From: UGANDACOM@yahoogroups.com [mailto:UGANDACOM@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of matek
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2013 11:30 AM
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Subject: [UGANDACOM] kASTA FAA WE ARE "SREEPING OTULO" WE LOVE CEBENI'S ERECTIONS...SOME OF US DRESSED IN BANANA LEAFS TO CELERATE MUSEVENI

The war in Luwero was "justified"...Some of us ganda dressed a Dog with AMO's tee shirt! were us some of us WAGPEEDING FROM KITGUM ' Over throw AMO's government in a military coup...choka now we have suffered..

For me I have no sympathy for those gandas like Lukwago man.

For me the Chicken have come home to roast.finally...

Let them Ganda Mwana waa Kitu like sseruganda Lukwago face the music!!!

Let cebeni's kiboko squad....deal with their Matako Mbyambaya yiiiii.

wamma cebeni lock those sons of Kitu for" inciting Voilence"...until they learn NOT to " incite Violence"...let me go enjoy my beacon and sausage...and nyama choma! pole pole!! bye...deal with it!!!

Matek

Police arrest 3 journalists

By Andrew Bagala

Posted Wednesday, November 27 2013 at 00:00

Journalists have been the latest victims of the government efforts to remove Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago from Kampala Capital City Authority.

Top radio presenter Richard Kasule a.k.a Omuggagga Kamagu was yesterday arrested on grounds of incitement to violence.

Two other journalists: Halima Asijo Uthuman of Uganda Radio Network and Mulindwa Mukasa, the chairperson of Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda (HRNJ-Uganda), were also detained at Wandegeya Police Station as they were following up on the arrest of Mr Kasule.

Mr Kasule was picked from Top Radio studios in Bwaise, a Kampala suburb, after he hosted the deputy Lord mayor, Mr Suleiman Kidandala yesterday morning.

The deputy police spokesman, Mr Patrick Onyango, confirmed the arrest on charges of inciting violence.

“The media department of the Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Directorate is handling his case and they are getting more evidence from the Uganda Communication Commission for more charges,” Mr Onyango said.

By press time, Mr Kasule had been transferred to Central Police Station.

Ms Uthuman, who was arrested for allegedly taking a photograph of a police officer at the station, was later released. Mr Mulindwa was still detained by press time.

Alleged directive
The arrest comes days after Kampala Resident City Commissioner Samuel Mpimbaza Hashaka allegedly sent a letter to another local radio station warning them to refrain from hosting Mr Lukwago.

Mr Mpimbaza allegedly ordered the media station that in case they are hosting an opposition member, they must have a government official responding to his allegations.

HRNJ-Uganda National Coordinator Robert Ssempala yesterday decried the police action.

“Freedom of speech and expression which include the freedom of the press are constitutional guarantees which must not be suppressed by political heads for selfish interests,” Mr Ssempala said.

abagala@ug.nationmedia.com

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This is a quote:
"Even if Joseph Kony was killed, that would not necessarily be the end of the war in northern Uganda because Kony is no more than a ‘ spiritual’ leader of the LRA. This quick fix, arm-chair solution seemed to be from the Kampala-based ‘opinion leaders’ who only know the war through newspapers".

" Until the legitimate grievances and the marginalization of northern Uganda’s communities are addressed, LRA fighters remain a possible vehicle for the expression of northerners’ frustrations".

"Kony may never sign a peace agreement. Whether or not he signs, however, is less relevant to avoiding new conflict in northern Uganda than ending marginalization policies and fulfilling promises by the Ugandan government."

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