PEOPLES VOICE

THREATENS TO BE

- COME PEACE JOKES

AS M.P.s DEBATE OVER THE

PURCHASE OF M.P. VEHICLES.

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D.P. M.P.s HAVE VOWED TO

REJECT VEHICLE ALLOWANCES.

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LRA SOLDIERS MYSTERIOUS

DISAPPEARANCE FROM A CAMP.

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SOME GOOD TO COME

OUT OF RAKAI, UGANDA.

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EDUCATION - CANNING HAS BEEN

BANNED IN UGANDA SCHOOLS

BY 20 WAR YEARS OF

- THE MOVT. REGIME -

AN ARTICLE UPDATE 

WARMLY WELCOMED TO THE 

UGANDA PEOPLES CONGRESS

BY THE KOLE - UGANDA M.P.

HON. OGWANG J. BER IDWOGO.

M.P. OGWANG JOHN ASSURED UGANDAN YOUTH OF HIS FULL DEDICATION TOWARDS

PROMOTING UNITY, AND PRESERVING THE CHERISHED VALUES AND GOALS OF

INDEPENDENCE - ATTAINED IN 1962 UNDER UGANDA PEOPLES CONGRESS LEADERSHIP. 

UGANDAN YOUTHS NUMBERING OVER 300 ATTENDED THE UGANDA PEOPLES CONGRESS

WELCOME FUNCTION HELD AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE M.P. IN KOLE DISTRICT, UGANDA.

- 7.9.2006 UPDATE - NEW VISION -

Right - Ms. Filda Obote of

U.P.C Encouraging The UG. Youth 

To Uphold High Moral Standards.

HON. ATIM CECILIA

OGWAL RE-SWORN IN

AS THE UGANDA M.P.

FOR DOKOLO - N.UGANDA.

Ogwal was offered the Uganda Vice President

post in August, 1994, but declined to take it.

FACT FILE:
- Born in 1946 to Opio Boniface (RIP) and Rosemary Apio.
- Second born in a family of 14.
- Married to Lamech Ogwal  with seven biological children and several adopted ones.
- One of the first four pioneer girls to do Commerce in East Africa.
- Joined politics at the age of 12 while in Senior one at Sacred Heart, Gulu in 1961.
- Attended Gayaza High school
- Went to Nairobi University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce

in Management and International trade.
- Undertook several responsibilities in the management field after graduating.
- In 1980, she was appointed assistant secretary general at a UPC delegates' conference.
- In the same year she quit the management field to run the party on a full time basis.

She was also Lira Municipality M.P. She is now officially the M.P. for Dokolo, her place of birth.  

By Arthur Baguma - Monitor.

CECILIA Atim Ogwal, while the Lira Municipality Member of Parliament says she declined an offer

to become the first woman vice-president in August 1994. Could she have wanted something

bigger than that?

Now, what could stop her if she aims higher and goes for the country's biggest office? After all she was

shown the green light decades ago. She could become the second woman president in Africa after

Liberia's Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

- Monitor, September 14, 2006 -

Congress, UPC

-  UGANDA

President Miria

Kalule Obote