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US’ Disinterest in African Affairs is Just Strategic

Muniini K. Mulera | Monitor | April 12, 2004

"As I reflect on lessons learnt from the Rwandan genocide, the most powerful one remains the reality that African lives do not matter to the leaders, and the majority of the citizens, of the world's most powerful nation and its European allies./ Their non-interventionist attitude is couched in references to lack of strategic interest. But the underlying reason is an entrenched racism that prevents them from reacting with the urgency and emotional commitment that has propelled them to intervene in less extensive acts of mass murder among their kinsmen in Europe." [more]

‘LRA Different From Al Qaeda’

Badru D. Mulumba | Monitor | March 28, 2004

'US ambassador to Uganda, Mr Jimmy Kolker, has said there are no parallels between LRA and Al Qaeda terrorist organisations. He was responding to a question in an interview with Irin that donors are urging the government to talk to Kony, yet America can’t do the same with Al Qaeda because that would amount to ‘appeasing terrorists’." [more]

New Report Pins Profiteering Firms In Congo Conflict

Frank Nyakairu | Monitor | March 22, 2004

"In theory the companies should be accountable under guidelines produced by the Paris-based agency, the Organization for Co-operation and Development./ But Thursday’s report said no progress has been made in pursing the companies by their own governments." [more]

Don't Blame Us For Kony War - Donors

Mercy Nalugo | Monitor | February 28, 2004

"President Museveni has several times before accused the donors of limiting government’s defence spending and said that was the main reason for the continuation of the rebellion." [more]

Rebels Massacre 192 in Lira Camp, Uganda

Frank Nyakairu, Joe Wacha, and Elias Biryabarema | Monitor | February 23, 2004

"The rebellion has ravaged the northern and northeastern region where thousands of people have died, been displaced from their homes into camps or abducted into rebel ranks or married off to rebel commanders." [more]

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