William Salmond

By Vision Reporter Added 20th January 2008 03:00 AM THE only sound I could hear under the forest shade was the creaking of branches in a copse of bamboo. The wind was gentle, blowing in from Lake Victoria, the famed source of the Nile River. By William Salmond With many negatives in the children’s lives,each positive event is momentous. The camp is a series of positive events THE only sound I could hear under the forest shade was the creaking of branches in a copse of bamboo.

William Salmond William Salmond is a Scot who has spent most of his working life in Africa. He is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana. In Twi language in Ghana the minister is called osofo the same name given to a traditional healer. Salmond has travelled in many parts of Africa and has spent time in the homeland of tree climbing lions like Isha in Ishasha in the south of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda.

By Vision Reporter Added 8th June 2012 01:05 PM USAID has recently celebrated 50 years of development efforts worldwide and is able to take a long term perspective. It is only right and proper that the ministry of health will now take up the burden of care and treatment By William Salmond RECENT reports in the New Vision and other media reflect an unfortunate bickering among development partners in the HIV/ AIDS struggle.