Kakande who has contested for MP in Nakawa constituency and lost both elections to NRM’s Fred Rukindi is now shifting his base to Kyadondo South, a constituency currently represented in parliament by Hon. Issa Kikungwe.

We are reliably informed that Kakande is now building a posh house in Masajja parish an area where the largest number of the voters in Kyadondo constituency stay/

Kakande is shifting goal posts at the time when the area MP Issa Kikungwe of the Democratic Party has already announced that he is not seeking reelection as area MP.

It looks as if Kikungwe has accepted Kakande to replace him because recently when the MP went for an operation in India it was Kakande who escorted him.

Kakande has also been heard calling meetings with political strategists in Makindye Sabagabo, an area that makes up Kyadondo South constituency.

By Doreen Nakyanzi

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The deputy spokesperson Keneth Paul Kakande says the Party is ready to ensure that the constitutional bail is not scrapped by Parliament as proposed by President Yoweri Museveni.

Kakande says bail is a fundamental human right guaranteed by the constitution and should not be limited by anyone.

The NRM MPs are meeting the President who is reportedly convincing them of the need to remove the bail for some offenses, making it possible to hold some people for up to six months without trial.

The President has argued that some crimes such as rape, economic sabotage and others should not be bailable until such a time as may be determined by the law.

Kakande says the proposal is against the basic human rights and they are in bad spirit because they target opposition politicians deterring them from talking about problems affecting their people.

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DP national women leader Maxensia Takilambule says they will strip on the streets of Kampala while in Adam’s suit to express their anger towards the government.

Takilambule alleges more than 20 people were taken from their homes and workplaces and up to now their whereabouts are not known.

During a press conference at DP headquarters in kampala today, DP’s deputy publicity secretary Kenneth Paul Kakande appealed to the government to release the suspect.

The suspects in question were arrested in riots following the stopping of the King of Buganda, Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi from visiting Buruli county, Nakasongola district.

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