Tuesday Nov 3 | Posted by: roboblogger
UGANDA: 'Residual' IDPs need help to go home
PADER/NAIROBI, 2 November 2009 - Most Ugandans displaced by two decades of conflict in the north have returned to their villages but a significant number are still stuck in camps and should be helped to leave, observers say.
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Daily Horoscope for November 28
Aquarius
With so much to do and so much on your mind, you may feel scattered today. It will be easy to forget dates and appointments, so consider setting an alarm to remind you of important meetings. You may be a bit over-extended and preoccupied at the same time. The telephone may be ringing constantly, providing yet another distraction. Try to focus.
