The MPs led by the chairperson Florence Kintu have unearthed shocking information about the two properties on plot 1 Sezibwa and plot 2 Mabua roads.

The MPs have discovered the house located along Mabua road that was meant to be the Mayor’s official residence is now turned into a store for impounded goods.

The impounded goods include hundreds of bicycles, paint, over 50 commuter taxis.

Meanwhile the Deputy Executive Director Judith Tukahirwa and the Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago have treated the MPs to free drama.

This after Tukahirwa attacked the mayor for not congratulating her upon her new appointment and for not notifying her of the MPs’ tour.

Lwukwago however hit back saying that he had also not been informed of her appointment, sending the two in a bitter exchange.

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The planned meeting comes at a time when more women and children continue to die due to preventable deaths.

The coordinator child health now campaign at World Vision Richard Kintu says they want policy makers to increase their involvement and support in reducing infant and maternal health.

Kintu adds that they also want to push parliament to continue with the demanding more resources for the health sector if unnecessary deaths are to be prevented.

The meeting is being spearheaded by World Vision and is aimed at marking the Child health now global week of action.

Available statistics from ministry of health places infant mortality at 54deaths per 1000 live births while maternal Mortality rate stands at 310 deaths per 100,000 live births annually.

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There is a rumour inSomaliathat all East African Countries are most likely to ally againstUganda’s political aggression.

This comes at a time when theUSSecretary of State, Hilary Clinton recently confirmed when she was inSouth AfricathatUgandaandRwandawere aiding the M23 rebels fighting in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

So the East African countries have realised that there is need to tameUganda’s militaristic political heads. And this has already resulted into last week’s crash region security conference inKampala. All this brings us to a point that the suspected gun down of the threeUgandamilitary planes was a plot by some East African countries in alliance with the Al Shabaab.

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Following intelligence reports that sections of the Batwa, Bamba and Babwisi were planning to kill the Rwenzururu king (Kabaka), Charles Mumbere, the security has been beefed up in Kasese town council and around his palace.

Rwenzururu King, Charles Wesly Iremangoma

It is said that , the Batwa, Babwisi and Bamba ethnic tribes don’t subscribe/ recognise Mumbere as their King. These groups of people have been protesting against Mumbere’s leadership for along time. They accuse Mumbere of buildings shrines in worship of his small god widely known as Satan.

The security reports indicate that the three ethnic tribes who do not subscribe to the Rwenzururu Kingdom want to attack Mumbere’s palace in Kirindi Trading Centre, Kirindi Parish,BusaruSub-county and they kill him from there.

The people of Kasese and Bundibugyo are on tension now; every person fears for his/her life. The ministers in charge of cultures have already held crisis meeting over the matter.

Every tribe in Mumbere’s kingdom has its own traditional values, virtues and norms and therefore they don’t pay allegiance to Rwenzururu Kingdom though they share the same names.

Sources say that the tension is being perpetuated by prominent people in government who don’t want Rwenzururu to get a king.

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2. Activist Party,P. O. Box224780Mengo,Kampala

3. Bridge Party [BP], Plot 6CementCorporationBuilding.P. O. Box 31252Kampala

Congress Service Volunteers Organisation (COSEVO),P. O. Box 22061Kampala

Conservative Party [CP],P. O. Box5145& 1604,Kampala

6. Democratic Party [DP], City House building inKampala

7. Farmers’ Party ofUganda[FPU], Plot 54,Naguru Drive,P. O. Box 33243Kampala

8. Forum for Democratic Change [FDC), Najjanankumbi in Kampala, P. O. Box 26928Kampala

9. Forum for Integrity in Leadership [FIL], Plot 48B, Ntinda II Rd Naguru,
P. O. Box 7606, Kampala

10. Justice Forum [JEEMA),P. O. Box 3999Kampala

11. Liberal Democratic Transparency [LDT], 2nd Floor, Room 21 Sunset Arcade, Wilson Road,
P. O. Box 33235Kampala

12. Movement for Democratic Change [MDC], Balintuma Road, Nakulabye,
P. O. Box 70952,Kampala

13. Movement Volunteer Mobilisers Organization [MVMO), Plot 86 Jjunju Road
P. O. Box 25351 Kampala P. O. Box 28640 Kampala

14. National Convention for Democracy {NCD], Plot 123, Katwe Rd, Sapoba Hse,
P. O. Box 20692, Kampala

15. National Peasants’ Party [NPP], NamugeraBuilding, Mirim Rd Ndejje (Off Entebbe Rd)
P. O. Box 25645 Kampala Email: napouganda@yahoo.com

