2. Activist Party

3. Bridge Party [BP]

4. Congress Service Volunteers Organisation (COSEVO)

5. Conservative Party [CP]

6. Democratic Party [DP]

7. Farmers’ Party ofUganda[FPU]

8. Forum for Democratic Change [FDC)

9. Forum for Integrity in Leadership [FIL]

10. Justice Forum [JEEMA)

11. Liberal Democratic Transparency [LDT]

12. Movement for Democratic Change [MDC]

13. Movement Volunteer Mobilisers Organization [MVMO)

14. National Convention for Democracy {NCD]

15. National Peasants’ Party [NPP]

16. Ecological Party ofUganda(EPU)

17. National Redemption Party [NRP]

18. National Resistance Movement [NRM]

19. National Unity, Reconciliation and Development [NURP]

20. National Youth Revolutionary Organisation [NYRO]

21. New Order Democracy [NOD]

22. People’s Development Party (PDP)

23. People’s Independent Party [PIP]

24. People’s Progressive Party [PPP]

25. People’s United Movement [PUM]

26. Popular People’s Democracy [PPD]

27. ProgressiveAllianceParty [PAP]

28. Reform Party [RP]

29. Republican Women and Youth Party [RWYP]

30. Social Democratic Party[SDP]

31. Society for Peace and Development [SPD]

32.UgandaEconomic Party [UEP]

33.UgandaMandate Party [UMP]

34.UgandaPatriotic Movement [UPM]

35. Uganda People’s Congress [UPC]

36.UgandaPeople’s Party [UPP]

37. Green Partisan Party (GPP)

38.UgandaFederalAlliance (UFA)

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The army and police are probing reports that FDC and other opposition parties are secretly recruiting people into rebel activities. This follows intelligence reports last week that led to arrest of two opposition cadres in Nansana who had been reportedly recruited into rebel activities.

Sources in CMI have told us that they have recruited some leaders of these opposition parties to be the ones giving security reports about formation of rebel groups. A source says that most of the youth being recruited into rebel activities are in FDC, JEEMA, and SDP among others.

We have also been told that the opposition elements are being financed by western powers to get the youth engages in rebellions. A source says that the security has got all the names of people who have been recruited and so they will soon be arrested. We have not identified the names of the people being followed due to security reasons.

By James Okello

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A source in NRM parliamentary caucus has intimated to us that the supporters of DP, FDC, UPC, JEEMA and PPP among other opposition party are free to go to Kyankwanzi when the president summons NRM cadres to go there.

Kampala Central MP, Medde Nsereko says that when NRM summons its cadres for meetings, they use public facilities so any member of the public can also go since the facilities used are owned by all citizens.

MP Nsereko is considered in NRM circles as an opposition element who contested for parliament on NRM ticket.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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The Uganda Young Democrats (UYD) a youth wing of the Democratic Party has indicated its intentions to join the opposition alliance of Inter-party cooperation (IPC) in preparation for the coming 2011 Uganda General elections.

The Uganda currents political parties under the IPC alliance are JEEMA, FDC, UPC and Conservative party.

UYD leader, Susan Abbo (NV)

The head of UYD Susan Abbo told journalists in Kampala today (Friday, 25^th June 2010) that the decision was unanimously supported by the UYD leadership.

Abbo who is also the former Makerere University Guild president says that the alliance provides the best opportunity for Uganda opposition to win the Uganda coming 2011 general elections.

UYD decision comes after another faction of Uganda’s oldest political party DP headed by Dr. Lulume Bayiga also resolved to join the IPC alliance.

The Democtic Party headed by the Northern Uganda Gulu district LCV chairperson Nobert Mao, refused to join the IPC alliance arguing that it risks weakening the Uganda political opposition.

This comes as good news to Uganda opposition as it prepares the ground to defeat the ruling National Resistance Movement Party (NRM) headed by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in the coming Uganda 2011 elections.

Also see

Uganda Minister says IPC will not win elections

Uganda DP party likely to join IPC

IPC women hold another demonstration in Kampala

Uganda DP faction to join IPC

Solomon Akugizibwe, Ultimate Media

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