyone to where he falls. |
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The Constitution, which appoints everyone who falls, was written to arrest one million people after one thousand nine hundred and sixty six. |
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The 1967 constitution which followed him permitted him to be imprisoned without means to compel him in Bangereza. |
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The delegates arrested him in Moroto, Karamoja for a period of a year. |
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He later dismissed a thousand and nine hundred and sixty seventy officers. |
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By rejoicing in his political thoughts, no one could complain that he was a very popular African citizen in his life. |
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Mr. Binaisa’s ethnic support was based on his personal transformation after he was graduated in the UK. |
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Mr Binaisa was a supporters of a think African, ready to submit any matter in the UK at the beginning of the five |
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He joined the Uganda National Congress, led by Ignatius Musaazi, immediately after his journeying from one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six of the United Kingdom. |
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He took power from the leadership of Musaazi and turned back to Apollo Obote for the Uganda Peoples Congress. |
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Despite being behind the primaries, Binaisa was prepared to bear the anger of his brothers because of the accreditation. |
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He divided the different politics of the Mengo government. |
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This was prepared as the Mengo government has since denied the government to work together. |
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Mahmood Mamdani also resolved the failure of the Baganda to lead the national affairs. |
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Men like Binaisa and Lyimbazi Zake were ready to pay. |
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Binaisha was a perfect and excellent lawyer who was honored by his fellow-workmen. |
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He was a lawyer who started in the east and northern Africa, a lawyer at the Supreme Court, headed the Uganda Legislative Assembly. |
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As it has been commanded, while he is not in the political office, Binaisa has not failed to participate in the ballot and his commercial activities. |
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However, his legal work as a lawyer Nelson Mandela was often arrested. |
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As Mandela learnt at long Walk to Freedom, the time could not allow a normal man to be as always. |
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On other generations of cars, the cross-section and the cross-section of the ground is removed by the MCPherson strut, and its step has to be cleared. |
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Changes are how the car’s rows are seen from the front of the car or row. |
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The Chief Executive Officer, who is working in the future, has issued a report by the Federation of Uganda Football Association to agree on the new way to make money. |
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Electoral Commission, helping people to come to power in Africa. |
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Kagame’s ninety three percent victory has led to a new generation. |
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Kagame’s meetings were at the top level and well organised. |
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Binaisa, who died on the ninth, was like a two year old man. |
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He was enlightened in a similar situation, education, religion, state, business and goods industry like other Ugandans. |
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The most educated Ugandans were between one thousand nine hundred and forty and one thousand nine hundred and fifty. |
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The number of malaria vaccines in Apac is higher than in comparison with Kabale. |
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Research from one thousand nine hundred and ninety four to two thousand fifty in certain districts in Uganda shows that there are many malaria vaccines in Apac. |
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In Uganda, malaria vaccine is between twenty five percent and forty percent. |
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In Uganda, half of the number of children who die in hospitals is malaria. |
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I had not seen Museveni rejoicing at the present time. |
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The disturbing images of President Museveni’s demonstration in his demonstration are causing disobedience to the country that has been struck. |
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My delight is to challenge the wise Herbert Ssegujja for his excellent job and desirous of acceptance. |
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In the chairman’s duties, some times it is good to diminish from the chairman’s confidence. |
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The president is glad that the good things are expected to happen. |
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That is why the tracking of Ssegujja needs it. |
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Ssegujja, it is a wonderful job. |
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The National Resistance Movement needs to win the next election. |
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The idea of our brothers among the nations of the Zangite is that if the nations are not so populated, you would have a long time. |
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Our presidents have worked well in teaching these things. |
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Most of your wealth is most of the people of Uganda. |
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It’s hard for National Resistance Movement to ensure that even if they vote, the difference remains, it is hard to fill. |
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From there, my brothers Ugandans, we speak of our unrighteousness to raise up some of our lawyers who have not been told of violating the law. |
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One of them dismissed the Praetorium and the poor people now afflict Sembabule. |
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Theodore Ssekikubo was told to be incarcerated by police and police officers at the National Resistance Movement elections. |
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I read that Kale Kayihura, the chief of the police, announced that no one was over the law. |
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Ugandans have nothing to do except to be well-pleased with our lawyers. |
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I hope it was unrighteous to the district police officer to be kidnapped because every police using a high force of civilians were attacking them. |
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Currently, in this favour, the district police officer was blamed. |
