Security for LRA beefed up

The Government of Uganda has askedthe Sudanese People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) to
ensure enoughsecurity at the assembly points of Ri- Kwangba and Owiny Kibul. The move is to encourage LRA to assemble.

According to reports in the monitor newspaper, the government is concerned over the security in the area.

For details  click the link below:                          
http://www.newvision.co.ug/detail.php?newsCategoryId=12&newsId=525281

By Korir, (APN)

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Former Ugandan President Blasts Museveni Government

BINAISA has blasted Museveni government over LRA talks. The former President Godfrey Binaisa is attacking the government for what he terms “engaging into peace talks with LRA rebels without any enabling law”, reports The Monitor of Uganda.

Binaisa lived in exile after he was deposed as president years ago. President Museveni, the man he is now attacking, allowed him to return to Uganda from his self-exile.

Binaisa is now an old man and his attack on Museveni government is not a political come-back, but a way to influence voters to choose those he wants to groom for leadership.

For details on the story, click the link below:
                 
http://www.newvision.co.ug/detail.php?newsCategoryId=12&newsId=525274
By Korir, (APN)

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Kenya representatives to Rwanda

KENYA will be represented in a peace initiative training in Rwanda, according to the commandant of the Kenya Peace Support Training Centre (PSTC).

The Kenyan experts will be involved in training Rwandese in disarmament programmes that will see the boosting of sustainable peaceful co-existence among communities, reports Kenya Times.

For details, click the site below:

http://www.timesnews.co.ke/09oct06/nwsstory/news7.html

By Korir, (APN)

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ODM-K Supporters meeting in Oslo postponed

ODM-K supporters meeting which was scheduled for Saturday the 14th of October in Oslo has been postponed until further notice.

According to Mr Peter Ranginya, the meeting organiser rallying supporters and friends told African Press – Norway yesterday that it became necessary to postpone the meeting to allow Oslo ODM-K supporters to travel to Stockholm, Sweden to attend the “ODM-K Scandinavia chapter” meeting which takes place the same date.

By Korir, African Press – Norway (APN)

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