Sources in security tell this informer that the members of opposition activists for change are planning to demonstrate onKampalastreets for a full week starting on next Monday.

 The security briefings indicate that the members of A4C met at Katonga road inKampalatoday and resolved to resume with their walk to work protests. In the meeting, it was resolved that the organisers of the protests should get a team of people who will follow up   the people who would have been arrested by the police.

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Talking to the media in Kampala, the commissioner of police in charge of traffic and road safety, Steven Kasiima said that they have beefed at deployment on the roads following the increasing road accidents during this Christmas season.

Kasiima says that the officers have been directed to reprimand passengers, drivers and vehicle owners who will be seen as perpetrating bad road usage.

Kasiima has asked the members of the public to cooperate with the police to rid the roads of bad users.

Yesterday, a semi-trailer crushed a taxi in Kampala and killed 5 people instantly and a traffic officer was on duty was also hit dead by a speeding vehicle along Kampala-Masaka highway at Katonga swamp.

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