Tuesday, July 3, 2007
RE GULOMO GATHERING IN KOBOKO WEST NILE
Re Gulomo Gathering July, 6, 2007 to July, 14, 2007. Note. brother Remo now you have google account in which will allow you access and write articles in both my blogs and this one for you. check your Email for more details of your googles accounts and pass words you will be signing in any time you want to use the blogger. tittle Idi Amin Dada Alemi Foundation. I have Added this weblogs to this my weblogs all for the same purpose. http://alemiamonye.blogspot.com/ activate your accounts sent message info to your Email by google. my regards to all. your brother. Alemi Amonye and family in vancouver canada. July 3rd, 2007.
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Re Gulomo Gathering, keep udate me. secondly I am Adding this Discussion Foum About our late, Father, Al-Haji Idi Amin Dada Alemi Foundation web Access and read, posts articles, reply. button. http://groups.google.com/group/remoalemidada/posts http://groups.google.com/group/remoalemidada/manage_editinfo?hl=en http://groups.google.com/group/remoalemidada/manage_editinfo?hI=en Bravo
Special Greetings to all members, feel free to register fellow ugandans brothers & sisters back home, as well around the globe. with love. From Alemi Amonye Junior and family, in vancouver western canada. July. 9, 2007.
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Re Larubein of late, baba amule amin are July, 10, 2007 thursday at arua home. all are invited. bravo
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11/05/2008
Hello,
kadara kursum is suggesting the following article from http://www.arabnews.com:
In-Depth Study of King Faisal's Life Urged
Arab News
RIYADH, 11 May 2008 - A three-day seminar on King Faisal called for the need to have more in-depth studies on the late king and his contributions, especially by students of higher education at Saudi universities.
Dr. Fahd Al-Sammary, secretary-general of King Abdul Aziz Museum, said the seminar's participants emphasized the need to record the statements and experiences of those people who lived during the time of King Faisal and other Saudi monarchs.
Participants called on the museum to take the lead on this. "The King Abdul Aziz Museum and King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies (KFCRIS) should also document King Faisal's foreign policy toward Arab and Islamic countries and his efforts to strengthen Islamic solidarity," the Saudi Press Agency said, citing the seminar's recommendations.
Riyadh Gov. Prince Salman, chairman of the museum, opened the seminar on Tuesday and paid tribute to one of the Islamic world's greatest leaders. "I saw in him a true believer and an intelligent politician," the governor said, adding that King Faisal was a staunch supporter of Islamic causes.
"The seminar was significant as it focused on a person who lived by King Abdul Aziz during the Kingdom's unification," said Prince Turki Al-Faisal, chairman of KFCRIS. "King Faisal had made considerable contributions to the Kingdom's development and in taking the country to a new phase of progress and prosperity," he added.
In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, Prince Turki said the US had threatened to use force against Saudi Arabia in 1973 after King Faisal, along with other Arab leaders, imposed an oil embargo on countries that supported Israel during the October War. Prince Turki, who was an adviser at the Royal Court in 1973, said the king was not shaken by the US threat and stood firm.
The King Faisal Center for Research & Islamic Studies (KFCRIS) also held an exhibition on King Faisal titled "Witness & Martyr" on the sidelines of the seminar, at which 34 research papers were presented. New information and documents about the king were collected from several countries, including the US and Britain. On display were the king's possessions and speeches, and films and pictures about him.
The seminar attracted a large number of visitors including foreign diplomats and journalists.
"About 20 years ago I had read a book on King Faisal," said a Chinese visitor. "Since then I have been very much impressed by the king and I have bought so many books about his life," he added.
Muhammad Anwar, 75, a Pakistani engineer visited the show with his family. "I started working in the Kingdom about 40 years ago during the time of King Faisal. All Muslims love King Faisal for his courageous decisions and his efforts in serving Islamic causes," he said.
The show begins with a picture of the king aged 13 taken during a visit to Europe.
Princess Seeta bint Abdul Aziz opened the show for women yesterday. Princess Sara Al-Faisal said the exhibition highlighted the king's contributions to the Kingdom's development. "It sheds light on various phases in King Faisal's life and his struggle for Arab and Islamic causes."
The exhibition will continue at the National Museum of the King Abdul Aziz Historical Center for two months before moving to Abha, Makkah and Dammam and then to neighboring Gulf and Arab countries. re thank you sister kadara akujo in london. from me Majid Amonye & Family. in vancouver, western canada. May.11-2008.
Quoting AlfredO ojelel
re: sad news. forward to rest of the community. our condolence. majid & mariam
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I am in the unenviable position to inform you all that Jimmy Ocheng Laker
> has passed-on. Charles (accompanied Jimmy home) phoned to say that Jimmy was
> on Thursday transferred to a local hospital in Kitgum (St. Joseph's Hospital)
> where his condition took a turn for the worst. Charles said that at the time
> of his passing, Jimmy was surrounded by family, relatives and friends. He is
> survived by his wife and their three children who are still here in
> Vancouver.
>
> My thoughts and prayers go to all his family and relatives. May the
> Almighty accord him rest.