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Mr President, we call on you to run to the resettlement of Naguru and Nakawa people. |
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The New Vision newspaper, dated 23th September 2010, said that the employers should be removed from the ground to bless the launch of the Opec. |
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The accreditation document brought to the delegates was unconstitutional and unconstitutional. |
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The reaction is to renew the region of Naguru-Nakawa, which is waiting for a joint government plan as a prototype. |
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The campaign is to renew the Naguru-Nakawa region which is likely to be part of the project. |
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Mr President, we people in the region of Naguru and Nakawa are calling on a general assembly for peace with you. |
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Naguru and Nakawa asked to meet with the President before the thirty eighteenth term term term term. |
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Inspectors of Naguru-Nakawa, Kalyegira is a person who does illegal things rather than a hero. |
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I agree with Daniel Kalinaki that Timothy Kalyegira is a lawyer but not a terrorist. |
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I think every Kalyegira writes is to teachers to take it into their own minds whether right or not. |
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I don’t believe in criminalism but it is wrong for the government to arrest Kalyegira. |
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The bomb blasts that took place in Kampala on the seventeenth of September were horrible as the bomb blasts that took place in New York on the eleventh of September. |
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Alexander Emerick Jones is an American lawyer and a journalist but the government does not respect him. |
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Filmmaker Michael Moore made a documentary film called “Phahrenheit” |
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Another documentary called 'Loose Change' is a recent interview by Michael Moore. |
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Craig Unger also wrote a book of teaching the leadership of the field to accept the masses of the Saadite. |
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Your seat has a reputation to have offices and households. |
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Bin Laden left the country soon after about eleventh August. |
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The intelligence chief and security secretary Robert Gates submitted a report to journalists in the sixth twenty-five thousand. |
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He submitted a letter to the media in the sixth twenty-five thousand saying that the Americans knew what they saw with their eyes about eleventh September twenty-one thousand. |
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Talking about all kinds of criminal offences in the government all the day is unprofitable. |
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In Uganda, people have not yet believed that Major General James Kazini was killed by a woman who believed to be a murderer. |
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From Kalyegira. |
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In a recent interview, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Social Security Fund, Grace Isabirye, revealed that the money is changing. |
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Grace Isabirye had been involved in negotiating ideology to get a point of view from the Inter-Party Cooperation. |
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This was a good news to the National Social Security Fund. |
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Now with the fact that Isabirye has gone, I hope his dream will be carried away by his later Richard Byarugaba. |
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Byarugaba and his masters have to try to see that all his thoughts that he took on his feet are carried out and done. |
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We have to believe in Byarugaba. |
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The corruption has surely ended Uganda and is likely to be seen in Uganda’s most profitable sector. |
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My sister was arrested in Entebbe for a distance of one hundred and fifty by the hour and sent to Entebbe Police Chairman. |
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My sister went to Kampala Central Police station where Entebbe Police charged her to return fifty thousand shillings. |
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John Muhwezi argued that Karegyeya is about to challenge him. |
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It’s not like the last week’s National Resistance Movement elections in the lower elections. |
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Our friends from the Middle East are not an enemy. |
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Our friend and America should not sin in this. |
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I am supposing President Museveni to be captured or attempted to please Washington District of Columbia or whatever he may do to occupy his position. |
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There is no way a group of corrupt civilians and civilians who have no military expertise can establish security in Somalia. |
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Why do Museveni disagree with Somalia? |
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More news on The Independent, about thirteenth Sept. Twelve thousand and ten by Andrew. |
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Mwenda wrote about the sixth, about the nineteenth of the month. |
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South African police arrested the first suspect for attempt to kill Lotonanti General Kayumba Nyamwasa. |
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Lotonant General Kayumba Nyamwasa, the former Rwandan Patriotic Front candidate in India, became an independent candidate. |
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The suspects were the captain who retired Francis Gakwerera, a businessman from Mozambique and former businessman. |
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Francis was a soldier in Uganda, the Rwandan army but later joined the Congo army. |
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Just a few months ago, Kayumba was traveling to Rwanda and began to fight against President Paul Kagame and his government. |
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It seemed the Rwandan Patriotic Front behind the genocide. |
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Concerning Gakwerera, it shows that he was the right man to do the job. |
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Kayumba’s friend, therefore, was well aware of the matter. |
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As a warrior in three different countries, Gakwerera believes he was a barren man. |
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The relationship between Gakwerera and Kayumba’s house was confirmed by Kayumba’s wife Rosette on her Facebook account. |
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He argued that Gakwerera was a familiar friend and could not participate in loving suicide. |
