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23 May 2007 at 9:01pm  8 min - May 24, 2007 people from Uganda. 16 Jan 2007 at 3:00am 30 min - Jan 16, 2007 In 2005, Idi Amin returned to Uganda in the form of actor Forest Whitaker, who?s starring in the movie ?The Last King of Scotland?. The film is a thriller set in Amin?s Uganda and tells the story of a fictional Scottish doctor who becomes the dictator?s closest advisor. But making a movie about such a controversial figure raises a number of questions. Is it possible to separate the real Idi Amin from the strange and bizarre stories that surround him? How will Ugandans react to this interpretation of their history and how does their view of Idi Amin differ from that of the West? This documentary follows the filmmakers on location in Uganda. But it is far more than just a traditional "making of" and uses the movie as a starting point to explore the bizarre world of Idi Amin. ?One of the things that occurred to me is that up until Nelson Mandela, Idi Amin was the most famous African in history?, states director Kevin Macdonald. ?All the stories about his cannibalism, witchcraft and multiple partners. He represents all that?s worst and savage about the Dark Continent.? Few facts are known about Amin?s early life. What is known is that he joined the British Army in 1946 and was Uganda?s heavyweight boxing champion for nine years. ?He was a born leader and a very successful soldier?, recalls Amin?s former colleague, Major Iain Grahame. ?When he was in the British Army, he was a kind of licensed killer?, claims director Kevin MacDonald. ?There are all sorts of stories of the kind of things he did.? By the time Uganda achieved independence in 1961, the British had promoted Amin to the rank of Effendi, thereby ensuring that he was one of the most powerful men in Uganda. This gave him the opportunity to seize power from President Milton Obote in a military coup in 1971. ?He was the first president who came to the people, the first president who seemed to care?, states youth co-ordinator Chris Rugana. 5 Mar 2007 at 5:13pm 5 min - Mar 5, 2007 Casper van Kalmthout & Sven Joos on the White Nile 6 Apr 2007 at 6:14pm  6 min - Apr 6, 2007 A documentary exploring the plight of Northern Ugandans in Gulu who have been victimized, distressed or displaced by a rebel army. Part 1 of 3. For more information: http://www.myspace/sevenlampstands http://www.worldvision.org 30 Jun 2008 at 9:11pm 17 min - Jul 1, 2008 3 Oct 2007 at 6:50am 3 min - Oct 3, 2007 More at Ministry of Disaster Preparedness caught off guard 2007-10-01 Since August, flood rains have ravaged Uganda. State authorities claim at least 49 dead and 400,000 displaced.With no contingency plan in place, and a paltry budget The Ugandan Ministry of Disaster Preparedness was caught off balance. According to Emmanuel Gyehazo of the Ugandan newspaper The Monitor, the government ignored a meteorological report warning of potential flood rains. Criticising the government's delayed reaction Gyehazo said 'like they say, until it rains don't believe what the weatherman says.' 27 Sep 2007 at 4:20pm  8 min - Sep 27, 2007 Before he was running for President, John Edwards made a series of awesome short documetaries that later vanished from the internet...until now. Here is webisode 3 - Plight of Rowanda 19 Dec 2007 at 2:14pm 5 min - Dec 19, 2007 Volunteer in Uganda Africa www.abroaderview.org 14 May 2008 at 7:31am 15 min - May 14, 2008 Whitefriars First and Middle School in north London delivers professional development to teachers in Uganda through teacher exchanges, with the benefits being apparent at both schools. Headteacher Lynne Pritchard has been instrumental in setting up the initiative, with the video shot on location in Uganda demonstrating how the project is affecting teaching practice in Masindi and how the UK teachers have also gained from their experience as teacher trainers. In the discussion that follows, consultant Adrienne Jones is joined by Lynne, teacher-trainer Helen Davies, co-founder of the project, Ronnie Katzler and a visiting teacher from Uganda, Isaac Kizito. Discover the issues facing UK teachers supporting colleagues in a rural Ugandan school, how the Ugandan teachers see the project and what impact is it having, and how making a video changes the way they perceive children?s reactions and the attitudes of teachers. 