>
> Alfred.
>
>
>
Heart Felt,
Condolences to the Whole Family,
Ina Lilahi Wa Ina Ilahi Rajiun.
May we all stay strong during this trying times.
May her soul rest in Eternal peace.
Best Regards and Condolences from the Al Amin Family.
Jaffar Remo Amin
mfalemi
Quoting mfalemi Majid Amonye Junior& Family.
re: brother remo find attached sad news. my Mother inlaw Passed away tuesday
3am east africa standard time. sorrow,sympathy,condolence to all Family members
in Adjumani, as well wherever they are.she was 82 years of age. she has been
sick for time. she survive with 5 chidren, 3 girls, & 2 boys. my wife are her second born. every one can reach elder sister of my wife, by name Assunta
Ojolu in Adjumani District. P.o.Box,2,Adjumani, Email via her daughter,
urriflorence our Prayers to almighty allah to rest her soul in
eternal peace. AAmin. we will have Funeral rites at our house this Friday. my
Advise to all my inlaws to be strong. From her son inlaw&her daughter&Family,
in Vancouver,Western Canada.
> Quoting AUGUSTINE DRALEKE :
> re:sad news: thank you J. Muraa Kalsum. of leting us know the news. will get intouch
> with
> those of Asunta in Adjumani Immediately. May almighty allah rest her soul in
>
> Eternal peace. AAmin. From both of us. Mr.&Mrs.Mariam Majid Alemi& Family in
>
> Vancouver,Western Canada.
> > Dear DAD AND MUM,
> > I am sory to inform you that your mum has died on tuesday night
> > around 3:00am in adjumani. I have gone for the burial.May her soul rest in
> > peace.
> > Thank you.
> > J. Muraa Anei kalsum
> >
Poor nations must repay British climate 'aid': report Sat May 17, 7:33 AM ET
LONDON (AFP) - Poor countries will have to pay back aid given to them by Britain in an international aid project that was supposed to help them adapt to climate change, The Guardian newspaper said Saturday.
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The 800-million-pound scheme was announced in November, but the daily reported that almost all the money offered by Prime Minister Gordon Brown would have to be repaid with interest.
The aid was expected to be made in direct grants to countries suffering storms, droughts and rises in sea levels linked to climate change.
But the paper said it had has learned that the money is not additional British aid and will in fact be administered by the World Bank, mainly in the form of concessionary loans which have to be paid back with interest added.
It said a letter signed by two government ministers showed that Britain has been urging its fellow Group of Eight countries to also contribute to the new fund, to be formally launched in July at the G8's annual summit in Japan.
"UK contributions from the environmental transformation fund... will need to be primarily concessional loans," the letter, signed by junior environment minister Phil Woolas and international aid counterpart Gareth Thomas, said, according to the Guardian.
"We will also talk to other donor countries about the possibility of grants."
Countries contacted by the paper condemned the loans, while development groups WWF and ActionAid both said funds for climate adaptation should be additional to aid in the form of grants.
"We need urgently to prepare for climate change, but we are not in a position to pay back loans," a spokesman for the Bangladesh high commission in London was quoted as saying.
"The climate situation has not been created by us. The money should come spontaneously from rich countries and not be a loan."
An unnamed senior Brazilian diplomat was reported to be "indignant" that poor countries should have to borrow money to prepare for the effects of climate change, adding to their debt.
There was no immediate comment from the Department for International Development when contacted by AFP.
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'I won't let bitterness destroy us'
Press Assoc. - Saturday, May 17 12:45 pmThe mother of murdered schoolboy Jimmy Mizen has vowed she will not let bitterness destroy her family.
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Arriving at a memorial service for the popular rugby-playing teenager, Margaret Mizen spoke of how her faith had given her strength. She urged people not to blame the family of the suspect in Jimmy's killing.
"Anger breeds anger, and bitterness will destroy my family if I'm not careful - and I won't allow that to happen," she said.
Jimmy's parents paid tribute to their son. Fighting back tears and comforting each other as they spoke, Barry and Margaret Mizen spoke of the importance of hugs and called on people to look out for each other as they dealt with their grief.
Mrs Mizen, 55, said her son was born on Cup Final Day in 1992 and described him as a "gorgeous baby".
Mr and Mrs Mizen arrived at the Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church in Lee, south-east London, with Jimmy's brothers and sisters. The family comforted each other and were surrounded by hundreds of friends and well-wishers.
More than 500 people packed into the church for the service and hundreds more stood outside in the pouring rain. Crying as they stood under umbrellas they listened to the prayers and hymns relayed through the speakers.
Mrs Mizen said that her sister had recently summed up Jimmy by describing him as "every mother's perfect son". She said her faith had helped her: "Without the faith I have I would not be standing here now - I would be crumbling." She added: "The whole community have rallied around and I'm just so blessed."
Mr Mizen, 56, put his hand on his wife's back and fought back tears as he spoke. Mr Mizen thanked people for attending the service, for sending messages of support, and the police.
Mr Mizen said that donations they have received will go to the scout minibus appeal and the bus will be called the Jimmy bus.
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