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TMS RUGE

2 Jan 2011

Villages in Action – I would like to hear more of these conversations

by Ida Horner | posted in: African Politics, Poverty | 0

  Happy New Year folk. How are you getting on with your New year’s resolutions so far? I know this is an odd question but what exactly are New year’s resolutions? Are the goals or aspirations? I recently stumbled across … Read More

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Africa, BBC Radio4, Mo Ibrahim, TMS RUGE, Villages in Action
8 Dec 2010

Why the Millennium Development Goals will not be achieved

by Ida Horner | posted in: Development Policy | 0

The most recent posts here, I have covered a new kind of empowerment that sees folk at the grassroots having their say through a VILLAGES IN ACTION conference. In the last post, I told you about how the actual day … Read More

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Child Mortaility, MDGs, TMS RUGE, Uganda
9 Nov 2010

Taking the microphone to the Villagers

by Ida Horner | posted in: Development Policy | 0

In the last post we learned about a new type of conference from TMS Ruge, one that takes the conversation to the poor- VILLAGES IN ACTION I caught up Teddy a few days ago to try and get a better … Read More

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Business fights poverty, MDGs, Poverty, TMS RUGE, Villages in Action
6 Nov 2010

Villages in Action

by Ida Horner | posted in: International Policy, Uganda | 0

Today we welcome Guest blogger Teddy Ruge of Project Diaspora. Teddy is a mobile technology enthusiast and blogs frequently about the African ICT sectors and it’s effects on development. He has served on several panel discussions related to Africa, the … Read More

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Laura Seay, MDGs, TED Talks, TMS RUGE, Villages in Action
8 Sep 2010

Women Of Kireka- Uganda’s Internally displaced refugees

by Ida Horner | posted in: Sustainable development, Uganda | 0

The current President of Uganda came to power in 1985 in a bloody civil war that saw the end of  the rule of Milton Obote’s UPC party. Whilst the rest of the country has enjoyed relative peace for most of … Read More

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Darfur, KONY, LRA, Milton Obote, Museveni, Sudan, TMS RUGE, Uganda, WOMEN OF KIREKA

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