Tumwebaze has told journalists during a press conference at cabinet library in Kampala that the KCCA act gives him powers to direct the authority to do what he thinks is urgent.

He says that over 19,000 developers have approached him complaining about their plans not being approved by KCCA yet they acquired loans to put up structures.

The committee has not been formed because of the disagreements between the lord mayor Elias Lukwago and KCCA executive director Jennifer Musisi.

Tumwebaze adds that KCCA has been demolishing illegal structures in the city yet it has failed to approve plans for those who have applied.

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In what looks like a provocation, the planning committee of the Democratic Party has sent invitations to ministers in president Museveni’s government inviting them for a closed door meeting at City House.

The City House building onLuwum   Streethouses the headquarters of the Democratic Party. The details on the invitation cards tell the ministers that President Museveni’s days at statehouse her over and the ministers are needed at City House to plan next government.

The message in the cards further informs the ministers that the next government after Museveni’s NRM is going to be DP thus the necessity of next Monday’s meeting at City house.

Sources at DP head offices says that the invitations to NRM leaders and ministers are intended to help them to jump the NRM ship and find a better leadership in the Democratic Party to follow.

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