16. Ecological Party of Uganda(EPU), NamugeraBuilding, Mirim Rd Ndejje (Off Entebbe Rd)
P. O. Box 25645 Kampala Email: napouganda@yahoo.com

17. National Redemption Party [NRP],P. O. Box 27947Kampala

18. National Resistance Movement [NRM], Plot 10 Kyadondo Rd.
P. O. Box 7778,
Kampala
www.nrm.ug

19. National Unity, Reconciliation and Development [NURP],
Plot 79, Buganda Rd.
P. O. Box 10107,Kampala

20. National Youth Revolutionary Organisation [NYRO], P. O. Box 8254Kampala
Tel: 0485 22554

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2. Activist Party,P. O. Box224780Mengo, Kampala

3. Bridge Party [BP], Plot 6CementCorporationBuilding.P. O. Box 31252 Kampala

Congress Service Volunteers Organisation (COSEVO),P. O. Box 22061 Kampala

Conservative Party [CP],P. O. Box5145& 1604, Kampala

6. Democratic Party [DP], City House building in Kampala

7. Farmers’ Party ofUganda[FPU], Plot 54,Naguru Drive,P. O. Box 33243 Kampala

8. Forum for Democratic Change [FDC), Najjanankumbi in Kampala, P. O. Box 26928 Kampala

9. Forum for Integrity in Leadership [FIL], Plot 48B, Ntinda II Rd Naguru,
P. O. Box 7606, Kampala

10. Justice Forum [JEEMA),P. O. Box 3999 Kampala

11. Liberal Democratic Transparency [LDT], 2nd Floor, Room 21 Sunset Arcade, Wilson Road,
P. O. Box 33235Kampala

12. Movement for Democratic Change [MDC], Balintuma Road, Nakulabye,
P. O. Box 70952, Kampala

13. Movement Volunteer Mobilisers Organization [MVMO), Plot 86 Jjunju Road
P. O. Box 25351 Kampala P. O. Box 28640 Kampala

14. National Convention for Democracy {NCD], Plot 123, Katwe Rd, Sapoba Hse,
P. O. Box 20692, Kampala

15. National Peasants’ Party [NPP], NamugeraBuilding, Mirim Rd Ndejje (Off Entebbe Rd)
P. O. Box 25645 Kampala Email: napouganda@yahoo.com

16. Ecological Party of Uganda(EPU), NamugeraBuilding, Mirim Rd Ndejje (Off Entebbe Rd)
P. O. Box 25645 Kampala Email: napouganda@yahoo.com

17. National Redemption Party [NRP],P. O. Box 27947 Kampala

18. National Resistance Movement [NRM], Plot 10 Kyadondo Rd.
P. O. Box 7778,
Kampala
www.nrm.ug

19. National Unity, Reconciliation and Development [NURP],
Plot 79, Buganda Rd.
P. O. Box 10107, Kampala

20. National Youth Revolutionary Organisation [NYRO], P. O. Box 8254 Kampala
Tel: 0485 22554

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In the suit, Shell contends that in November last year, Otafiire received 1.2bn shillings from it after entering into a lease agreement for land located in FRV304 folio, Plot No.174.

Through Ssebalu and Lule advocates, shell claims that Benzina asked that Otafiire be the lead negotiator in the agreement and also mandated him to receive the agreed dround rent.

Otafiire in his letter dated 19^th of last month allegedly conceded receiving the said money and dispensing it to Benzina accounts.

The aggrieved Petroleum Company avers that Benzina refused to vacate the land and started throwing out shell agents from the petrol station.

Shell now seeks for an order of specific performance of the said lease agreement or alternatively receives compensation for damages for breach of contract and also returns the paid money.

Shell claims to have lost income at a minimum monthly rate of 8m shillings due to the non use of the land from the first day of last month when the agreement commenced.

It seeks 1.2bn shillings compensation in special damages also court to order respondents to pay costs of the suit.

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Kigozi says the old man faces charges of aggravated defilement. The offence attracts a death penalty on conviction.

Kigozi says that the old man reportedly defiled the girl on January 11^th, 2012. The girl confesses that she was sexually abused by her grandfather, an allegation the old man denies.

He says that the mother of the girl wants him jailed such that she sales his plot of land. 

The police surgeon report confirms that the girl was abused but it doesn’t indicate clearly that it is the old man who is responsible.

By James Okello

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The applicant is also required to produce copies of relevant documents relating to ownership of the plot applied for. The person applying for lease also has to draw a sketch map directing how the place applied for can be reached.

In case of a company, submit a copy of the articles and memorandum of association together with a certificate of registration.

The applicant is also supposed to produce photographs of the existing developments on the plot applied for and afterwards attach passport size photographs on the forms obtained from Buganda Land Board.

 By Walakira Nyanzi

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