BLACK MONDAY-TODAY'S PICTURE

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A pregnant woman in Amuru District heads out with a friend for the Black Monday Dialogue FOWODE was holding in her community last Monday 5th August 2013.    

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  1. Passion for Human DignityAugust 12, 2013 at 6:56 AM

    I am impressed by the pregnant woman puting on black! There is need for more people to join the activism against theft of public money! In Uganda, the world bank's recent findings show that over 1,000 Billion Uganda Shillings are lost due to corruption. This money would do a lot and would save '000 of lives!

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  2. Passion for Human DignityAugust 12, 2013 at 4:04 PM

    Black monday, the way to campaign against corruption!

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