[Ugnet] Cheeye Arrested, etc

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Cheeye Arrested,remanded over debt

By Gertrude Nampewo

Friday, 03 March 2006

The Director of Economic Monitoring in the Internal Security Organization, Teddy Ssezi Cheeye has been arrested for failure to pay a debt.

Cheeye bought computers and accessories worth 14.9 million shillings from a Kampala company, Dakri Business Systems Ltd between 2003 and 2004.

Cheeye lost the case in May last year and court ordered him to pay 16 million including the costs of the suit.

By today Cheeye had only paid three million shillings of the 16 million.

Commercial Court Registrar John Keitirima ordered for his arrest and he was taken to Luzira prison.

Cheeye will only be released after he has finished payment.

Cheeye is also wanted by the commission of inquiry investigating the mismanagement of Global Fund program in Uganda. He failed to account for 120 million shillings his Non Government Organization received from the Global Fund on Aids, Malaria and Tuberculosis.

source: Radio Simba

< B>Njuba election challenged

By Emma Okella

Friday, 03 March 2006
Nakawa court magistrate Deo Nzeimana also rules this afternoon whether votes for Kyadondo East constituency where FDCâs Sam Njuba was declared winner should be recounted.

The incumbent Sitenda Sebalu through his lawyers Tumwesigye, Baingana and Company advocates challenged Njubaâs election alleged that returning officers tallied the votes in favor of Njuba.

Njubaâs lawyer Yusuf Nsibambi today morning told court that the application should be dismissed with costs because it is falsified.

Njuba beat Sitenda Sebalu by 23 votes in the just ended parliamentary election.

Nadduli petitions EC over opponentâs Papers

By Emma Okella

Thursday, 02 March 2006
Outgoing Luweero LC 5 chairman Hajji Abdul Nadduli has petitioned the Electoral commission over academic papers of his opponent Ronald Ndawula.

Ndawula was recently declared Luweero LC5 chairman unopposed after Nadduliâs nomination was cancelled on grounds of academic qualifications.

Nadduli through his lawyers, Lukwago and Company Advocates now claims Ronald Ndawula also lacks the required qualifications. He says the US based Rochville University, Ndawula claims to have attained his degree is not accredited by the American government.

He also says that Ndawula is not fit for public office because last year he tried to hire a mercenary to sit UNEB exams on his behalf at Everest College Luweero.

However Ndawula says his academic papers were verified by the National Council for Higher Education and that Nadduli should stop wasting his time and money. He adds that Nadduli should swallow the âbitt er pillâ and join him in working for Luweero.

Nadduliâs camp has also been accusing Maj. James Kinobe of destabilizing Luweero by petitioning candidature of Nadduli and Ndawula. However Kinobe refutes the allegations and advises Nadduli to accept defeat and stop discrediting him amongst the population.

Govât responsible for low voter turn up - EC

By Administrator Editor

Thursday, 02 March 2006
The Electoral Commission chairman has blamed government, for the low voter turn up in todayâs district local council elections.

Speaking to Radio Simba in Kampala, Kiggundu said that government delayed to declare Thursday a public holiday.

The state minister for information James Nsaba Buturo said that Thursday would be a normal working day. But that information was later cancelled by a late hour declaration by President Museveni that Thursday would be a public holiday.

Most offices, schools and business centers in Kampala were open to normal business today.

Kiggundu says that government should have declared the public holiday much earlier, to enable people remain at home and vote for their candidates.

Kiggundu said that he was disappointed, that few people have turned up for the elections.

He however noted, that most v oters become less enthusiastic to local elections, after they have voted in the presidential and parliamentary elections.

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By Gertrude Nampewo

Friday, 03 March 2006 The Director of Economic Monitoring in the Internal Security Organization, Teddy Ssezi Cheeye has been arrested for failure to pay a debt. Cheeye bought computers and accessories worth 14.9 million shillings from a Kampala company, Dakri Business Systems Ltd between 2003 and 2004. Cheeye lost the case in May last year and court ordered him to pay 16 million including the costs of the suit. By today Cheeye had only paid three million shillings of the 16 million. Commercial Court Registrar John Keitirima ordered for his arrest and he was taken to Luzira prison. Cheeye will only be released after he has finished payment. Cheeye is also wanted by the commission of inquiry investigating the mismanagement of Global Fund program in Uganda. He failed to account for 120 million shillings his Non Government Organization received from the Global Fund on Aids, Malaria and Tuberculosis.

By Emma Okella

Friday, 03 March 2006 Nakawa court magistrate Deo Nzeimana also rules this afternoon whether votes for Kyadondo East constituency where FDCâs Sam Njuba was declared winner should be recounted. The incumbent Sitenda Sebalu through his lawyers Tumwesigye, Baingana and Company advocates challenged Njubaâs election alleged that returning officers tallied the votes in favor of Njuba. Njubaâs lawyer Yusuf Nsibambi today morning told court that the application should be dismissed with costs because it is falsified. Njuba beat Sitenda Sebalu by 23 votes in the just ended parliamentary election.

By Emma Okella

Thursday, 02 March 2006 Outgoing Luweero LC 5 chairman Hajji Abdul Nadduli has petitioned the Electoral commission over academic papers of his opponent Ronald Ndawula. Ndawula was recently declared Luweero LC5 chairman unopposed after Nadduliâs nomination was cancelled on grounds of academic qualifications. Nadduli through his lawyers, Lukwago and Company Advocates now claims Ronald Ndawula also lacks the required qualifications. He says the US based Rochville University, Ndawula claims to have attained his degree is not accredited by the American government. He also says that Ndawula is not fit for public office because last year he tried to hire a mercenary to sit UNEB exams on his behalf at Everest College Luweero. However Ndawula says his academic papers were verified by the National Council for Higher Education and that Nadduli should stop wasting his time and money. He adds that Nadduli should swallow the âbitt er pillâ and join him in working for Luweero. Nadduliâs camp has also been accusing Maj. James Kinobe of destabilizing Luweero by petitioning candidature of Nadduli and Ndawula. However Kinobe refutes the allegations and advises Nadduli to accept defeat and stop discrediting him amongst the population.

By Administrator Editor

Thursday, 02 March 2006 The Electoral Commission chairman has blamed government, for the low voter turn up in todayâs district local council elections. Speaking to Radio Simba in Kampala, Kiggundu said that government delayed to declare Thursday a public holiday. The state minister for information James Nsaba Buturo said that Thursday would be a normal working day. But that information was later cancelled by a late hour declaration by President Museveni that Thursday would be a public holiday. Most offices, schools and business centers in Kampala were open to normal business today. Kiggundu says that government should have declared the public holiday much earlier, to enable people remain at home and vote for their candidates. Kiggundu said that he was disappointed, that few people have turned up for the elections. He however noted, that most v oters become less enthusiastic to local elections, after they have voted in the presidential and parliamentary elections.

[Ugnet] Cheeye Arrested, etc

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