In Brief
Nov 28, 2003
<b>Lwanga raps UNAIDS</b><br>By Anne Mugisa<br>Ethics minister Tim Lwanga on Thursday blasted the United Nations AIDS agency (UNAIDS) over the choice of Big Brother Africa housemates as role models for the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Lwanga raps UNAIDS
By Anne Mugisa
Ethics minister Tim Lwanga on Thursday blasted the United Nations AIDS agency (UNAIDS) over the choice of Big Brother Africa housemates as role models for the fight against HIV/AIDS.
He said the fact that Abby was reported pregnant after the house tryst with Gaetano casts a shadow on the campaign.
‘Leave K’jong with guns’
By Nathan Etengu
Pax Christian NGO official Simon Simonse has appealed to the Government to allow the Karimojong to continue owning guns until the rebellion in northern Uganda was eliminated.
He told a workshop for Karamoja leaders that the UPDF does not have the capacity to provide security to the area.
Lira LCs join Amuka militia
By Ali Mao
Lira district councillors have joined the Amuka militia group to fight Kony’s rebels.
About 30 councillor, including MP Felix Okot Ogongo, recently started military training at Lira army barrack.
By Anne Mugisa
Ethics minister Tim Lwanga on Thursday blasted the United Nations AIDS agency (UNAIDS) over the choice of Big Brother Africa housemates as role models for the fight against HIV/AIDS.
He said the fact that Abby was reported pregnant after the house tryst with Gaetano casts a shadow on the campaign.
‘Leave K’jong with guns’
By Nathan Etengu
Pax Christian NGO official Simon Simonse has appealed to the Government to allow the Karimojong to continue owning guns until the rebellion in northern Uganda was eliminated.
He told a workshop for Karamoja leaders that the UPDF does not have the capacity to provide security to the area.
Lira LCs join Amuka militia
By Ali Mao
Lira district councillors have joined the Amuka militia group to fight Kony’s rebels.
About 30 councillor, including MP Felix Okot Ogongo, recently started military training at Lira army barrack.