The acting chief whip of NRM, David Bahati says that the one-week retreat is scheduled to start on Thursday January 12th at the National Leadership Institute in Kyankwanzi.

The retreat comes at a time when most of the MPs on the NRM ticket are sidelining with the opposition to fight the increasing case of corruption in Uganda government. Bahati says that the retreat will help NRM to tame their members who are sidelining with the opposition to fight the government in power.

The retreat has also come at a time when the country is in a deep financial crisis and hundreds of Ugandans hardly get one meal a day. Some of the voters in Uganda due to poor sanitation, corruption scandals and political unrest in Uganda, want to recall some of the leaders in parliament.

By Moureen Nakyanzi

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Former Managing Director of Uganda’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) David Jamwa may be facing corruption charges over mismanagement of NSSF funds but he is still rich, wealthy and coughs money wherever he goes.

The former NSSF chief has reportedly bought a luxurious state of the Jaguar. Jamwa, who is also a supporter of the ruling National Resistance Movement and a friend to Uganda’s prime Minister, Amama Mbabazi has been sighted many times this week driving this car in Uganda’s Capital City Kampala.

Other people wonder why Jamwa puts on shades whenever he cruises this state of the art Jaguar. Jamwa sacked all his drivers immediately he was fired from NSSF. Jamwa has series of other posh cars and houses in Kampala.

By Christine Kate

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