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Wants to be President
editThe statemant that Mwenda wants to be president needs to be referenced, especially since The Monitor is citing this article[1] when further spreading this unsourced statement.--Ezeu 01:58, 25 December 2006 (UTC)
Incorrect citation
editCitation number 4 states that Bono drew headlines "with his foul-mouthed heckling of his speech".
The actual speech was given here [2]. Watching it through, it is patently clear that there was no such heckling. Mr. Mwenda asked the audience for counter-examples for a claim he felt was unchallengeable, and Bono spoke up and was otherwise silent the whole talk.
The citation (and also the article it came from, naturally) are both so incontrovertibly incorrect given a link to the actual talk, I feel like the citation should be deleted. Given that the guidelines above state "Controversial material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately, especially if potentially libellous" I've taken it upon myself to do so. However, feel free to revert the article back to the way it was if I misunderstand.
—Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.188.72.101 (talk) 17:23, 14 May 2009 (UTC)
Link Farm
editI removed these ELs from the article itself per WP:LINKFARM. But they're here if anyone wants to use them as a resource for expansion.
Press articles
edit- Mwenda denied bond, faces 5 years in prison, Charles Mwanguhya Mpagi, Sunday Monitor, 14 August 2005
- Mwenda detained, Alfred Wasike, New Vision, 14 August 2005
- Ugandan police charge journalist, BBC News, 13 August 2005
- Uganda's radio closure condemned, BBC News, 12 August 2005
- Press freedom groups raise concerns, IFEX, 17 August 2005
- Radio KFM back on the air but one of its journalists to be tried for sedition, Reporters sans frontières, 19 August 2005
- Mwenda tells Gelf Magazine why he won't stay quiet, Gelf Magazine, 1 September 2005
- 'Aid only feeds Africa's corruption' The Times, 8 July 2006
- Foreign Aid and the Weakening of Democratic Accountability in Uganda The Cato Institute
- Sehnsucht nach der Kolonialzeit, Die Weltwoche, 12 October 2006
- New paper says Uganda presidency blocks first edition, Reuters Africa, Thurs 13 Dec 2007
- Uganda journalists held in raid, BBC, Saturday 26 April 2008