Kampala Catholic Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga has asked parents and guardians to teach their daughters the difference between men who flatters girls and those who compliments girls.

He says girls need to know men who spend money on them and men who invest in them. Lwanga says girls need to know men who view girls as property and those men who view girls properly.

Addressing parents at Lubaga Catholic Church in Kampala, Dr. Lwanga said a girl needs to know a man who lusts her and a man who loves her.

“Girls need to know a man who believes that he is a gift to women and a man who remembers that a woman is a gift to a man,” he says.

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UN.GIFT Small Grants: UN.GIFT has established a Small Grants Facility with the overall objective to increase and improve support structures for victims of human trafficking around the world.

Through a Call for Proposals, relevant organizations will be identified and the most promising projects will be selected.

Civil society organizations will receive grants either to sustain existing anti-human trafficking initiatives or to engage in additional counter-trafficking activities.

In additions, the UN.GIFT website will provide a virtual forum for CSOs to promote their projects, to network with other stakeholders and to showcase their activities to the international community.

The following activities are a priority for UN.GIFT Small Grants:

• The empowerment of vulnerable groups and communities
• Direct victim support
• Cooperation between NGOs from countries of origin and destination
• Collection of evidence-based knowledge

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UN.GIFT Small Grants: UN.GIFT has established a Small Grants Facility with the overall objective to increase and improve support structures for victims of human trafficking around the world.

Through a Call for Proposals, relevant organizations will be identified and the most promising projects will be selected.

Civil society organizations will receive grants either to sustain existing anti-human trafficking initiatives or to engage in additional counter-trafficking activities.

In additions, the UN.GIFT website will provide a virtual forum for CSOs to promote their projects, to network with other stakeholders and to showcase their activities to the international community.

The following activities are a priority for UN.GIFT Small Grants:

• The empowerment of vulnerable groups and communities
• Direct victim support
• Cooperation between NGOs from countries of origin and destination
• Collection of evidence-based knowledge

For more information and application see; UN.GIFT Small Grants

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 Muntu told this informer that by law former army commanders receive cars, house and they remain receiving their salaries until they die. But when he finished his work as army commander president Museveni as the commander in chief of UPDF gave him a 4wd vehicle and he refused to take it. Muntu says that he told the people who had brought him the car to go back and tell Museveni that ‘am (Muntu) done.’

The former army commander also says that one day Museveni called and told him that he was going to promote him to general and become defence minister. “I told him I’m done. One day we were in Kyankwanzi and I stood and challenged the president on third term. I told him that we went to the bush to fight over staying in power.” he recalls.

 Muntu goes ahead: “When I was in the bush, formerUgandapresident Milton Obote looked after my family. While in the bush, I was shot twice and Obote met my bill. When I recovered he bought me a brand new benz. I packed it at statehouse and went back to the bush. I am over strict and whenever I see a mistake I have to tell it so Uganda needs people like me to be presidents,” he says.

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