Mwaka says that opposition parties need less bloodshed but total mobilization of grassroots voters amidst ‘bogus’ electoral Commission’ the way it was done in Senegal for opposition to win the polls.

Mwaka says that opposition Political Parties in Senegal went down to the grassroots level a midst suppression of the president of Senegal and his anti opposition team. Instead of Senegalese picking guns and causing bloodshed; Mwaka says they mobilized funds from donors, mobilized opposition structures and won the voters hearts through right message!

This president Museveni’s spy wonders whether our political Parties in Uganda have the structures; the internal Democracy; the financial mobilization skills and the will to be the next government. “Can war or revolution help; will it work in Uganda without years of bloodshed? What is the best way? Thinking aloud as I salute the politicians of Senegal!

President Wade of Senegal even went ahead to amend the constitution to suit his age and put no term limits the way the Kampala government has done for president Museveni but still opposition members voted Wade out of power.

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The LC5 councilors will get 3.5 million shillings while those at the division level will earn 2.6 million shillings every month.

Every thing is included in the 3.5 million shillings. It includes constituency mobilization, transport and medical allowances. Councilors at the district and the division level will receive sitting allowance of 230,000 shillings.

But it is one sitting in three months. In addition to the sittings, there are also committee sittings. So if your councilors at the village level tell you that they get little money, you must know how much they earn per month.

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Addressing the media in Kampala today, Rurangaranga reiterated that the party constitution does not give the party president powers to expel the officials who were elected by the General Assembly.

Rurangaranga says that the party is planning to hold a meeting next year that will decide whether Odit and Pulkol should be suspended.

On 12 December the UPC party President Olara Otunu suspended David Pulkol and Odit from the offices of the Secretary for Policy and Mobilization and Secretary General respectively on allegations of mismanagement of funds.

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