Uganda’s capital city Kampala.

A source in government told us that one of the ministers of Education and sports has already directed Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) to ensure that all schools inKampalaare removed before the end of 2012.

The KCCA official in charge of planning, Joseph Sentongo says that the move is intended to decongest the city.

The development is likely to affect thousands of pupils and students who have been trekking miles to study inKampala. Some children of the rich persons, especially those who have connections with the ruling party, the National Resistance Movement have been transported twenty miles away to study in Uganda’s capital city Kampala.

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 We are told by one of Rwandese that they hope to meet Museveni this month under their umbrella association of ‘Umubano.’ However the preparations for the meeting have turned controversial because some Rwandese security operatives inUgandahave started calling Umubano members not to attend any meeting with the head of state.

President Museveni

A source in security says thatKigalidoesn’t want Umubano meeting to take place inKampalabecause its main agenda is not known. Another source in Umubano tells us that once the meeting takes place they will have to go because they are not ruled byRwandabutUganda.

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