Press Release: Uganda’s Development Agenda in the 21st Century & Related Regional Issues

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Jones Harvest Publishing is honored to introduce Eric Kashambuzi’s Uganda’s Development Agenda in the 21st Century & Related Regional Issues, a landmark work about Uganda’s past, present and future. Uganda’s Development Agenda delves deeply into the challenges facing this turbulent African nation and suggests what needs to be done to improve the country. As the author poignantly notes at the beginning, this book is “Dedicated to Ugandans: Past, Present and Future Generations.”

Uganda’s Development Agenda in the 21st Century & Related Regional Issues is full of hope and Eric Kashambuzi believes in positive change. As he wrote, “The state together with the private and civil society sectors as well as development partners need to pull their resources together to make the necessary changes and bring about the desired results.” Clearly the author’s main focus is to explain to the reader the current situation in Uganda; to illustrate its History, and explain why it is so vulnerable now. He also discusses geographical location as well as food and nutrition, security and structural development issues. Kashambuzi then offers his own vision of what could be done to change Uganda for the better and then provides new development strategies for the 21st century. Quoting from the book’s introduction: “The tenor of the book is more about action to produce tangible results than on visionary speeches.”

Press Release: World Leaders at the UN General Assembly; And What They Said in the General Debate in 2007

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Jones Harvest Publishing is proud to introduce World Leaders at the UN General Assembly; And What They Said in the General Debate in 2007, by Eric Kashambuzi. This landmark work did for the UN what Bob Woodward did for the White House. World Leaders is about the United Nations, it’s History – its birth and its evolution into the institution we know today. More importantly, Kashambuzi covers the topics the U.N. deals with and their related issues. This work gives us a very detailed account of what they said during last year’s General Debate -in 2007.

These debates occur every year in September in New York City, the headquarters of the United Nations. World leaders from 192 countries -the member states, meet there to discuss global topics. During their debates, the wide range of issues discussed can range from peace and security, to human rights and development, as well as to climate changes. And as a result, the establishment of new international guidelines has been facilitated by what member states have recommended.