Col. Kiiza Besigye says he has heard of calls from NRM government supporters to the effect that the members of Activists for Change (A4C) should be condemned for the killing of a police man on Wednesday.

Besigye however says that he has not heard any supporter of President Museveni saying that the criminal acts of police should be condemned or investigated.

“In professional investigations, we look at the act and the circumstances under which an incidence occurred. NRM supporters should be asking themselves why citizens are reacting to police in such a manner. Why now? And what has gone wrong?

Besigye further says that NRM supporters did not condemn police for the lives that got lost during walk to work I and walk to work phase II, Kasubi tombs firing incident or the Buganda riots of 2009 in which over 27 people died and scores injured.

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The president of Uganda Peoples’ Congress (UPC), Dr. Olara Otunnu has welcomed the birth of the new prince ofBugandaKingdom, Richard Semakokkiro.

The Katikkiro of Buganda announced the birth of a second son of the Kabaka of Buganda Ronald Muwenda Mutebi on Tuesday evening.

Otunnu says that the birth of the newBugandaprince means that there will be continuity of traditional leadership in Bugandaas there will be no succession vacuum. Otunnu says that UPC has a party is a strong supporter of Buganda traditions; this is the reason it is pleased with the birth of the newBugandaprince.

Otunnu said this in a statement he pinned at the UPC head offices in Kampala today.  The new born prince is the fifth child of the Kabaka after Prince Jjunju and Princesses; JoanNassolo,Victoria Nkinzi  and Sarah Katrina Sangalyambogo. Otunnu says that all the members of UPC are praying for the good health of the newBugandaprince.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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Former Managing Director of Uganda’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) David Jamwa may be facing corruption charges over mismanagement of NSSF funds but he is still rich, wealthy and coughs money wherever he goes.

The former NSSF chief has reportedly bought a luxurious state of the Jaguar. Jamwa, who is also a supporter of the ruling National Resistance Movement and a friend to Uganda’s prime Minister, Amama Mbabazi has been sighted many times this week driving this car in Uganda’s Capital City Kampala.

Other people wonder why Jamwa puts on shades whenever he cruises this state of the art Jaguar. Jamwa sacked all his drivers immediately he was fired from NSSF. Jamwa has series of other posh cars and houses in Kampala.

By Christine Kate

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