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Seeing Uganda through the condition of the Kabaka April 28, 2021 Kabaka waves to Buganda royalists With all the gossip about the Kabaka being poisoned - and whispers pointing to President Museveni - I feel Musevenis pain. Especially since he has nothing to do with it, he must be bursting with anger. You know what I mean? Recall the story of a witchdoctor who lost a client who had come to her shrine with an acute health condition, and died inside th...

The messages speak of the promise of service delivery and anti-corruption. They speak about respect for women and protecting children. They speak about education and health. The campaign, “The Will of the People”, called on those living in South Africa to send in personal declarations, ahead of Freedom Day, with a prompt linked to the first words of the preamble of the Constitution: “We the people”.   Albie Sachs, former activist and Constitutional Court justice, addresses guests via ...

When: East Petersburg Borough Council meeting, April 6. What happened: The borough will replace the traffic signal at the heavily traveled intersection of routes 72 and 772. Details: The traffic signal installation will consist of a new pedestal pole, a lighted pedestrian signal, a pedestrian push button and sign and an underground electrical junction box. What’s next: Construction easement agreements must be entered into between the borough and the owners of private property at the inters...

As it looks to make a bigger mark on the nation’s capital, real estate developer Canderel is turning to a guy who’s as Ottawa as it gets. The Montreal-based firm is bringing veteran broker Shawn Hamilton on board to be its new vice-president of business development for the National Capital Region.  Hamilton, who spent 16 years at CBRE Canada’s Ottawa office, including the last eight as managing director, started his new job on Monday. After nearly three decades in the business, the 52-ye...

Conflict developed for control of the government of Greece after World War II. Heres What You Need to Know: As 1944 drew to a close, the British in Greece found themselves in a parlous situation. They had agreed to support the restoration of Greek civil authority while overseeing the distribution of aid and the re-creation of armed forces to ensure internal security, all while commitments elsewhere were straining them almost to the breaking point. The temporary and unstable government of “Na...

Two new faces joined the Halifax County Industrial Development Authority board of directors at their Nov. 20 meeting in the IDA boardroom – J. Michael “Mike” Davidson, the IDA’s newly hired interim executive director (pictured top right), and Kristy Johnson (pictured to Davidson’s right), who formerly served as deputy director and interim executive director for the IDA. Also pictured are Halifax County administrator Scott Simpson and IDA board members Mattie Cowan, Ryla...

About 40 policemen injured during rally on Maidan – Kyiv police 2 min read Kyiv Police said that about 40 policemen were injured during the rally on Independence Square (Maidan Nezalezhnosti) in Kyiv on Tuesday. "During the action on Independence Square, about 40 policemen were injured. One law enforcement officer was hit on the head during the crush, as a result of which he lost consciousness, other policemen received eye burns," Kyiv police headquarters told Interfax-Ukraine. Accord...

ERA sponsors blood donation drive December 16, 2020 Written by AARON GAD ORENA The Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) in partnership with the Uganda Blood Transfusion Services (UBTS) recently completed a week-long blood ...

and pakistan. clinton just left libya. the visit there was the first by a cabinet-level official since the overthrow of moammar gadhafi. there are reports that turkish forces killed 15 militants in iraq. they were in pursuit of kurdish rebels. the fighters have waged a campaign for a separate state for several decades. frances president and first lady welcomed a baby girl wednesday night. a close family friend says she is doing well after giving birth to the first baby born to a si...

Dont understand, a lot of people in the states wont understand. but one thing that is a difficulty for people here is that they have a very low base salary, so when these benefits are taken away from them, theyre left with really not very much in comparison to the rest of europe and thats what makes them believe that their spending power is being significantly cut whilst the cost of living is going up, and thats why were seeing the people on the streets now. >> youre saying the person down the s...