Monday, March 17, 2008

Ufisadi EPA kuibukia bungeni

Habari za kawaida
Waendesha baskeli 'guta' akiwa amepakia abiria huku abiria mmoja akiwa anavuta toroli.
Ufisadi EPA kuibukia bungeni
Bunge Kenya kupitisha Miswada miwili
Mufti apelekwa India kwa matibabu
Chadema kutetea wamachinga
Kamati za bunge zaanza vikao
Mafisadi watengwe kanisani, misikitini
Mtoto wa ajabu azaliwa Zanzibar
BoT yajivua kusimamia EPA

Gadaffi here

Gadaffi here

President Museveni (3rd right) escorts Gadaffi (centre) to receive a bouquet of flowers at Entebbe State House

Libya’s leader and crusader for a single African government, Muammar Gadaffi, arrived in Uganda yesterday for a four-day official visit during which he will address the Afro-Arab Youth Conference and open the national mosque he constructed in Kampala. More...

Wetland squatters chase NEMA staff

A mob, armed with stones, on Saturday attacked a team of environmental officials that was sent to evict encroachers from Kinawataka wetland in Kampala. More...

Uganda, N.Korea to sign defence pact

KAMPALA
North Korea’s number two leader is expected to sign trade and defence deals with Uganda where he is due to make a rare visit this month, the foreign affairs state minister said yesterday. More...

National

Ex-rebels told to surrender illegal guns

THE army has called on former combatants in the West Nile region to surrender military weapons in their possession. More...

Uganda-Libya ties date back to 1970s

Uganda has had strong ties with Libya since the 1970s. Since Museveni took power in 1986, relations between the two countries have deepened. More...

Business

Land surveyors cry foul over professional registration

PRIVATE land surveyors are crying foul over what they call a “deliberate refusal” by the Surveyors’ Registration Board to certify them as professional surveyors. More...

NSSF defaulters to face courts of law

THE Government will step up operation against employers who do not disburse their employees’ contributions to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF). More...


Editorial

Britain should support landlords compensation

The British High Commissioner, Francois Gordon, has stated that the UK government would not fund a general landlord compensation scheme in Uganda. More...

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MPs to quiz PM

MPs to quiz PM
Legislators are to question the prime minister on a broad range of issues once the post is created, its role spelt out and the day-to-day business of Parliament and Government begins in earnest, The Standard has reliably learnt. full story


Police link in illicit brew trade

Chang’aa distillation and consumption continue to thrive in all parts of the country despite a ban in 1980. But this may soon change if forces within the business and policy analysts succeed in a campaign to get the drink legalised. full story

800 released in Mt Elgon amid torture claims abound
More than 800 people have been interrogated and released from an operation camp in Mt Elgon. full story

Experts warn of food crisis
Scientists have warned of a food shortage and increased poverty due to continuous environmental degradation. full story


Police display illegal brews being transported in sacks at a roadblock in Nakuru. Those who supply the raw materials for the brews have licences to sell them as dairy products or animal feed.
KTN


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Sunday, March 16, 2008

Ze comedy

Mkandamizaji Masanja

Massanja na Mac Reggan


Mzee wa Why au kwaniniiiiiiii

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THOSE WHO SPREAD AIDS SHOULD HANG


THOSE WHO SPREAD AIDS SHOULD HANG

President Yoweri Museveni hands an award of excellence in the fight against AIDS to the Forum for Democratic Change’s Rubaramira Ruranga at the ceremony marking 25 years of HIV/AIDS in Uganda at Kasensero landing site in Rakai on Friday. This is where the first case of HIV/AIDS in Uganda was diagnosed

PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni has called for death penalty for people who knowingly spread the HIV/AIDS virus. More...

Kampala runs out of charcoal

RESIDENTS of Kampala and other urban centres will have to prepare for higher charcoal prices as supplies drop with the depletion of forests that supply the fuel. More...

Thousands mourn Father Bill

A woman receives holy communion from Fr. Anthony during the requiem mass for Father Bill on Friday

THOUSANDS of mourners with tears rolling down their cheeks on Friday thronged Kaunda Grounds in Gulu Municipality for the requiem mass of Rev. Fr Joseph Bill. More...

Security seizes arms in West Nile

A MASSIVE cache of illegal arms has been seized by security agencies in the West Nile region, in the past fortnight. More...

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Raila held captive over scamble for Cabinet posts


Raila held captive over scamble for Cabinet posts
Behind the faÁade of warm handshakes with hitherto bitter rivals in President Kibaki’s camp, Prime minister-designate Mr Raila Odinga is walking a tight rope. full story


Kiai touted for top UN job despite odds

After a bruising battle with the Government over human rights violations, which earned him threats, Mr Maina Kiai is now being fronted for a coveted UN post. full story

Impact of Kenya’s flawed elections on Africa
The flawed Kenyan presidential election that resulted in widespread chaos and killings has prompted the African Union to call for a review of electoral procedures in the continent. full story

Entire villages deserted as soldiers raid Mt Elgon
The combined operation by the army and paramilitary police in Mt Elgon is perhaps the biggest operation since the war against the Shifta in the 1980s. full story


ODM leader Raila Odinga is facing tricky game of juggling the interests of the influential personalities, without upsetting the inter-ethnic bonds that forms the Orange party.


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Saturday, March 15, 2008

Astronauts Enter JLP, Prepare for Spacewalk

Astronauts Enter JLP, Prepare for Spacewalk

Japanese Logistics Module Image above: Japanese astronaut Takao Doi remarks on the opening of the the Japanese Logistics Module. Expedition 16 Commander Peggy Whitson is at right. Credit: NASA TV

The STS-123 and Expedition 16 crews spent time outfitting the Japanese Logistics Module - Pressurized Section (JLP), transferring supplies and equipment into it from space shuttle Endeavour. Marking the beginning of Japan’s scientific work aboard the station, Expedition 16 Commander Peggy Whitson and Japanese astronaut Takao Doi were the first to enter the new module.

The JLP is the first component of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s Kibo laboratory.

Operating Canadarm2, the station’s robot arm, Mission Specialists Robert Behnken and Léopold Eyharts grabbed the shuttle’s boom sensor and handed it off to Endeavour’s robot arm in preparation for stowage on the station’s S1 truss later in the mission.

The station’s arm operators grappled the Canadian-built Dextre Friday at 9:59 p.m. EDT. Canadarm2 successfully powered up Dextre 11 minutes later.

When Dextre was removed from Endeavour’s cargo bay after the shuttle docked to the station, ground teams ran into problems routing power to the pallet on which the robot is being assembled. The teams tried troubleshooting the problem with a software patch early Friday morning, but were not successful.

STS-123 Mission Specialists Rick Linnehan and Mike Foreman are spending the night in the station’s Quest Airlock in preparation for the second spacewalk of the mission, which begins Saturday. The purpose of this “camp out” is to purge the nitrogen from their bodies before their planned exit Saturday at 8:23 p.m. Linnehan and Expedition 16 Flight Engineer Garrett Reisman completed the mission’s first spacewalk early Friday morning.

Media Resources
› STS-123 Execute Packages
› STS-123 TV Schedule
› STS-123 Press Kit (4.4 Mb PDF)
› STS-123 Fact Sheet (433 Kb PDF)

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Draft Space Shuttle Program Programmatic Environmental Assessment
A report posted on Feb. 25, 2008 to address the potential environmental impacts associated with the transition and retirement of the Space Shuttle Program.

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