Good People, How will Museveni with those who sponsor him to engage in theft of plundering public resource, illegally invading territorial space of neighbourhood and making attacks with organized terrorist gang who kill people, steal and rape women, do the unthinkable Evil in Africa when Justice is our right ??? Good people, facts in the evidence must lead us to demand for justice. This is daylight robbery in an organized conspiracy plan to take away peoples dignity, deny human rights and destroy livelihood and survival. Beware of legal rights in the constitutional peoples mandate and stand up to claim for justice. If our peace and unity is threatened and shattered, that is an injustice that are unacceptable. Peace and unity cannot be achieved when counter force is put in effect to distort peace and unity we all struggle to restore. The machine engineered to counter efforts for peace and unity must be halted and stopped first for peace and unity to take effect. A good development package to Africa for good and sustainable partnership development in both Public Partnership or private Partnership must come with mutual shared responsibility needed to improve crucial welfare development agenda that provides for establishment and improvement of public institutional facilities for social interaction resource and where development gains go hand-in-hand along way with promoting extra carriculum for skill building and improvement, provide innovation, give opportunity to extension learning in science and technology and where both local and urban share interractives in the global networking by the use of computer in the information technology. This in effect will demand that investors honor and respect the constitutionality of peoples' mandate policy requirement and share in the people's sustainance to progressive development needed to excel and succeed. It will also demand that, projects are done in legalized framework manner; where partnership prospects are balanced and are made transparent to benefits all stakeholders and shareholders amicably and equitably without Poli-trix, fear, marginalization, discrimination, intimidation or greed. Any good intended development agenda must respect the will of the people as mandated in the constitution and in honoring peoples' dignity and human rights, we are able to engage in development prospects without conflict of interests that causes us so much loses, pain and sufferings. May our good God Bless us all and keep us safe in our stand for justice to all. May the power of God expose all evil plan and wickedness that are aimed to destroy our livelihood and survival and unite us in one mind to focus on doing good to each other but stand against evil scheme formed against us for goodness sake. Amen....... Judy Miriga Diaspora Spokesperson Executive Director Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc., USA http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com Watch This ......... and together, lets match forward doing good by putting a stop to evil wickedness of greed which are forces that are obstacles handicaping and obstructing good from taking effect amongst good people; the purpose for creation.......The Joy of Life is to live its fullness by doing good all the days of our life........ and at the end, we live this world better than we found it......Cheers !!! UN Sanctioned Congo "Intervention Brigades" Complement US Africa Strategy Published on Apr 24, 2013 Maurice Carney: 3,000 member force intervention will further militarize Congo; US has power to sanction rebel-backers Rwanda and Uganda, but will not because they are allies in American AFRICOM strategy Complete News - M23 rebels begin withdrawal to Sake Published on Apr 20, 2013 http://www.youtube.com/CompleteNews Why did Rwandan War Lord Accused of Crimes in Congo, Give Himself Up to the Published on Apr 16, 2013 Maurice Carney: Rwanda hands over one warlord to ICC and props up others as it continues plunder of Congo's resources Neocolonialism in Africa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9jXO1rZP40 Published on Feb 3, 2013 Europe and America are trying to find a way out of their economic crisis by continuing more austerity. Our reporter asks whether Americans should have the right to carry personal nuclear weapons. We talk to former UK ambassador to Algeria, Graham Hand, about the foreign policy of western powers in resource rich Africa. These and much more are all reviewed in this edition of Double Standards with Afshin Rattansi. US Covers Up Rwanda Supported Mutiny in Congo Published on Jun 26, 2012 Maurice Carney: American ally Rwanda supports rebel troops in Congo Maurice Carney interviewed by Democracy Now! (1 of 3) Uploaded on Nov 13, 2008 No description available. Congo is worst conflict since WWII-corporations make $$$-2/2 Uploaded on Jan 24, 2008 Corporations Reaping Millions as Congo Suffers Deadliest Conflict Since World War II Mali and the Second Scramble for Africa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hnnh1RkwHRE Published on Mar 20, 2013 Pressfortruth.ca correspondent Tyrone Drummond takes a closer look at the ongoing situation in Mali with sociologist, former Canadian Soldier, and author of the book: Globalization of Nato, Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya. Follow Tyrone Drummond on social media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ottawa... