A call for peace in Uganda
We, the Ugandans, already involved with the karawane human rights activism for migrants, are calling for your assistance, to stand with us in Munich on Wednesday, the 08 September 2010. The meeting between the Uganda economic development and that of Germany is to take place on this day between 8:30hrs and 16:30hrs. At the
IHK für München und Oberbayern
Max-Joseph-Straße 2
80333 München
We shall start the protest at 11hrs till 18hrs.
Even when the president of Uganda cancels this journey, the impact of our exhibition shall reach him first hand; he is well represented by his counterparts. So either way, Museveni shall feel it.
Our point is very clear; we want president Museveni out of office. We demand free and fair elections, truth and justice and a fair share of our resources to all citizens and especially the poverty stricken peasants in Uganda. Progress shall never emerge from dictatorship.
We want Uganda united, after 25years in office Museveni has failed to unite the country, rather, he has created more refugees abroad. He has created children soldiers and has divided the North of Uganda from the South.
This conference today is misrepresentative to the minority in Uganda. The keynote speaker from Uganda is a Major General in the Ugandan army. He calls himself-Hon. Maj. Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, he is also Uganda´s Minister for Tourism, Trade & Industry. The inconsistence amidst the army, trade and industry, plus tourism is highly remarkable. This developmental program from Uganda is a farce; the progress doesn’t reach the population. Museveni´s nepotism overwhelms Uganda´s advancement. With Museveni still in power, Uganda will never know peace.
We therefore beg you all to come and voice it out with us, MUSEVENI MUST GO. We are not fooled by Uganda’s masquerades parading developmental partnerships in Munich. It is a lie; it is a pattern of greed and selfishness for the past 25years. Germany must reject Museveni´s regime. The industry does not grow in Uganda, what form of representation would Kahinda Otafiire articulate?
Dear Frau Nitardy,
the speaker of the day, we kindly request that you pass this information on to the Ugandan group. We thank you in advance.
Regina Kiwanuka, Eric Bwire and Michael Ssalongo For a better Uganda