User:TreveX

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This user is a member of WikiProject Politics of the United Kingdom.

WikiProject Countering systemic bias open tasks This project creates new articles and improves neglected ones.

Review and Improve: Medical assistant, Hoda Barakat, Persian women's movement, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, Cultural Practice, Covance, History of East Asia, anti-Americanism White pride Requests: Jugurtha Tableland, Talari Gorges, Virginia Berresford, Heather Dean, Sorbian literature, Expand: Henrique Abranches, Ti-Grace Atkinson, List of Muslim educational institutions, Muntaqim v. Coombe, Turbi massacre, International labour standards, National Unity Party, Álvaro Mutis, African Progress Union, Surojana Sethabutra, Rachel Foster Avery Update: Ivorian Civil War, Cotonou, Banjul, Darfur conflict, Stay-at-home dad, Ituri conflict, anti-Americanism other tasks | edit

For your outstanding work on Uganda and related articles, I award you the The Tireless Contributor Barnstar Wizzy…☎ 12:58, August 10, 2005 (UTC)

I could go on and on, but I will leave it to this gesture to tell you how important you have been to Africa on wikipedia.Ezeu 04:15, 23 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] About me

I am a member of the Countering Systemic Bias WikiProject, working mainly on articles relating to East Africa in general and Uganda in particular. Some of my proudest moments include:

• AIDS in Africa
• The Presidents of Uganda series, with much arduous battling over Yoweri Museveni - now a featured article!
• Lord's Resistance Army - now a featured article!
• Acorn Computers Ltd - now a featured article!

• Worst argument ever: Talk:New anti-Semitism
• What I'm working on at the moment: Nuclear weapons and the United Kingdom

[edit] Relative prominence of East African countries

Measured using Google search in en.wikipedia.org on 7/8/2005

1. Ethiopia 17,800
2. Kenya 17,000
3. Sudan 15,200
4. Uganda 13,100
5. Tanzania 11,200
6. Somalia 9,600
7. Rwanda 9,550
8. Burundi 8,090
9. Djibouti 6,280
10. Eritrea 5,650