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  • Richard "we need equipment, we need to increase the soldiers pay from the current $750 per month to the $1800 like the UN" The average pay in Uganda for a clerk, police officer, or bus driver is $100-200 USD per month. Who would actually get that increase of salary? Makes me wonder if it isn't a good idea for someone to compare the financial payments from the us government to uganda's posted reciepts. Thursday, July 29, 2010
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  • Richard I'm fine. Police Chief said 2 bombs, have heard possible 3rd during cup in k'la. Intl news reporting Somali blamed. :(. Sunday, July 11, 2010
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