Wednesday, 25 January 2012 23:48
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Counting the cost of halting walk-to-work
Jaberi Bidandi Ssali, president of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), has written to President Museveni, advising him to retire in 2016 if he wants to leave a good legacy.
Through contacts in State House, The Observer has landed on a letter written to President Museveni by his former minister and now opposition People’s Progressive Party leader, Jaberi Bidandi Ssali.
As police lodge investigations into the death of at least one person at Luzira, as Kampala Capital City Authority officers attempted to destroy illegal structures, Lwemiyaga MP, Theodore Ssekikubo, has offered an insight on the possible origins of the killer weapon.
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- Bidandi tells Museveni to retire in...
Mr Bidandi thats his own opinion and views to... - Right Cook: You can grill perfect b...
Looks really yummy and will try it. Thanks fo... - Police spends Shs 500m daily
The image of teargas shooting in the air is w... - Cash-strapped FDC sends staff on le...
Why dont they simply invest in order to suppo... - Ssemujju Nganda: Agaba was an accid...
We also need to look at the other side of the... - Police spends Shs 500m daily
The Police collects millions I suppose from t...
