UAH Blog is an affiliate of the famous parent forum called Ugandans at Heart(UAH).Its main objective is to accomodate a summary of some of the most important discussions on the UAH forum. Articles from UAH forum which are considered to be so ‘beautiful’ and well researched will find their way into the UAH blog. This is intended to give a chance to non-members of UAH forum to read what the UAH forum is all about. The UAH blog will also be useful for academic researchers who are not members of UAH.
UAH is for all Ugandans
Anybody is allowed to make a comment on any posting on the UAH Blog as we want to see how the rest of the world reacts to our discussions.The author must bear all legal responsibilities for whatever he or she posts on this blog. All members of UAH forum are invited to subscribe to the UAH blog because it is yours by all means.
UAH moderators are also in the process of designing a UAH website that will be a gate way for the international community who wish to know what Ugandans think about their country.
We thank Mr.Abbey Kibirige Semuwemba,a Ugandan resident in the UK, who made both the forum and Blog a reality. His creative skills have given Ugandans abroad a chance to directly link up with the politicians and Ugandans in Uganda.His ‘UAH’ forum has got over 4500 membership that involves: Members of parliament, Uganda Police, opposition politicians,traditional leaders, UPDF soldiers, journalists, civil servants and Ugandans abroad and at home
Willy Kituuka said,
November 29, 2008 at 10:14 am
UAH Blog is positive development. Incidentally, this development shows that if it were not for dictatorship of policy in Uganda, chances that Ugandans given opportunity can do many positive things are great. Well done.
“For God and my Country”
Joe said,
June 30, 2009 at 1:04 pm
You may be interested in this new blog on The Independent’s website:
http://www.independent.co.ug/index.php/uganda-talks/uganda-talks
Arthur George Kamyha said,
September 1, 2009 at 5:10 pm
Could somebody please tell me how to unsubscribe to the ugandans-at-heart digest subscribers–email deliveries sent to my email? They clog up my in-box and the “unsubscribe” function does not seem to work.
Many thanks.
murderedormissing said,
September 7, 2009 at 12:11 pm
My father, Bob (Robert) Scanlon dissappeared in Uganda in 1977, can any one remeber him, or have any information which may help my understanding of the reasons why, and where, and when and how?