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ottawafro Follow Press For Truth on social media: SR 42 Bilderberg - Bill Still.mov Published on May 20, 2012 The Bilderberg 2012 meeting will be near our studios in Chantilly, Virginia this year. Our investigative team went down the road to give you a look at the site before security closed it down. This message is for the Bilderberg members explaining why their solution is ultimately doomed to failure. Good job on addressing the BB Group, Bill. One thing would suggest is that European Nationalism is not necessarily bad, as there are many other examples of balanced European Nationalism. Socrates, Plato, Cato the Elder, Cicero, Voltaire, Frederick the Great are all examples of good and enlightened Nationalists. The problem is when nationalism is mixed with ethnic or racial superiority, IMHO. Even Gandhi is by definition a Nationalist and comes from the European education system. Torin. Well well well, we will get global control of the world population. We will eliminate 6,000,000,000 people leaving only us and half a billion servents. After all, resourses are running out. If you had the means would you want to share the world real estate with the likes of you. Think of it as a purge that will allow a better crop of human beings to live in utopian bliss. You ignorant savages, you believe that the Son of God will return and with a sword. More cabernet, waiter. these Inbred rulers whom rule our world , steaing our money ruining our food with GMO whom the Monsanto scientists creating this poison food make sure they eat all pure organic non gmo foods in their cafeterias must be stopped , wake up and realize they are the enemy and ruining our Country and our World . Wake up and spread the word before we are all in concentration camps they admit now are here for us to be put in . Fearing M23, Hundreds of Congolese Flee to UgandaBy AFP Posted Saturday, May 11 2013 at 09:24 A spokeswoman for the United Nations refugee agency in Uganda says hundreds of Congolese are fleeing into Uganda to avoid being forcibly conscripted into the ranks of the rebel group M23. Lucy Beck of UNHCR said Wednesday that more than 250 Congolese villagers crossed into Uganda on Tuesday alone, joining at least 1,000 more who fled in recent days. She said the situation is "uncertain," with the agency stocking up on supplies in anticipation of more arrivals. M23, the most prominent rebel group in eastern Congo, has been talking up its readiness to defend itself against an offensive brigade of U.N. peacekeepers set to be deployed there. According to Beck, the refugees are "fleeing M23 preparations." Peace talks between the rebels and the Congolese government have hit a dead end. AP NewsUgandan general questions Museveni succession planMay 09, 2013 KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Breaking ranks with the military high command, a general is accusing President Yoweri Museveni of trying to ensure his son replaces him, the first top official to raise concerns about the purported succession plan. David Sejusa, one of only six generals in the Ugandan military and a member of its high command, said in a recent letter to the head of the internal security service that he wants an investigation into allegations that those opposed to Museveni's son as a future leader could be targeted for assassination. The allegations by a military official believed to be near the center of power have shocked many in Uganda. The army's top commander ruled Sejusa "out of order" and accused him of subverting the country's military laws. Some analysts now believe the apparent division among the military's top brass suggests a power struggle amid uncertainty over when Museveni, in power for almost three decades, will retire and who might replace him. Gen. Aronda Nyakairima, the army's top commander, issued a statement Tuesday saying the military was offended by Sejusa's letter, in which Sejusa alleged that the idea of Museveni's son taking over as president when his father retires "is becoming divisive and creating fertile ground for causing intrigue" in the armed forces. "The (Ugandan military) takes exception to the fact that the spirit of the general's letter simply champions the agenda of the radical and anarchic political opposition, hence rendering him partisan," Nyakairima's statement said. "I would like to take this opportunity to reassure the general public that the (Ugandan military) is a cohesive, effective, efficient and pro-people force ... loyal to the people, the commander-in-chief and the constitution of Uganda." Museveni's son, a senior army officer named Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has been rapidly promoted over the years, leading some to believe he's being groomed to succeed his father. Last year he was made an army brigadier in changes that also saw him become the top commander of the country's special forces, an elite unit widely seen as the most powerful in the military. The special forces guard the country's oil installations and are also in charge of the president's security. In this position Kainerugaba answers to his father. Museveni, himself a serving army general, has never publicly said he wants his son to succeed him. But rumors to the contrary have persisted, fuelled in part by the son's strong position in a military institution that wields substantial power in this East African country. Angelo Izama, a Ugandan analyst who runs a security think tank called Fanaka Kwawote, said there was likely a power struggle within the army ranks as the older generation of army officers gradually loses power to the new guard, of which Kainerugaba is the most prominent member. Sejusa is one of the original bush-war fighters at the side of Museveni when his rebels took Kampala in 1986. "The younger officers are now effectively in charge," Izama said. "Some of these things reflect the older officers' disenchantment with this state of affairs. Succession has already begun in the military, and it has proceeded apace." It remains unclear if Museveni will seek another term in office when his current one expires in 2016. Ladislaus Rwakafuuzi, a prominent Ugandan lawyer and political analyst, said Sejusa had given voice to an issue that few in the military have the courage to speak of. "It's a fact that he's not alone in thinking this way about Museveni's son," Rwakafuuzi said. "Many of the army officers haven't spoken their mind, but they know that Muhoozi's meteoric rise does not augur well for politics in this country." Experts Meet to Discuss How Public - Private Partnerships Can Solve the Global Demand for Better Education
