| Tony Blair to attend Uganda’s convention |
| By Jane Nafula & Kelvin Nsangi |
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KAMPALA - The British Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, is expected to attend an international convention in the UK on 2006 governance. According to a press statement signed by the Unafu Secretary for International Relations, Mr William Katongole, the objective of the convention is to determine whether the constitutional changes taking place will lead to adoption of national federalism, human rights and good governance in Uganda. Resolutions on how Uganda should be governed before and after President Yoweri Museveni’s regime will be discusseed and a programme proposed should Museveni and his diehards impose unwanted constitutional amendments. “The convention is so special because it is going to discuss and map out the actual strategies of Uganda’s 2006 leadership quest,” the statement read in part. Participants will discuss what type of federalism Uganda is engaging in. Mr Michael Howard of the British Conservative Party, former Ugandan President, Godfrey Binaisa, DP President, Dr Paul ssemogerere, FDC’s Mugisha Muntu and Chapaa Karuhanga, Unafu coordinator and member of the Justice Forum, Mr Emmanuel Oketcho and Lubaga South MP, Mr Ken Lukyamuzi, are also expected to attend the convention.
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