The Russian president Vladimir Putin has written a letter to Ugandan president Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni over nuclear energy development. President Museveni confirms having received the letter from the Russian Federation.

Sources told us that Putin assured Museveni in the letter that Russia values the relations between Uganda and Russia and that Russia was ready to support Uganda to develop nuclear energy for the development of her people since Uganda has discovered oil.

The message from Russia was delivered to Museveni by the Russian Ambassador to Uganda at the president’s Parliamentary Buildings Office in Uganda’s capital city Kampala.

Putin noted that he was grateful for Uganda’s warm congratulations in connection with his election victory as the President of the Russian Federation. On March 4, the Russian Federation held Presidential polls which were won by Putin.

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This follows intelligence reports that the FDC leader is plotting to declare an armed rebellion on the Kampala government.

Besigye who was the first runner up during the February presidential polls has however denied this intelligence information, saying that most of the informers no longer have things to report about.

A source sitting on the army council has told this reporter that UPDF treats all intelligence information in the same way and it can not just trash reports that the FDC leader is soon declaring a guerrilla war.

We take them seriously until proved otherwise. In a radio call message to all army detaches yesterday by Gen. Aronda Nyakairima, all commanding officers were told to be on alert anytime and get ready to quickly respond in case there is insecurity reported.

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 She says that this time she has mastered all the loopholes which made her lose the presidential polls and so Ugandans should expect her to be their next president after Museveni in 2016. Kamya was talking to our informers at her home inKampala.

 Kamya says that she is currently working with people who have money and they are ready to contribute towards her cause. Kamya was the only woman who contested in last presidential polls and she was 4^th in the race of five men and one woman.

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A source explains that this proposal is still under discussion. The ruling party wants the party with majority MPs to produce the president for the country.

 A source further explains that using the parliamentary system to choose the president will help the country to save the resources it has been using in organising presidential polls. 

The source also says that this will help NRM to remain in power for a long time because chances are high that it will remain with majority MPs. Even currently NRM has over 80% of the MPs in the 9^th parliament.

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A source explains that this proposal is still under discussion. The ruling party wants the party with majority MPs to produce the president for the country.

A source further explains that using the parliamentary system to choose the president will help the country to save the resources it has been using in organising presidential polls.

The source also says that this will help NRM to remain in power for a long time because chances are high that it will remain with majority MPs. Even currently NRM has over 80% of the MPs in the 9^th parliament.

By Moureen Nakyanzi

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Kamya has told our informers that last time she lost the polls because she did not have enough money and she was new entrant in the field.

She says that this time she has mastered all the loopholes which made her to lose the presidential polls and so Ugandans should expect her to be their next president after Museveni in 2016. Kamya was talking to our informers at her home in Kampala.

Kamya says that she is currently working with people who have money and they are ready to contribute towards her cause. Kamya was the only woman who contested in last presidential polls and she was 4^th in the race of five men and one woman.

By Maureen Nakyanzi

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