17 Jan 2008 at 3:13pm 5 min - Jan 17, 2008 Uganda, the land of Lake Victoria, is situated in East Africa surrounded by Kenya, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Rwanda. It has a population of 27 million, over half of which are under 18 years of age. Famously called the "Pearl of Africa" by Winston Churchill, it is home to one of the most diverse and concentrated ranges of African fauna including the highly endangered mountain gorilla and the chimpanzee. - uganda, the land of lake victoria, is situated in east africa surrounded by kenya, sudan, democratic republic of congo, tanzania and rwanda. it has a population of 27 million, over half of which are under 18 years of age. famously called the "pearl of africa" 6 Jul 2007 at 6:20pm 8 min - Jul 6, 2007 TeamJaded takes part in Displace Me, an event sponsored by Invisible Children, Inc. The event took place across the US with more than 68,000 people in attendance. The goal was to bring awareness and help end the war in Northern Uganda. 13 Jun 2006 at 12:30am  6 min - Jun 13, 2006 Invisible Children of Uganda 16 May 2008 at 10:38am 6 min - May 16, 2008 6 Mar 2008 at 2:59pm 48 min - Mar 6, 2008 A Broader View Volunteers is based on the idea that one person can make a difference. By donating your time and skills to a hands-on volunteer project at a grass roots level you too can make an immediate impact. We partner with local NGO?s, private institutions and community organizations throughout the world. An extensive amount of research and time go into each program to ensure the best quality and safety of our destinations, accommodations and projects. Project sites, housing and host families are continuously monitored. Our local partners, like ourselves, are dedicated to providing our volunteers with outstanding service; a quality project and 24/7 support. We work with local partners who are community activists knowledgeable in the needs of their society and offer insight and guidance to our volunteers. www.abroaderview.org 13 May 2008 at 4:27am 5 min - May 13, 2008 Apiti is a women's only dance of the Acholi people of northern Uganda. This video was performed by former girl child soldiers in Gulu, Uganda. These girls need your help and support so they can start a new life. Details on them and how you can make a difference, visit <a class="link" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.africaproject.net">www.africaproject.net</a> 22 Dec 2007 at 3:00am 3 min - Dec 22, 2007 The Rotary Club of Crescent City and the Del Norte High School Interact Club joined the Rotary Club of Kololo to match funds with the Rotary Foundation. The funds provided textbooks and library books for St. Paul's High School in the Rushooka Ntungamo District in Uganda. 12 Sep 2007 at 9:03am  17 min - Sep 12, 2007 March 1996 Debby Cox has a dream. She wants to free a group of prisoners. Incarcerated at Entebbe Zoo, Uganda, there is a colony of orphan chimps. They charge around their wire-mesh cage, desperate for affection. Their big hairy arms will embrace just about anything, including the camera! Six hours drive away, an island sanctuary in Queen Elizabeth National Park allows captive chimps to lead a semi-wild existence. An experiment to introduce a 3 month year old orphan into the group proves successful. Debby and her Zoo Director hope to establish a similar sanctuary at Entebbe. In the Kigali reserve, Harvard University Professor, Richard Wrangham has spent twelve years crouching in the undergrowth, watching wild chimps in their natural environment. We hide in a clearing as two young males eat cautiously in front of the camera. But the chimp population is under threat from in-breeding. Debby wants to solve the problem by gradually introducing her orphan chimps into the gene pool. Significantly, 98% of those chimp genes are exactly the same as our own. If it is a crime to imprison innocent humans, surely the same applies to Debby's 'chimp people'. 15 May 2008 at 3:23pm 26 min - May 15, 2008 A remote area of diverse terrain and vegetation. Lake Albert where we hope to find the rare and elusive Schubyll. Semliki Lodge is a haven in the middle of this marvelous wilderness. 23 Apr 2007 at 3:00am 20 min - Apr 23, 2007 This video is a recap of the missions trip church plant in Apokoro village outside of Mbale, Uganda. The team also visits Lulwanda Children's Home in Bulolelo village and takes a white water rafting ride down the Nile in Jinja. Churches involved are Tomball Bible Church and Grace Community Bible Church (Richmond, TX).< Sponsored Links
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