FDC vice dead
Friday, 3rd March, 2006

By Charles Etukuri
Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) vice-chairperson for Buganda region Prince Vincent Kimera (right) has died.

Beti Kamya, the special envoy in the office of the FDC president, said Kimera died in a South Africa hospital yesterday morning.

“The FDC leadership is very saddened by the untimely death of Kimera when his industry and resources are highly needed during this difficult time in the history of our country,” she said, without giving further details.

FDC national chairman Dr. Sulaiman Kiggundu described Kimera as a devoted colleague who was determined to root out dictatorship in Uganda.

“He was a very good colleague who was very clear about the needs of Ugandans. He was a very staunch supporter of (FDC leader Col. Kizza) Besigye and was determined to have a better Uganda. The outcome of the results may have shocked him just as it did to many of us who knew we had a great victory,” Kiggundu said.

Sam Njuba, the FDC vice-president, described Kimera as a staunch Catholic and a committed person. “It is a big loss to Ugandans,” he said. He had a mixed career and was once involved in the liberation struggle as an active member of the Uganda Freedom Movement led by Andrew Kayira.
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