The Inter Agency Working Group (IAWG) for Disaster Preparedness in East and Central Africa is holding the 3rd Annual Humanitarian Partnership Conference (HPC) at the Boma Inn Hotel.
Under the them: Exploring Humanitarian Partnerships with Academia, Private Sector and Microenterprise the conference is bringing together top actors involved in humanitarian work to discuss emerging issues in humanitarian assistance and formulate best strategies for building partnerships in humanitarian response.
The HPC 2015 will run from 15-17 September and will, among others feature the Director, Strategy & Innovation, Safaricom and Chairman, Safaricom Foundation Joseph Ogutu; Citizenship & Public Affairs Manager, Microsoft East & Southern Africa Alex Nyingi; Project Director, Kenya Youth Empowerment Project, Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) Ehud Gachugu and the Secretary General of the Kenya Red Cross Society Dr. Abbas Gullet.
Others are Regional Director, Save the Children East Africa Regional Office David Wright; the Deputy Regional Director of Cooperation, Horn of Africa, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) Veronique Bourquin; the Chief Executive Officer, National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) James Oduor; the Director of the National Disaster Operations Centre (NDOC) Col. Nathan Kigotho and the Disaster Risk Programme Manager, Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Dr Keflemariam Sebhatu.
Local Governments for Sustainability and the City of Johannesburg will host an online press conference on September, 17, on the occasion of the EcoMobility World Festival 2015, the first on the African continent.
Johannesburg Mayor Mpho Parks Tau will be joined by ICLEI General Secretary Gino Van Begin, at the conference.
‘The CBD of Sandton, often referred to as Africa’s richest square mile, is one of the most congested precincts in Johannesburg. 80,000 cars and over 100,000 people move in and out of Sandton every day. The festival also includes an EcoMobility World Exhibition and a week of high-level dialogues on sustainable transport for the city of the future,’ a release by Africa Press Association, states. The second EcoMobility World Festival will showcase the future of sustainable urban living in Sandton, CBD of Johannesburg, South Africa’s largest city and financial capital, on October 1-31. During the month-long event residents and visitors can enjoy a safe, healthy, low-emission and resource-efficient lifestyle.
A team of seven who embarked on an epic journey from Cape Town through Africa to London in October 2014 as part of DHL’s Africa as One campaign, have arrived at their final destination after traveling through 45 countries.
During their 11-month journey, the team crossed 102 border posts, travelled 70,854 kilometers, spent over 856 hours on the road, all while introducing the game of Rugby and what it represents to 3,370 children in Africa. The ambitious DHL Africa as One journey formed part of the build-up to Rugby World Cup 2015 in England, and involved the team passing a single rugby ball from hand to hand across Africa.
This first-of-its-kind campaign saw the team face many challenges, including terrain, security, health and safety issues. DHL Africa As One Team leader, Louise Otter, says that Africa is not for the faint-hearted.
“However, the incredible experiences along the way, from the local music and great ruins of Zimbabwe, snorkeling in Lake Malawi, learning about coffee and the Black Pharaohs in Ethiopia and Sudan, to name a few, kept the team going, and provided much encouragement and enthusiasm.
“Moments spent with locals across the continent have also been a highlight. When visiting Guinea Bissau last month, we discovered that rugby is an entirely new concept to the locals, and that many had never seen a rugby ball before.”
In order to make a lasting impact in the various countries visited, the journey also included rugby fairs as well as various CSR activities including free eye tests for over 4,000 people through DHL’s partnership with Mercy Ships and the distribution of over half a million units of stationery to young children across Africa.
Every step of the journey, every person, every place and every pass was captured on film, in photographs and words, and shared with Africa and the rest of the world.
According to Megan Collinicos, Head of Advertising & Public Relations for DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa, the tour was not only about rugby, but about showcasing Africa to the rest of the world in all her beauty. “We wanted to make a difference in each country, as well as capture Africa in her everyday routine, highs and lows in order to share this beautiful continent with the rest of the world.”
“We decided to leverage the partnership in Africa, where rugby is relatively unknown in a number of markets. With this campaign, we wanted to marry our experience, knowledge and capabilities across the African continent with the concept of this ambitious journey – one that requires careful co-ordination and intricate logistics as well as significant investment.”