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DUBAI, UAE, March 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Delegates from 46 countries will attend Global Education Conference Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Heads of State, and Finance and Education ministers will discuss the role that private-public partnerships can play in bringing educational transformation to benefit more young people in the world in order to create a skilled workforce fit for the future. The inaugural Global Education and Skills Forum will be held this week in Dubai on March 14-17. The Forum, jointly organized by UNESCO, The Commonwealth Business Council, The UAE Government and GEMS Education will examine ways to create real, sustainable and scalable change to education systems at global and local levels. A particular focus will be on developing an environment that supports effective Public and Private partnerships, including a regulatory framework that ensures access, quality, relevance and equity in education provision. Spokesperson for the Global Education and Skills Forum Chris Kirk, said, "It's time to revolutionise our approach to education. The world is witnessing unprecedented demand for quality education from Africa and Asia. The majority of the world's population is already living in emerging economies. While the debate between private versus public continues, millions of children are missing out on a quality education". "Children and young people demand educational transformation, one which delivers efficient, high quality public provision globally in order to meet and raise the expectations of families and communities around the world. This type of intervention can only be achieved through co-operation between the public sector, private sector and non-governmental organisations." The Director General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova said, "Global companies have their global interests. But there is something new coming about, and that's the common understanding that it's in the private sector's interest that people are well educated. It's in the private sector's interest that markets function, that people are solvent, that the countries are stable. And the private sector is very open to innovative methods of cooperation. Tackling complex, global challenges requires innovative and far reaching partnerships between the public and private spheres. Around 67 million children do not have access to primary school education and another 72 children miss out on secondary school education. The tangible outcomes of the education gap include high unemployment rates; top ranking jobs going to non-nationals; talented students moving abroad for better opportunities; low value qualifications and skills misaligned to the needs of the economy. The Forum covers topics across the education sectors; including sessions on disruptive technologies, technical and vocational education and equity in education. Attendees include E. Pierre Nkurunziza, President of Burundi, H.E. Maria Kiwanuka, Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Uganda, H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo, Former President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, H, H.E. Cirino Ofuho, Minister of Youth, H.E. Chilundo Arlindo, Deputy Minister of Education, Mozambique, South Sudan, H.E. Reem Al Hashimy, Minister of State, UAE, Nick Fuller, Head of Education, Olympics 2012, UK, H.E. Shashi Tharoor, Minister of Human Resource Development, India and Lord Andrew Adonis, former Minister of State for Education, UK. For more information, please contact: Margaret Flanagan/ Rebecca Sageman ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller Tel: (+971)4-4507-600 Email: margaret.flanagan@bm.com( mailto:margaret.flanagan@bm.com ) / rebecca.sageman@bm.com( mailto:rebecca.sageman@bm.com ) SOURCE UNESCO, The Commonwealth Business Council, The UAE Government and GEMS Education President commends ex-US President Clinton for African trade promotion Friday 20th July 2012 President Yoweri Museveni has commended the former American President, Mr. Bill Clinton, for promoting Africa in global trade. He was paying tribute today at the National Medical Stores in Entebbe during the launching of the "Scale up Diarrhea Treatment – Cut Down Mortality" event. The activity is being promoted by the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) which is involved in the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and diarrheal diseases. He said that under his leadership, the former US President, Mr. Clinton, enabled the African continent to enjoy tariff and quota free facilities for its products. He, therefore, paid tribute to former US President, George Bush Junior, for further promoting Africa in the sale of over 6,500 products under the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) arrangement. "If Ugandans spent less time bars and utilized these facilities, they would enhance their welfare", Mr. Museveni noted. He said that the country could not fully utilize the opportunity due to the shortage of electricity and poor roads. On a happy note, he assured the country that there would be no more power outages and therefore, wananchi should utilize the opportunity profitably. He said that Africa is now a huge potential market of 1 billion people adding that these can be big consumers of what the US produces. He also noted that in return, the