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The opposition intends to mobilise at least three million Ugandans in a series of peaceful demonstrations across the country as it tries to put pressure on the government to concede to its demands, including holding fresh general elections, multiple sources within the opposition told our reporter last week. According to the sources, the opposition will not announce when the demonstrations will kick off and how long they will last, but the protests “will definitely take place” and the opposition is confident that many people will heed their call. “Our informal survey shows that more than five million people are willing to join our cause, but even if we get three million, we shall make the impact,” said one of our sources, who is involved in the planning of the protests. I have been informed that the final decision to stage the demonstration was arrived at during a tense 14-hour meeting held at the FDC headquarters in Najjanankumbi on Monday, February 21. This meeting

Reading computer manuals without the hardware is as frustrating as reading sex manuals without the software.............. Arthur C.Clarke

It's getting harder out there for a guy who wants to raise big public fanfare around his marriage proposal. In the media-saturated American scene, you see proposals turning up in newspaper ads, skywriting appeals and--of course--the venerable stadium Jumbotron. So how does a lovestruck beau make his offer really stand out?  Why, he asks his lady to marry him in a TV commercial , of course. And that's just what David Jones--a Cleveland-based video producer, conveniently enough--did yesterday to in a successful bid for the hand of his girlfriend, Dee Horton. On Thursday, Horton and her co-workers at a Medina, Ohio hair salon tuned in to the midday newscast on Cleveland's WJW-TV . Jones had told her that he'd be portraying some sort of superhero in a commercial. But as she went about trimming a client's hair with one eye on the broadcast, she soon realized that she was the sole member of this particular commercial's target demographic. "A lot of

"Nze omusajja owenkofira nkusaba tickinga awo wolabba ekiffananyi kya busi, webalee nyo kulonda bulungi.Nze musajja owenkofira" that was on 17.feb.2011.........  And the other one was like "Nze omusajja owenkofira nkuyozaza olwo kutukaa ku buwanguzi ela nkoyozaza olwo kulonda bulungi webalenyo webalile ddala"  this was yesterday on 25.feb.2011..................................................................Money was spent really but where does it come from?

Before i i went to honour my vote, i received a call on this number 0777777777 and after elections i got this one 0700400400! wait for my story