Collinicos added: “Our dream of sharing Africa’s beauty and culture with the rest of the world is now a reality. We have received a fantastic response to our campaign with over 26 million YouTube views on our Africa As One country episodes to date.”
DHL will be concluding their journey with a three-day activation in London, raising money for the United Nations World Food Programme’s (WFP) Tackle Hunger campaign. All donations will help WFP to provide nutritious school meals to children in Africa.
DHL is the leading global logistics company that employs more than 325,000 employees in over 220 countries, and it generated 56 billion euros in 2014.
Reigning Azam Uganda Premier League champions Vipers FC today face SC Victoria at the Mandela National Stadium, Nambole.
Currently, Vipers is in third place with seven points from three games, while SC Victoria is in 11th place with three points.
Last week Vipers was forced to a draw with Bul FC in a game in Jinja.
Soccer pundits have zeroed on prolific striker Farouk Miya, who missed the Bul game while away on national engagements in the Comoros, as one expected to give the SC Victoria side a run for its money.
Today’s fixtures
KCCA FC Vs Simba, Nakivubo @4:30pm.
Lweza FC Vs SC Villa, Muteesa Royal Stadium, Wankulukuku @4:30pm.
Bright Stars Vs Express, Matugga @4:30pm.
Police FC Vs Sadolin Paints, Kavumba Recreational grounds @4:30pm
Jinja Muni Vs Saints FC, Kakindu stadium @4:30pm
Maroons Vs Soana FC, Luzira Prison Grounds @ 4:00pm live on Azam TV.
Mohsen Taha of Uganda is the overall winner of the 2015 Africa photo competition, bagging US$4,000 for his efforts.
As the overall competition winner Taha received a cash prize of US$2,000 for his photo of a boy holding a mobile phone, and also received another US$2,000 in the technology categor.
Other awardees for the competition sponsored by Agility were Carlos Aguiar from Angola (cities) and Ahmed A Osman from Kenya (industry).
The winning images of the city of Luanda in Angola, wheat fields in Kenya, and a child holding a cell phone were selected from more than 700 photographs submitted by photographers from 33 countries in the categories of industry, technology and cities.
The winning photographs will be shown on CNBC Africa broadcasts and published in Forbes Africa and Forbes Africa Woman magazines.
Mohsen Taha
“I’m proud to be a part of a competition that helps to promote the economic development happening right now in Africa,” said Taha, the grand prize winner. “This competition has allowed photographers to show the various aspects of Africa and how we have grown and developed into something different, and better. Six years ago, I couldn’t afford a mobile phone. Today in Uganda, everyone from rural to urban areas can afford one. These advancements are significant.”
Agility is one of the world’s leading providers of integrated logistics solutions, and the organisers were seeking competitors who would come up with a collection of images that illustrate the breath-taking pace of change across a youthful, tech-savvy, urbanizing Africa.
The contest, the first-ever pan-Africa photo competition to focus on modern Africa, invited amateur and professional photographers to submit images that show the growth and development of Africa taking shape amid record investment, rising incomes and improving living standards.
“Agility launched this competition to help showcase some of the very positive advancements in infrastructure and technology happening across Africa,” said Geoffrey White, CEO of Agility Africa. “As a company investing heavily in Africa’s future, we’re delighted to see how well these photographs have captured the region’s fast-paced evolution and modern spirit.”
The competition was judged by an independent panel that consisted of Sneha Shah, Managing Director, Thomson Reuters Africa; Bronwyn Nielsen, Editor-in-Chief, CNBC Africa; and renowned Ghanaian artist, Professor Ablade Glover.
In describing the winning photo, Nielsen spoke about how “the joy on the young boy’s face just radiates from the picture. It clearly demonstrates how investing in energy, technology and youth can positively shape Africa’s future. In short, this picture is Africa’s hope.”
Professor Glover compared the winning image in the industry category to an artwork: “To my eyes as an artist, the winning photograph of the green field goes beyond just a photograph, it is almost a painting.”
According to Shah, “Africa’s time is now, and the opportunities for those who can see past the traditional views of this market are immense. We need the world to see how vibrant cities like Lagos, Luanda and Nairobi are; how innovation in technology is improving the lives of millions, and how manufacturing and new industries are helping transform economies from aid-based to service and knowledge economies. The real story of Africa, the youngest continent, is just starting to be told, and those who are here now are helping to shape and share in the growth.”