US can be a big consumer of African products. President Museveni thanked President Bill Clinton for visiting Uganda and also for enabling the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) in the control of pneumonia, malaria and diarrhea. He said that CHAI has moved along with the World Health Organization (WHO) requirements in the control of malaria and pneumonia among children below 5 years of age. He noted that the 14,000 children, who die per year in Uganda, form about 10% of infant mortality rate in the country. President Museveni said that oral rehydration salts (ORS) and zinc are to be given to health workers, noting that so far, 15,000 of them have been trained in the administration of ORS and zinc. He tasked the Uganda National Medical Stores to ensure the availability of ORS and Zinc. He was happy to reveal that the government has made preparations in administering human papilloma virus to protect girls against cancer of cervix. He added that the pneumonia vaccine is being administered effective this year and that of diarrheal diseases would be administered with effect from next year. Former President Bill Clinton said that his visit was a symbol of the power of partnership adding that CHAI works in 70 countries to help people in the fight against HIV/AIDS, pneumonia, TB, malaria and diarrhea. He noted that HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria are the largest killers in the developing world. He revealed that their target is to score a rate of 54 deaths per 1000 live births which is the current global rate. He was confident that this can be achieved in Uganda. He said that his initiative would provide the ORS and zinc. He thanked President Museveni for welcoming his foundation to work in Uganda and the facilitation the government has rendered to it. He said "there will be no need to worry about children dying from diarrhea". The Minister of Health, Hon. Christine Ondoa, said that the Uganda government and CHAI have collaborated in the control of various diseases. She noted that 250 health centres in the country have benefited from this collaboration. Bill Clinton to visit Uganda on FridayBy TABU BUTAGIRA Posted Wednesday, July 18 2012 at 09:26 In Summary
ITINERARY: The former US leader will, during what has been described as a "private visit", reach out to students and teachers at an academy supported by his foundation Former US President Bill Clinton is expected in the country on Friday to assess firsthand the performance of projects run by his foundation, his group and the US embassy in Kampala confirmed last evening. This newspaper understands that Mr Clinton, who last visited Uganda in March, 1998 while the sitting US President, will be flying in from Rwanda, which is the other African country on his itinerary beside South Africa and Mozambique. "[The] former US President Bill Clinton is in Africa to visit Clinton Foundation and Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) programmes," said Ms Elise Crane, the acting embassy spokesperson. The Foundation's programmes on the continent, according to information on its website, promote sustainable development for families and communities, strengthening health systems and expanding access to treatments, addressing climate change, and turning ideas into action by implementing commitments. It emerged yesterday that while in Uganda, Mr Clinton, husband to US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham, will visit a CGI Building Tomorrow Academy to confer with students and teachers. Officials say that the former President will on Friday afternoon travel to a Clinton Health Access Initiative, better known by the acronym CHAI, at the National Medical Store and Prescription Distribution Center in Entebbe. "There he will tour the facility, participate in a roundtable event, and deliver remarks," reads a July 14 message announcing the visit. An advisory on the Foundation's website shows all of Clinton's events in Uganda will be open to the media. The Voice of America reported that Mr Clinton, while in South Africa, where cheaper anti-retroviral drugs negotiated by his foundation have helped reduce HIV/Aids deaths, said: "South Africa has probably saved more lives by drastically increasing treatment for AIDS in the last year-and–a-half than any country ever has in a similar amount of time." The Thabo Mbeki-led government was reluctant to accept any link between HIV and Aids, and the lack of adherence to preventive methods made infection rates soar in South Africa until a policy U-turn by the success Jacob Zuma government resulted in progress. "So everybody knows that for years they had a government that did not believe in doing what needed to be done; now they are in overdrive, VoA quoted Mr Clinton as having said, "These are the kinds of things that we need to do. It gives people hope. It gives people a sense of progress." In Rwanda, the former President will attend the opening of the Butaro Cancer Center of Excellence, created through a CGI commitment by the Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation and Partners in Health. The Clinton Foundation says its multi-million dollar projects have helped reduce prices by up to 90 percent for key HIV drugs, enabling 4 million people in Africa gain access to lifesaving antiretroviral medications. Utility President Clinton first visited Africa in 1998, and has continued to build upon his longstanding commitment to Africa through the work of his Foundation by providing investment and opportunity to underserved communities. The Clinton Global Initiative members have made 759 of their own commitments with an estimated value of over $27.8 billion, focused on working to build a better future across the continent. Source: www.clintonfoundation.org
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