This "yellow of line Middle of the road politics" conducted the British in Uganda, will not serve British interest. The Brits are advised to take a position now.
You are either with Museveni against the people of Uganda or you are with Ugandans and against Military dictatorship in what ever form or shape.
Talking like a double mouth/headed snake is simple wasting the time of the people of Uganda.
Opoko Matek
By Ibrahim Kasita
Jan 2, 2005
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KAMPALA - The United Kingdom, like other development partners, has no position on Uganda�s presidential term limits. It is however concerned that in the process of taking decisions on this issue and other aspects of political transition, legitimacy should be the catch word - both on the local and international scene. In a statement issued Friday by High Commissioner Adam Wood, he said they would monitor Uganda�s political transition to ensure that there are rules for multi party competition. He said Uganda�s continued stability would depend on having a legitimate process of political and constitutional change. He said proof of UK�s position was the pegging of its budgetary support to reforms - as detailed in the Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP), including macro-economic management and governance. �Britain remains keen to support Uganda�s continued development and progress in reducing poverty. The High Commissioner signed a new budget support arrangement this month for a grant of up to �145 million over the next 3-years to support implementation of the Poverty PEAP,� he said. Mr Wood also called for separation of the organs of state from the Movement in law and practice. |
� 2005 The Monitor Publications.
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