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Cry Uganda
"Present at creation" title of Dean Acheson's autobiography, refered to the genesis and demise of the cold war and the Western alliance. The end of this quagmire (that partly contributed to Uganda's self-determination and later wounding her) has presented us with the opportunity to be present at the re-creation and healing of our nation. This blog attempts to reconcile news affecting Ugandans, provocative ideas, progressive analysis and discussion stirring intellectual minds to the course of the rebirth of Uganda, a nation familiar to us and yet unknown. It is our right to know and have this knowledge translate into a strong foundation for a successful Uganda. KULWA KATONDA N'EGGWANGA LYANGE.Friday, March 18, 2005
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