When President Museveni visited the late Gen. Aronda Nyakairima’s home to commiserate with his family over his death, he told mourners who had gathered to keep wake that government is investigating the cause of the 56-year-old senior government official.
What the President forgot to tell the mourners, however, is that the investigations will never be made public, even when the late was a public servant, and hence speculation will be allowed to fill the vacuum.
If the investigation report gets to be made public, then good; but if it never gets to see the light of day, it will not be the first time.
Uganda has been rocked with many unexplained deaths of high profile people. As usual, government promises to leave no stone unturned and to go to the bottom of the matter. Investigation teams are formed and as the matter goes off the media front pages, the matter also goes under and any attempt to extract a report from government becomes an infringement on national security.
As the country mourns the passing of Gen. Aronda, with the hindsight that it will never know what really killed him, Eagle Online reminds of the prominent Ugandans who died in mysterious circumstances. Some have been dismissed, by the president, as having been irresponsible in life— as a way of explaining their deaths while others, government simply chose to threaten those who were seeking the truth.
From death at the hand of a mistress to a late night accident and drug abuse, here are the eight Ugandans we should never forget.
Brig. Noble Mayombo
Brig.Noble Mayombo
By the time of his death Noble Mayombo had raised through army ranks to become a Brigadier. He was the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Defence and Board Chairman for Vision Group. In April 2007, Brigadier Noble Mayombo felt unwell and was admitted to Kololo hospital where he was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis a sudden inflammation of the pancreas, which causes the organ to leak its enzymes into the surrounding tissues and organs, leading the pancreas and surrounding organs to start digesting themselves (autodigestion).
The next day, his condition having worsened, he was transferred to the intensive care unit at International Hospital Kampala. His condition deteriorated further and on Sunday April 29,2007, comatose, on life-support systems, he was flown to Agha khan Hospital in Nairobi Kenya. He was airlifted to Nairobi in the Presidential Gulfstream on the orders of President Yoweri Museveni his , mentor and trusted comrade, However, Noble Mayombo died at Agha Khan Hospital in Nairobi, due to complications of acute pancreatitis. At the time of his death, he was only forty two years old.
The sudden illness and death of Brigadier Mayombo shocked most who learned of the news.
Speculation that there might have been foul play involved in his death prompted government to launch an investigation into his sudden death.
The three-person team that carried out the investigation included: Dr. Peter Mugenyi, Director of the Joint Clinical Research Center, as the chairman, Colonel James Mugira, Commander UPDF Tank Unit and (c) Lieutenant Tagaswire Rusoke, a biochemist in the UPDF.
The team concluded their investigation and handed their report to President Museveni in November 2007. As of February 2015, the detailed findings of that probe have never been released to the public.
Maj. Gen. James Kazini
Maj.Gen.James Kazin
Maj. Gen. James Kazini served as the Army commander between 2001 to 2003. On the morning of November 10, 2009, Major General James Kazini died at the home of his girlfriend, in Namuwongo, a Kampala suburb, after allegedly being struck on the head with a metal pipe during a domestic fracas. At the time of his death James Kazini was 52 years old. The 28-year-old Lydia Draru, the killer who, was arrested, presented before court and charged with murder. She was convicted of man slaughter in 2011 and sentenced two fourteen years in prison where she is serving her sentence in Luzira Maximum Prison.
Gen. Aronda Nyakairima
Gen. Aronda Nyakairima
By the time of his death, Gen. Aronda was the Minister for Internal Affairs and Member of Parliament representing the Army. Previously he served as the Chief of Defense Forces from 2003 to 2013. According to the Pamela Ankunda the Spokesperson for the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Aronda WHO was 56 died on the morning of Saturday September 12, 2015. He was transiting through Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. His death occurred mysteriously and the cause of his death has not yet been known to the public.
According to the President, government is busy investigating the cause of his death.
Francis Ayume.
Former Speaker of Parliament Francis Ayume.