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Gakwerera who has been released after five days and has not been fully condemned, but has refused to participate in it. |
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On Sande, on August twenty sixth, Kayumba’s manager Richard Bachisha was arrested for murder. |
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The interview of the suspects of shooting Kayumba showed that there had not been any dispute between Kayumba Nyamwasa and Paul Kagame. |
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He was with two other Rwandans, one known as Saad and the other Rukara. |
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There were also other two suspects, one from Kenya and one from Tanzania. |
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Bachisha’s arrest was surprising because he appeared to be a miserable person to his lord after he helped him flee to Rwanda on the middle of the night. |
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He removed from Rwanda on August twenty eighth. |
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Bachisha was placed in his same prison as Gakwerera. |
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However, they immediately met Bachisha and told Gakwerera about all his heart. |
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He explained that after Bichisha arrived in South Africa, he was sent by a telephone call of a man who took hold of Ndahiro. |
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Ndahiro asked him to kill Kayumba for the government of Rwanda. |
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Ndahiro promised to pay him two thousand dollars for the job. |
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Bichisha said he later met ambassadors sent to Ndahiro, who gave him only US$600 million. |
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This is Bichisha’s biggest challenge. |
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He explained that on the third day, about the sixteenth of the month, three days before Kayumba was shot, the murderers came to the house of Kayumba by night. |
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Bichisha told Gakwerera that Kayumba and his wife were lying down in their room. |
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According to Bichisha, the murderers laid their sockets to him. |
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He later killed them on the Twelve sixteen and told them he was going on to travel with Kayumba. |
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As it came to pass, the murderers came on the crimson and one of them took Kayumba’s sickle in the belly. |
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Bichisha says after that day, Ndahiro took a call and asked him to kill Kayumba and added that at that time Kagame had promised the present. |
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This was after Bichisha’s voice he told the South African police and he made his statement. |
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Bichisha also presented the Ndahiro telephone number. |
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Director of security and intelligence is a Rwandan intelligence agency called Doctor Emmanuel Ndahiro. |
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Therefore, Bichisha seems to be his reference. |
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First, if these experts had known Kayumba’s house and had different key to enter, why would they need Bichisha? |
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He seemed to be an adversary to their objective. |
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Secondly, Bichisha’s analysis of how the fire has been shot is one of the biggest challenges. |
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He says that later, the wife Kayumba dismissed the allegory that the man got their car from off the motorcycle stationing them in violence. |
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Bichisha stopped the car and puts the mirror on the right hand. |
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He took up the weight and put Kayumba into the belly with an ensign. |
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A man was driving around a car at Kayumba station for a while before a man went away. |
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The second reason is that Kayumba’s chance to fight a murderer appears as a Hollywood film. |
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Is this really the way Kayumba, his wife and where did they want the world to hear? |
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If Ndahiro was about to kill Kayumba, did he start striking the general’s candidate whom he had not known and asked him to cooperate in the matter? |
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If Kayumba’s claim is right, is anyone who had not killed Ndahiro’s name? |
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The fourth reason is that there is no certainty between Bichisha and those trying to kill Kayumba. |
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Even if he was there, why he wanted to present himself to the case of attempt to kill a person in prison for twenty years in South Africa. |
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Gakwerera says Bichisha’s shouting appeared as an apparition. |
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Whom did Bichisha do? |
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Security experts say Bichisha might have been instructed by the South African police to get information about other suspects. |
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However, there are changes in Kayumba’s petition of shooting the South African authorities in difficulty confidence. |
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Bichisha entered South Africa using a Ugandan passport that came out on September twenty-two thousand and ten. |
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Bichisha used this passport to send it to the South African police. |
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However, the South African police have not revealed that one of the suspects is a Ugandan. |
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Gakwerera says Bichisha’s shouting appeared as an apparition. |
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The suspects of the shooting argued that they had been arrested by people who had claimed that Kayumba had killed brothers. |
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Kayumba was the Chief of Defence Forces of Rwanda, the intelligence agency. |
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These people were paying money to kill Kayumba. |
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However, these Rwandans argued that because of their being paid without work, they took the money but did not have anything to do. |
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Two suspects of Rwandans are known as minor guilty persons. |
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The Rwandan Patriotic Front had asked to resettle them in Pretoria after breaking the Pretoria headquarters and stealing them. |
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The authorities in South Africa were going astray because of their charges. |
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You have multiplied politics in the case of Kayumba. |
