The report recommends that the two ministers, Syda Bbumba of Gender and Khiddu Makubuya of General Duties relinquish their positions over reported abuse of office. The MPs report shows that Bbumba and Khiddu caused financial loss to the Government of Uganda in respect of payment to Haba Group of Companies owned by Hassan Basajjabalaba.

The 66 page report indicates that compensation to Basajjabalaba for losing tenders to manage Owino, Shauriyaako and Nakasero markets inKampala was wrongly executed. The report further recommends the Inspectorate of Government and the Criminal Investigations Department to probe Bbumba and Khidu.

The report also recommends that the Governor of Bank of Uganda, Tumusiime Mutebile, be relieved of his duties for acting recklessly in paying Basajjabalaba over 156 billionUganda shillings as compensation for loss of market deals.

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Mafabi told journalist at parliament the list of ministers who should resign include the Attorney Peter Nyombi for abuse of office , minister for Gender Syda Bumba  implicated in Basajjabalaba 142 billion scandal , minister for information Mary karoro okrut accused of stealing UBC land , prof khiddu makubiya  who was also in Basajjabalaba deal, Hilary onek and prime minister john Patrick amama Mbabazi who are implicated in oil bribes.

He said that if these ministers remain in office by the time parliament return from recess , MPS will force them out through censure.

He said that the money mismanaged by these ministers should have been invested in schools, hospitals, roads improvement.

He also said that kabakumba described the public Accounts committee which Nandala was heading in the Chogm expenditure investigations as a torture chamber because she was protecting herself from being known to have stolen tax payers money.

By Isaac Senabulya

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We have been reliably informed that Hajji Basajjabalaba has bought five timber houses in Ndeeba and officially joined the business.

The business tycoon has now recruited his family members and cousins to run his timber business on his behalf. In fact Basajjabalaba has a lot of money. He has even bought off the land on which the five timber stores are seated.

If history remains constant, you will soon hear that conflicts have erupted at timber stores in Ndeeba. You see wherever Basajjabalaba goes, conflicts follow him. When he was managing Nakasero and Owino markets, his administration was characterised by wrangles.

By Christine Kate

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