Ayume died in a motor accident in 2005 while returning to Kampala from his Arua home. At the time of his death he was the Attorney General but he had previously served as speaker of Parliament as well. Ayume died in a mysterious motor vehicle accident along Masindi- Kampala road with many people calling upon government to carry out an investigation suspecting there might be foul play especially given the type of car he was using and the driver who drove the car at the time of the accident. However after burial no investigation was carried out and that is how the man from West Nile went.
Cerinah Nebanda
Former Butaleja Woman legislature Nebanda.
Nebanda was Woman Member of Parliament Butaleja district. She was a young but out spoken legislator. On many occasions, she tackled government on issues like corruption, youth unemployment, increasing poverty levels among others. She was the youngest woman to elected to Parliament and she died aged 24.
Some Members of Parliament suspected e that Nebanda was poisoned, as she was a vocal critic of the government, and that the state was “arresting anyone suspected to be propagating that line among those arrested were two MPs, one of whom was Mohamed Nsereko
A government chemist’s post mortem report stated that cocaine, heroin, alcohol, and several other chemicals were found in Nebanda’s blood, intestinal tract, and tissue samples. At Nebanda’s funeral, however, Speaker Rebecca Kadaga rejected this report. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni denied that the National Resistance Movement, the political party to which he and the late Nebanda belonged to, had killed her.
On January 2,2013, police announced that they had opened an investigation into Nebanda’s death and linked it to what they called “a narcotic drug syndicate operating in a number of countries including Uganda, Pakistan, and South Sudan” On January 4, Nebanda’s boyfriend, Adam Suleiman Kalungi, was arrested in Kenya and extradited to Uganda for questioning by police. In July 2014, he was acquitted of the criminal charges surrounding her death
Eria Sebunya Bugembe aka Kasiwukira
Eria Sebunya Bugembe aka Kasiwukira
The Kampala businessman of the Kwagalana group was gunned down by unknown gunmen in outside his palace in Muyenga while he was doing his morning jogging. His death was linked one of his wives Sarah Nabikolo her sister Sandra Nakungu and a police constable Ashiraf Jardin. The case is still ongoing and the trio is still on remand in prison.
Bryan Bukenya
Bryan Bukenya
Bryan Bukenya was son to the former Vice President Gilbert Balibasseka Bukenya. Bukenya, a UPDF cadet died in a motor vehicle accident in on November 7, 2009 at Bbira, about 15kilometers along Mityana road. However, there was a lot of speculation surrounding his death with even his father claiming that government may have had a hand in his death. Prof. Bukenya even denied having received the post mortem from Mulango Hospital. While speaking at the funeral of Bryan Bukenya, President Yoweri Museveni said he would probe the circumstances under which the accident occurred, wondering why they travelled so early in the morning. However, the probe was never carried out.
Joan Kagezi
She was shot dead On the evening of Monday, March 30, 2015, at about 7.30 pm local time, Joan Kagezi, who was driving an official Ford double-cabin pick up with government number plates, but without security, stopped at a road-side stand to buy fresh vegetables, in the Kampala suburb of Kiwaatule.
When Kagezi opened the window, the man pulled out a gun and shot her twice in the neck at close range, jumped on the back of a waiting motor cycle (boda boda) and sped off. She was rushed to Mulago National Referral Hospital, where she was pronounced on arrival at about 8.00 pm, Kampala time. She was 47 years old
On April 8, 2015, a heavily armed force of Ugandan and US security officials apprehended Jamal Abdullah Kiyemba an individual formerly held in Guantanamo.[7Three other men apprehended with Kiyemba were: Ismael Ssendawula, Siraje Serugo and Bashir Nyangisu. At the time of her death, she was prosecuting the 2011 Lugogo bomb suspects.
President Yoweri Museveni has said that his government is busy trying to establish the death of his Interior Minister.
Speaking to the family of departed former Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Gen. Aronda Nyakairima at Buziga, Museveni said what came to mind—as the cause— on hearing of Nyakairima’s death was an accident “because he (Aronda) had been a well-disciplined officer.”
“I received news of Gen. Aronda’s death the other day when I arrived in India; my immediate thinking was maybe it was an accident. I didn’t know he had any medical problem.
“Because when we came from the bush, many died of AIDS but Aronda was disciplined, he survived. He died on plane coming from South Korea. We are busy finding cause of his death, but that will not bring him back, it is very sad”.
