Comments on: More than Lingala http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/ haidhuru (adverb), all right. haidhuru (adverb), it does not matter. haidhuru (adverb), OK. haidhuru (conjunction), no harm. (dhuru v). haidhuru (verb conjugated), never mind. (dhuru v). Wed, 20 Aug 2008 19:32:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha by: wausi http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-617 Sun, 15 Apr 2007 10:00:01 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-617 Hey young Mutumia Your story of the Ituri woman is truly inspiring, and like you, I feel humbled and proud that Africans are realizing that the UN or whatever other international 'humanitarian' organization is helping neither the victims of the Congo war or those of the Darfur genocide. The perpetuating of these wars, needless to say, gives opportunity to those eyeing Africa's riches to make a grab at them without anyone raising too much of an alarm; after all, what are dying people going to do to stop the theft of oil and diamonds and platinum? I also wanted to ask you what you thought of Boyd E Graves' research into AIDS, and the humanitarian implications thereof.Personally, I would like to see this issue discussed exhaustively in our media and in spaces where we can air opinions, as is the case with your blog. Take good care, w Hey young Mutumia
Your story of the Ituri woman is truly inspiring, and like you, I feel humbled and proud that Africans are realizing that the UN or whatever other international ‘humanitarian’ organization is helping neither the victims of the Congo war or those of the Darfur genocide. The perpetuating of these wars, needless to say, gives opportunity to those eyeing Africa’s riches to make a grab at them without anyone raising too much of an alarm; after all, what are dying people going to do to stop the theft of oil and diamonds and platinum?
I also wanted to ask you what you thought of Boyd E Graves’ research into AIDS, and the humanitarian implications thereof.Personally, I would like to see this issue discussed exhaustively in our media and in spaces where we can air opinions, as is the case with your blog. Take good care, w

]]> by: makanga http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-474 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:17:02 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-474 I couldn't use your link but I have an older funk song done in English and Idi Amin is singing lead. Hilarious. I couldn’t use your link but I have an older funk song done in English and Idi Amin is singing lead. Hilarious.

]]> by: zingtrial http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-468 Fri, 21 Jul 2006 22:27:59 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-468 Hi! I liked reading your blog,Thanks for sharing,Wish you well zt http://zingtrial.blogsome.com/ Hi! I liked reading your blog,Thanks for sharing,Wish you well
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]]> by: prou http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-460 Fri, 14 Jul 2006 09:05:36 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-460 Must confess I have not heard the song Idi Amin but the testicles and undressing I heard throughout primary school along with Mulu Mutisya's "Coca cola na paipai juu yake". If there something I was taught severally "do not pass through uhuru park in the dark! That jamaa was just plain mean for kicking u out like that!! One incident comes to mind. First year in main campus UoN we had to do an exam with teargas stinging our eyes as our comrades had taken to the streets and the lecturer had no choice but to continue as we had the exam sheets open before us. Another incident was being caught up in those riots Saba saba, nane nane tisa tisa I would have won the 100m dash as we had to run or die with anti riot police in hot pursuit. The real NGOs -not those briefcase ones-make a difference where govts have forgotten their duty. Must confess I have not heard the song Idi Amin but the testicles and undressing I heard throughout primary school along with Mulu Mutisya’s “Coca cola na paipai juu yake”.

If there something I was taught severally “do not pass through uhuru park in the dark! That jamaa was just plain mean for kicking u out like that!!

One incident comes to mind. First year in main campus UoN we had to do an exam with teargas stinging our eyes as our comrades had taken to the streets and the lecturer had no choice but to continue as we had the exam sheets open before us. Another incident was being caught up in those riots Saba saba, nane nane tisa tisa I would have won the 100m dash as we had to run or die with anti riot police in hot pursuit.

The real NGOs -not those briefcase ones-make a difference where govts have forgotten their duty.

]]> by: acolyte http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-459 Thu, 13 Jul 2006 23:57:07 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-459 I will comment kesho, the librarian is giving me daggers hinting that I should get out! I will comment kesho, the librarian is giving me daggers hinting that I should get out!

]]> by: kipepeo http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-457 Thu, 13 Jul 2006 13:00:31 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2006/07/12/more-than-lingala/#comment-457 thank you mutumia for such an amazing post! Well written and gave me sooooo much info. I'm still grappling with the fact that these things do happen and another woman in all her dignity went through that trauma and worse still another human being who's heart beats, who breathes, did that to her. It's unfathomable. thank you mutumia for such an amazing post! Well written and gave me sooooo much info. I’m still grappling with the fact that these things do happen and another woman in all her dignity went through that trauma and worse still another human being who’s heart beats, who breathes, did that to her. It’s unfathomable.

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