The President of Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Col Kiiza Besigye has said that Ugandans need to rise up against President Museveni.

Speaking in an interview with our informer Besigye said “Ugandans need to come to a consensus and get ride of a thieving NRM government.” He says for him he has a belief that Ugandans can use Activists for Change (A4C) rallies to over throw President Museveni and his government.

Besigye repeats that NRM regime will not last up to 2016. President Museveni’s fourth term as president of Uganda expires in 2016.

Besigye says that he is currently lying strategies for the over throw of President Museveni. He says the time is near when he will call upon all Ugandans to demonstrate at police stations, military barracks and at the homes of government officials and see whether the government will kill all people.

Besigye again asked the members of the public to resist fear saying that for him he has been arrested for over 20 times and taken to court but have never regretted having joined the liberation struggle.

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A source in academic registrar’s office, has told this journalist that Bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery is scheduled to raise to 1,450,000 shillings from 1,344,000 shillings. 

Bachelor of dental surgery goes to 1,444,000 shillings from 1,344,000 shillings. Bachelor of Science in nursing is now at 1,444,000 shillings from 1,344,000 shillings.  

Bachelor of laws, according to the new proposed fees structure, will cost candidates 1,360,000 shillings per semester from 1,260,000 shillings. The Academic Registrar of Makerere University, Alfred Masikye Namoah says that all fees are payable in full at the beginning of the academic year or in two installments at the beginning of each semester.

He further says that every privately sponsored student is obliged to pay all the functional fees and the tuition fees before he/she can be registered and allowed to attend classes as well as being issued with the university card.

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Ugandans for the first time will be allowed to share housing units with Uganda police force officers after redevelopment of Nsambya, Kibuli and Naguru police barracks.

The Projects Manager of Uganda police Jim Mugunga have confirmed the development and said that the housing units to be shared have been built by police in partnership with the private developers.

The developers have started erecting high rise commercial and police estates on Naguru land, which is 58.9 hectares, Naguru and Nsambya Barracks.

Other police units to be redeveloped and when completed to be shared with the public include regional police training school Masindi, Wandegeya, Katwe, Kabalagala, Old Kampala, Kawempe, Entebbe and Jinja Road police stations.

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