President Museveni who is also the commander in chief of armed forces said Aronda together with few others helped him start afresh and rebuild the country.
He noted that his demise is a big loss.
“It was an untimely death at 56yrs. He helped with the ID Project, it was stuck but he moved it”.
Gen. Museveni observed that by a mere fact that Gen. Aronda travelled with a delegation to South Korea, it was easy to establish what really happened along the way and this would help trace what could have killed his Minister.
“From the people here, it shows who Aronda was. At first, I thought he had travelled alone. I was relieved to learn he was with four or five people. It makes it easier to ask what went on,” he said, adding that he will say more during the funeral.
The President was accompanied by the First Lady Hon. Janet Museveni and First daughter Natasha Karugire.
Gen. Aronda died on Saturday night while on the airplane from South Korea where he had led a delegation. It is said that while trying to serve him snacks on the plane, the airhostess discovered him dead.
After being confirmed dead, government dispatched a delegation of pathologists to United Arab Emirates to join other team of pathologists to carry out tests on the remains of the minister in order to establish the cause of his sudden death.
If we are to take him by his word, then goodbye moneyman, and thank you.
However, is he the greatest ever?
This was a question that was raised on Saturday night after his record-breaking fight with Adre Berto at MGM grand arena in Las Vegas, USA.
The out spoken and intelligent-in-the-ring Mayweather announced that he has retired from the game after he won his 49th fight by unanimous decision in the twelfth round.
Sports analysts have compared Floyd’s success with that of other greats like Rocky Marciano and Muhammed Ali and Mike Tyson.
Put on the weighing scale, Mayweather has fought 49 times unbeaten with 26 KO’S while as Muhammed Ali fought 61 games with 56 wins, 37 KO’S and 5 losses and mike Tyson had 58 fights with 50 wins, 44 KO’S and 6 losses.
Obviously, Muhammed Ali is greater than the Moneyman in the number of fights, but what is not in contention however is that Mayweather has maintained a clean sheet in 49 matches and Muhammed Ali lost his first in 32 matches to Joe Frazer in 1971 in famous Manila thriller.
Mayweather rise to stardom has not come easy. Through his raise, he has had to fight hard knocks Many Pacquiao, Jesus Chavez, Marcos Maidana, Ricky Hatton, Juan Marquez and our own Justin Juuko among others.
“I have been in the sport for 19yerars. I have made great investments and I am financially stable. Records are made to be broken. Maybe we can get another Floyd Mayweather. Now I want to spend my time with my family. I am leaving the sport with all my faculties. I am still smart and sharp. I have accomplished everything and there is nothing more to accomplish in the sport, for all the fans thank you.
“You’ve to know when to hang the gloves, am I’m close to 40 now and there’s nothing left to prove in the sport of boxing,” he said.You may dislike his flashy lifestyle… but you cannot take it away from the Moneyman the fact that he works hard and smart to get the results.
“My body is breaking down not from taking the punishment but from all the hard work,” he told the crowd after his win.
The recently formed opposition leaning alliance of political and pressure groups is on the brink of collapse for fronting a member of the ruling NRM party as one of the candidates to represent it in the fourth coming 2016 Presidential elections.
The Democratic Alliance intends to support former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi to run for presidency against the traditional opposition top contender Dr Kizza Besigye.
Because Mr Mbabazi has maintained that he is still a member of the NRM but running as an independent because of disagreement with his party election regulations, many in the mainstream opposition feel that they will take to the grassroots to canvas support for an NRM candidate against President Yoweri Museveni, making it an all NRM affair.
It is against this back ground that Rukiga County legislature Jack Sabiiti, who is also close ally and supporter of Dr Besigye, has petitioned FDC seeking a review of the party’s membership to TDA to essentially prevent an Mbabazi elevation.
The FDC leadership at Najanankumbi has also reacted called for an emergency NEC meeting, scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday Sept 15, to discuss whether they should review their membership with TDA and the way forward.
If FDC moves to rethink its TDA membership, efforts by a TDA group being led by retired Assistant Bishop of Kampala, Dr. Zac Niringiye the Director of Operations at TDA, to front Mbabazi as the groups’ flag bearer would need to be revised as FDC would walk out with a big chunk of grassroots support.
