Their vehicles were recently shattered during the recent demonstrations, but the police and the government in general doesn’t want opposition leaders to walk on foot or use public means while visiting markets, courts, places of workshop… Some of the opposition leaders like Kenneth Paul Kakande (the spokesperson of the Democratic Party) have no cars because they were stolen, damaged in demonstrations or seized by the police. Kakande says that the government has impoverished them.

They don’t have the money to repair their cars but whenever they move on foot the police arrests them and whenever they drive their cars the police arrests them that mechanically dangerous conditioned cars.

For example in Kampala today, the police arrested FDC women league leader Ingrid Turinawe and Kampala woman MP Nagayi Sempala as they were walking to Court in a procession from their homes. The opposition leader Col. Kiiza Besigye describes the charges police charges opposition leaders as politically motivated arguing that the Government does not have evidence to sustain them in court.

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For the Democratic Party (DP) the story is not so different. MPs Betty Nambooze and Lulume Bayiga have already been branded rebels for their parallel views. Now the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) of Col. Kiiza Besigye has also named MPs Reagan Okumu, Geoffrey Ekanya, and Nabillah Sempala over their parallel views about the party administrations.

The FDC rebel MPs have now threatened to tire FDC apart if the leaders of FDC don’t reconcile with them. Wait for more details in our next report coming shortly.

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