Ring Lights in Uganda

For an overview of this year’s U.N.-sponsored conference visit, watch this video.

If you’re not familiar with The Agenda, its mission is to advance the interests of humanity via “a shared agenda.” The Agenda is a comprehensive roadmap of policies, policy frameworks, policies solutions, tools and solutions aimed at building consensus and to provide a new type of sustainable society. The Agenda is often referred to as “the new left,” and in May and August it was announced the United Nations General Assembly would hold the Agenda.

A video of this meeting shows some background on the conference of 2012 at Nairobi University. It’s a pretty good representation of how it all unfolded.

The Agenda

The agenda was announced at Nairobi University on 28 April 2012. The list of topics was to be discussed by three conference participants. The agenda is focused on three core areas of international trade, trade in services, and the management of environmental and environmental issues. The agenda was developed so that organizations around the globe can hear from the U.N. members and contribute to the agenda, as well as those from local partners, international economic partners and international business enterprises. The agenda’s primary objectives were to:

Conduct multilateral and bilateral multilateral dialogues focusing on national policy. To promote local self-government and development in the region, including on economic, social, environmental and economic rights. To foster collaborative solutions between nations
Ring Lights in Uganda

Bodies of the missing include: https://jiji.ug/388-ring-light
Marilee R, an American citizen;

Maryann Johnson, an African-American male;

Stephanie Riese, a US citizen;

David Williams, an African-American male; and

Joseph Young, an American youth from South Africa.

Both women were on a motorcycle at the time of the deaths.

Riese was taken off life support for a medical reason. She is likely still in a critical condition.

Young is a member of the South African Armed Forces, which is fighting the battle to defeat the Kigali ethnic insurgents in South Africa. His family also has ties to that party.

The couple attended a family event for a friend on Tuesday. Young had his car removed from the road by police.

A neighbor says they were friends when they went through life together and are still very close in the community.

“Well, I have heard about this a lot and it was all just unbelievable,” one neighbor in Pune said. “Well they really loved each other but that’s just not there anymore. And now they got involved.”

A South African police source said there was no immediate news about the bodies.

Investigators have worked with other agencies to find the bodies in what was believed to be a botched funeral but were still trying to identify whoever brought the bodies and their belongings home.