Dr. Niringiye couldn’t be reached for a comment as his known mobile phone was off by the time of filing this story.
Another bone of contention is the seemingly high level of favoritism that the TDA gave Mr Mbabazi when they allowed him to submit the nomination forms way passed the official time.
All TDA aspirants for the flag-bearer should have handed in their nomination documents by Thursday at 4:00pm.
However, Mbabazi did not submit until Friday midnight.
Social media critic Tom Voltaire Okwalinga posted last night castigating the logic of Niringiye of reasoning that Dr. Besigye weighed last and that his past could as well curtail him against Mr Museveni of the NRM.
“If the TDA’s Zack Niringiye thinks that the alliance should front a flagbearer who is the best at fundraising and bringing in money, then he can as well nominate Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, who can in minutes “fundraise” billions from our treasury””
When reporters questioned TDA’s commitment to implementing its own rules, FDC chairman, Wasswa Biriggwa attempted to sugar-coat the matter only to be silenced by Besigye.
The bending of rules to favour Mbabazi angered Besigye and other political leaders who suggested that the alliance was exhibiting double standards.
“Mbabazi’s delay to return forms is a total disrespect to TDA,” said Besigye while addressing a press conference at the party headquarters in Najjanankumbi on Friday.
“I expressed my concern yesterday. You all well know that the first time Mbabazi appeared at TDA was actually also my first time. He was present in the meeting when the TDA timeline was clearly stated. He knew when the closing date would be but he did take action until the last hour,” added Besigye.
A top FDC official questioned how TDA can claim to fight for electoral reforms to secure free and fair elections in 2016 when it cannot respect its own rules.
TDA came under criticism whether it has the moral authority to claim to fight for electoral reforms to speak against electoral malpractices when itself is engaged in manipulating its own rules to favor some candidates in the alliance’s internal election.
“Imagine FDC, which has been opposing government policies for all this long, going to the villages to tell voters that it is now supporting an NRM member (Mbabazi) for presidency. People will think we are going crazy,” he added.
Niringiye favoring Mbabazi?
Officials, who spoke to us on condition of anonymity so as to speak freely, said Niringiye wants Mbabazi “because they expect him to bring a lot of money in the campaigns.”
They also contend that Besigye’s strength cannot be compared with Mbabazi’s crowds at only three rallies.
TDA spokesperson, Wafula Oguttu, emphasized that the position of TDA is the position of everybody. “I have read a lot on social media but Iam not in position to comment on that currently until I consult,”
Sources further said Mbabazi cannot be trusted to lead the opposition coalition since many hope for a change of heart to reconcile with President Museveni.
Made the appeal Director of Finance at FUFA Decolas Kiiza.
Made the appeal Director of Finance at FUFA Decolas Kiiza.
The department of planning and finance at the Federation of Uganda Football Association is in need of Shs500 million to help in preparations of African Nation Championship (CHAN) 2016 qualifiers against Sudan in two legged tie both home and away scheduled for Sept 17, at Nakivubo, and Sept 24, in Khartoum where the winner of both legs qualifies for CHAN 2016 that will be hosted in Kigali, Rwanda.
FUFA director of finance Mr. Decolas Kiiza while addressing the media told journalists that FUFA has already engaged the government to come to their rescue. He also expressed gratitude to President Yoweri Museveni and the government for the timely boost of Shs750 million to the Cranes on an away game against Comoros in the AFCON qualifier that the Cranes won by 1:0 goal scored by the Tony Mawejje.
Meanwhile, as the FUFA prepares for the CHAN 2016, the head Coach has named a 25 man squad of only local based players as required by CHAN. The same squad will be used for Cranes Namutima regional tours starting with Masindi this weekend.
The team trained at Nakivubo over the weekend amidst heavy downpour in the morning.
After training, the Coach had no kind words for the summoned team,” don’t relax and sit back simply because you’ve been summoned to the team, you need to keep training hard even at your clubs because they are many players looking forward to wear the national jersey”.
The 25 summoned players include
Goalkeepers: Ismail Watenga, James Allitho(Vipers)and Mathhias Kigonya[bright stars]
Defenders: Dennis Okot(KCCA), Julius Ntambi(URA), Martin Mpuga(KCCA), