About
Having lived all my life in Uganda, and traveled some, I am proud to be Ugandan and believe that our country and its people have a great future. We have the resources to improve our lives and those of our brothers and sisters in the region. However a better future starts today with how much we want it, and what we are willing to do to achieve it.
Angelo Izama
I have liked it your page and would wish to always share what you write as i used to like your comments on Kfm and Monitor
I think you should write about the increasing cases of mob justice in uganda.I appreciate what you do Angelo.
This is the first time i have come across this blog.I have listned to Angelo on radio and like his debates and opnions.
Onono Frederick
I appreciate what you are saying. Have spent some years working in Northern Uganda with Save the Children (not Invisible Children). My wife Linda and I started Community Action Fund for Women in Africa (cafwaafrica.org) to work with the women of Northern Uganda trying to reintegrate into their communities as they came home from the conflict and captivity.
Check out CAFWA’s work in this video: http://vimeo.com/10024492
Many thanks for all that you are writing about.
Thomas
Mr Thomas Cole, would it be thinkable to see “Save the children” AND “Invisible Children” work together. ? Fundamentally it seems they have the same goal ? And if not, why ? Thank you to any one who can give me an answer.
Beat Aeschlimann
great i will always read or comment on this blog,wounderful work keep it on
Thank you Izama the introduction above speaks volumes.I have read this great piece of work and have read your articles,listened to you on kfm.True Uganda has resources which can make peoples lives much better. I am in the tourism industry and have travelled in all East African countries,but Uganda is ahead in terms of beauty.Proud to be Ugandan
j liked the yesterdays talk when Mr Oryem couldn’t answer the issues of Uganda and CONGO
You have never disappointed my great regard for you, Angelo! Keep up the good and noble fight; it’s through such selfless efforts that the destiny of Uganda, our motherland -the great pearl of Africa -shall be defined, sought and, surely, attained, why not.