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First, on the day of his shooting, the South African Vice President appeared at the clinic where he had received a bed from Kayumba. |
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He was joined to the South African backsliding chairman, Bill Masetera, a friend of Patrick Karegyeya when he had a close relationship with Kayumba. |
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Masetera was the head of the South African intelligence agency where Karegyeya was operating security outside South Africa. |
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Masetera later became a security activist for former South African president Thabo Mbeki. |
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Both of them were disagreed after reports that Masetera had been stronger than the opponent of Mbeki and former President, Jacob Zuma. |
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Masetera and Karegyeya’s relationship continued while he says that the president is about to use spies and afterward they dismissed them. |
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What plans had Museveni to do with Kayumba? |
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The Chief Executive Officers of the Electoral Commission consider the issue, “Friendship” from the American Central Intelligence Agency called Kigali. |
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He explained that Kayumba had sent a message to Museveni asking for collaboration. |
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Francis Gakwerera says he lives in Mozambique where he has invested in business from two thousand and five hundred. |
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However, as I am walking between Maputo and Kigali, I am walking in South Africa. |
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I also buy goods in South Africa that I sold in Mozambique. |
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How did you come to be arrested in connection with the petition of shooting Kayumba? |
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I was in South Africa traveling to Maputo. |
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I have a business to do in South Africa and to get a seat for my son at the school. |
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I use South Africa in many places. |
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I came to the third day, and I was caught on the sixth. |
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Police were accused of being a person who shot Kayumba. |
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Do you know Kayumba and you have been a leader of antiquity? |
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I first met with Kayumba in Kitgum, one thousand eighty-seven when he was working as a district chairman. |
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I was a member of the nineteenth National Riffle Association today called Uganda People's Defence Force. |
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In one thousand nine hundred and ninety nine, we were all returning to Gulu. |
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On August nineteen nineties, we went on a car to Kigitumba while the Rehabilitation Project Force launched the battle. |
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Get a little in the films, try, because there are other goods that can be accepted like Kodak and Fuji. |
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After improving the music process in Mozambique, Lebanon, Morocco and Ethiopia, the film show has already arrived in Uganda. |
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Uganda’s film festival is around changing public relations, going on to Italian cooperation and Amakula Film. |
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He is very pleasant with the people of Gulu where the project is coordinated that they don’t stop walking in a highway to place where they want. |
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The people in Gulu are moved by night to the middle of the night. |
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The film is attended by the head of Italy Development Cooperation office. |
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A merchant car is going around the city and villages in Uganda. |
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Agricultors with Amacholi are making the people happy at the time of doing something. |
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Projectors say their communication was linked to Baraka Obama’s “Yes We Can” ship, which helped him get to office. |
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Marco Ballerini, the chief of the executioners, said that by doing this, the skilled people will lead the future. |
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The project that will be carried out in more than twenty districts in Gulu district began on August twenty fifth and ended on August twenty fifth. |
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The people in Gulu region are very happy with the launch. |
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They concluded that some of their supporters were joined to the Uganda People's Deforce Force. |
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Other security organisations were joined to pursue and identify Muslims. |
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Two members of Allied Democratic Forces, Kakooza Ahmad and Dada Mukibi have been elected. |
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The Allied Democratic Forces operations operational offices in Kitante for investigations and pursuers had failed. |
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In cooperation with the government, their lives have been deepened from their Allied Democratic Forces neighbors who are in the field. |
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They commented on the deaths of their colleagues like Lyavaale, Zilyawulawo, Junju, Kasakya, Issa Twatera, Benon Musisi, Kagimu. |
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Some of their counterparts were killed in unintelligent manner and former Allied Democratic Forces terrorists threatened terrorism. |
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In the eighteenth eighth century, security organisations met to discuss the number of Allied Democratic Forces rebels accusing the government of using them. |
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The former Allied Democratic Forces delegates accused the government of using them and dismissing them without pay. |
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The bombings that took place in Kampala on September 11 were due to the cooperation between Allied Democratic Forces and the arrest of Muslim terrorists, Al-Shabaab, in Somalia. |
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Because of the difficult and complicated situation, Allied Democratic Forces journalists have been recovered from terrorist activities. |
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Abdusalam Lukwebe and others are members of Allied Democratic Forces. |
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The Independent of the Seven, 2010, wrote that the former Allied Democratic Forces brothers did not only get support when their officers died for the government’s duties. |
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The Kampala City Council Authority remains an incentive. |
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This is because of their fellow-workmen like Rwigema Shafik and Tumusiime Hassan. |