According to latest reports, Egypt refuses to renegotiate the 1929 agreement signed by colonial masters on the use of Nile Water.

Now I fully support the fact that Egypt my need the Nile more desperately than other African countries that it goes through; but they must realize that they don’t own the River Nile. Every country should own the section of the Nile that’s in their territory.

So now that the Egyptian water minister Allam has firmly stated his stance, what are you other countries going to do? (Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Burundi)

Are you just going to cower back to your holes and say nothing? We are waiting …..

Egypt says historic Nile River rights not negotiable à http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSTRE56Q3LZ20090727

http://www.onpointradio.org/2009/07/higher-ed-lower-costs

President Aoun featured on Tom Ashbrook show..worth a listen

Happy 4^th Birthday Winnie!!

Winnie (the gal featured above on the logo Galiwood) is my baby sister who behaves like she owns the world..rightfully so.

This is my phone conversation with her when I called Uganda to wish her a Happy BD.

Alan: “Hullo Winnie, Happy Birthday!”

Winnie: “Hullo Alan”

Winnie:”Alan, will you buy for me bubble boom!”

Alan:”Bubble boom, what is that Winnie?”

Winnie:”It is like bubble gum, will you buy for me?”

Alan:”Oh yes, ofcourse”

Winnie:”Okay, bye”

Wow, Uganda is in the CNN once again….but for all the wrong reasons :(

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/africa/07/08/uganda.circumcision/index.html?iref=werecommend

Now that MJ has passed, everyone is focused on his family left behind, his loving mother and beautiful children.

However, I have just one question, what about “Bubbles”?