Watch the kenya Foreign minister interview live with Ayoub mzee monday at 10 am -uk time-The Dialogue -BEN TV SKY 194 or live on www.bentelevision.com
The Mazda London Triathlon is the World's largest triathlon with over 10,000 entrants. The event is open to all levels - from first timers to elites as well as a youth event open to 15-16 year olds. The event takes place over 2 days, with Super Sprint, Sprint and Team races on Saturday 9th August and Olympic and Elite racing on Sunday 10th August. Many of the leading national and international triathletes will be competing for the $80,000 prize fund.
Ayoub mzee was there on your behalf
Tribal people from the amazones performing in London[below]
ANNOUNCING THE FEDERAL CONFERENCE IN LONDON
STARTING 5PM ON FRIDAY 22-AUG-08 TO 3PM ON SUNDAY 24-AUG-08
Yesterday is gone – plotting the future together
ThemeFEDERALISM IS STRENGTH IN DIVERSITY – TO ENGENDER CONFIDENCE & TRUST;TO ENSURE DEVELOPMENT & OWNERSHIP;TO PROTECT CONTINUITY & STABILITY WE MUST GIVE FEDERALISM A CHANCE
ObjectiveWE ARE WORKING TO A TARGET THAT BY 2016 UGANDA WILL BE A FEDERAL STATEMEANWHILE IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO IDENTIFY THE FORCES OF PROGRESS AND COMPROMISE TO DRIVE THE UGANDA FEDERAL PROJECT FORWARD
GoalWE WILL CREATE A DEMOCRATIC VIABLE MODERN STATEWHICH SERVES THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR COMMUNITIES BY MOBILISING AND BRINGING ALL STAKEHOLDERS TO TAKE OWNERSHIP OF THEIR COUNTRY.
All peoples have the right to self-determination. By virtue of that right, they freely determine their political status and freely persue their economic, social and cultural development. This conference is clear that now is the time to decide on a new Uganda for all of us. No one and I repeat no one should decide the vision for Uganda without our consent and input. This conference is free of political party affliation, tribe, religion or opportunism.
Venue: London School of Economics and Political Science – LSEBankside House, 24 Sumner Street, London SE1 9JA, England
Delegates from UK, Europe, Africa and elsewhere, callMr L Ssebweze +447738827856 Mr M Senyonjo +447939860139 Mr M Kibuka +447783907052 Delegates from US and Canada, callProf FN Lugemwa +13182221974Delegates from Uganda can make arrangements to attend by contactingMs Barbara Mayanja +256772496927Swanair, Kampala Office
STARTING 5PM ON FRIDAY 22-AUG-08 TO 3PM ON SUNDAY 24-AUG-08
Yesterday is gone – plotting the future together
ThemeFEDERALISM IS STRENGTH IN DIVERSITY – TO ENGENDER CONFIDENCE & TRUST;TO ENSURE DEVELOPMENT & OWNERSHIP;TO PROTECT CONTINUITY & STABILITY WE MUST GIVE FEDERALISM A CHANCE
ObjectiveWE ARE WORKING TO A TARGET THAT BY 2016 UGANDA WILL BE A FEDERAL STATEMEANWHILE IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO IDENTIFY THE FORCES OF PROGRESS AND COMPROMISE TO DRIVE THE UGANDA FEDERAL PROJECT FORWARD
GoalWE WILL CREATE A DEMOCRATIC VIABLE MODERN STATEWHICH SERVES THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR COMMUNITIES BY MOBILISING AND BRINGING ALL STAKEHOLDERS TO TAKE OWNERSHIP OF THEIR COUNTRY.
All peoples have the right to self-determination. By virtue of that right, they freely determine their political status and freely persue their economic, social and cultural development. This conference is clear that now is the time to decide on a new Uganda for all of us. No one and I repeat no one should decide the vision for Uganda without our consent and input. This conference is free of political party affliation, tribe, religion or opportunism.
Venue: London School of Economics and Political Science – LSEBankside House, 24 Sumner Street, London SE1 9JA, England
Delegates from UK, Europe, Africa and elsewhere, callMr L Ssebweze +447738827856 Mr M Senyonjo +447939860139 Mr M Kibuka +447783907052 Delegates from US and Canada, callProf FN Lugemwa +13182221974Delegates from Uganda can make arrangements to attend by contactingMs Barbara Mayanja +256772496927Swanair, Kampala Office
