Government warns opposition parties for inciting foreigners to monitor 2011 polls

Ultimate Media

The government of Uganda has strongly warned opposition parties against using  foreign powers to discredit Uganda Electoral commission.

Uganda Information and national Guidance Minister, kabakumba Masiko

The Minister of Uganda for Information and National Guidance, Kabakumba Matsiko says the Commission is independent.

She says the commission was appointed legally following the national constitution.

The minister says the Uganda government opposes any powers against the commission.

Opposition parties in Uganda under the Inter Party Coalition have all along calling for the disbandment of the commission.

They describe the commission as incompetent and used by the ruling government to rig elections.

Kabakumba adds that no foreign advice is needed in running Uganda.

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