Why do you want me to go? Museveni asks rivals
“So, you fellows, for me, I will go to heaven in a few years’ time, but you who will stay here, if you don’t wake up, you may end up in a very bad situation. You are talking about European football and which club has played; I cannot watch those clubs,” he noted. Museveni, 81, said he has not watched football since 1966.
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Uganda’s former Deputy Chief Justice, Richard Butera, has been officially elected judge of the United Nations Appeals Tribunal in New York City today. He won by 110 votes, alongside LingLing Zang from China. A day to celebrate!
Gen Laurent Nkunda “ AND IF THEY CAN KILL NKUNDA OR WHOSOEVER BUT THIS SHOUT OF FREEDOM WILL CONTINUE TO CRY, WE ARE READY TO GIVE OUR BLOOD 🩸 ‘’
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I am in Kigali to commemorate 30 years since the genocide against the Tutsi. But more importantly it is to celebrate the extraordinary come back of this nation: from a collapsed state and economy and torn-apart society to the most promising country in Africa.
Find the full text of Rwanda President Paul Kagame's speech today at the 30th Commemoration (Kwibuka 30) of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.
"Our people will never — and I mean never — be left for dead again"
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