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Written by Male Kamya
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Friday, 19 June 2009 |
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 Uganda-NRM Boston Gala - 2009: Economic, Trade and Investment Event. September 25th - 26th 2009
NRM Boston in conjunction with NRM USA National Executive is organizing Uganda-NRM Boston Gala 2009 with a theme "Uganda Today and Tomorrow": The Boston Gala follows the Washington D.C Gala, which took place in May of 2008 in Maryland. The Boston Gala is the NRM/USA continued effort to bring together potential American, Uganda-American investors, government of Uganda policymakers and businessmen, for the purpose of transferring investments into Uganda.
Boston is home to the largest Ugandan population in the USA, with very high spirit of entrepreneurship, and it also stands as a center of science and technology with many institutions of higher learning. Hence, these important factors make Boston an attractive place to host a large economic investment forum. The Gala aims to create an informative platform, where Ugandan policymakers will highlight the values of the National Resistance Movement on issues of general investment and other opportunities to Investors and Ugandan Americans in Boston. The Gala promises total intellectual experience for attendees and aural pleasures with great sound and beats from Uganda, the Pearl of Africa.
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Written by Lt. Frank Musisi
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Thursday, 18 June 2009 |
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CONTINUE THE CHANGE - RE-ELECT LT FRANK MUSISI FOR UNAA PRESIDENT 2009-11 
Dear fellow Ugandans:
It gives me great pleasure once again to announce my CANDIDACY for RE-ELECTION as the UNAA PRESIDENT for the year 2009-11 in Chicago, Illinois during the upcoming 21st Annual Convention.
I will continue with my message of "Change", UNAA's "Independence", "Accountability" and "Transparency"- "Moving UNAA beyond Conventions". I will stand up against any outside interference and protect the sovereignty of the organization and its membership.
Over the last two years UNAA has focused on: Organizational process of our annual conventions, Establishment of UNAA Secretariat-Boston Headquarters, Immigration Advocacy; De-Politicize UNAA, Northern Uganda Conflict, Education and empowering of the UNAA local chapters. We are also working with cultural organizations like Ttabamiruka, Ggwanga Mujje, Basoga Twegaite and others to harmonize our general membership.
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Written by Mr. Moses R. Wilson and Mr. Francis Ssennoga
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Friday, 16 January 2009 |
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Mr. Moses R. Wilson and Mr. Francis Ssennoga are pleased to announce their joint candidacies for the positions of President and Vice President of the Ugandan North American Association. Their individual candidacy statements are presented below.
Please support us in our continued service to the Ugandan community in North America
Moses Wilson Francis Ssennoga
"Unity, Fresh Solutions, Competent Leadership and a Clear Direction."
Dear Friends,
Please allow me to begin by wishing you all a happy and prosperous New Year. As with so many other people around the world, to me 2008 was a year best left behind with fresh hopes and aspirations for 2009.
This year is also important in the constitutional life of our largest Ugandan community organization - the Ugandan North American Association. Once again we shall all convene at the organization's annual convention (being held this year in Chicago) and elect a new Executive Board
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Written by Othuman Walugembe Ntale
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Sunday, 26 April 2009 |
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 The morning of April 20th, 09 led to the assembly of different Flags representing Marathon runners from all over the world to compete in the 113th historical Boston Marathon the oldest of its kind in the world since 1897.
The Boston Marathon is 26.2 miles or 42.195 km started from Hopkinton Ma, to Boylston St, Downtown Boston. Thanks to the conducive weather and without a drop of rain was a plus for this spectacular race.
Hopkinton was the pick of the prestigious marathon as the starting point, the sign read "It all starts here and welcome to Boston Marathon" the crowd of the spectators were in Hundreds or thousands of people who cheered the Marathoners.
The moment was remarkable with the presence of prominent Politicians like senator John Kerry, other state representatives and the press/ journalists from all over the world. So it was very magnificent as people were holding their respective flags dominant of all was the American Flag likewise I was inspired to show the Ugandan Flag to cheer the marathoners but it turned out my Ugandan friends were not in the spotlight
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