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 Do Good Even In Conflict |
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| LEADING AFRICA |
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 President Obama
Barack Hussein Obama
became the 44th president
of the United States before
a massive crowd in a
moment of historical significance.
He called on Americans to confront
together an economic crisis that was
caused by “our collective failure to
make hard choices.” More>>
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| LEADING UGANDA |
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 Death Sentence Remains Discretion Of Court
THE Supreme Court, in a 64-
page judgment has confirmed that
court retains the discretion to sentence
to death, a convict of a capital offence.
The highest justices in the country,
in the same vein agreed with their
counterparts of the Constitutional
Court, which annulled the mandatory
death sentence. The landmark
judgment was delivered on January
21, 2009, at the court in Mengo. More>>
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| LEADING CHURCH |
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 Pope Benedict Sends Obama Congs Telegram
VATICAN: According to the
Vatican Information Service (VIS) in
the afternoon of January 20, 2009,
the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI
sent a telegram to Barack Obama,
congratulating him on his inauguration
as forty-fourth president of the United
States of America. In the English
message, the pontiff offered his “cordial good wishes, together with
the assurance of my prayers that the
Almighty God will grant you unfailing
wisdom and strength in the exercise
of your high responsibilities.” More>>
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| WHY AFRICA WALLOWS IN CONFLICT |
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| Violent Conflicts Or Political Tensions |
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| LAND, THE NEW SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA |
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Land Scramble |
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| CHURCH IN UGANDA |
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| Catholics At Marian Centre Risk Excommunication |
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| LEADING EDUCATION |
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| Same Fees Structure To Affect Private Universities |
LEADING HEALTH |
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| Coping With Death Of Baby |
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| LEADING PERSONALITIES |
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| Luswata And Comedy, One In The Other |
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| LEADING CULTURE AND
ENTERTAINMENT |
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| Treasure In Mabira Forest |
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| LEADING OPINIONS |
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| Youth Can Change Uganda |
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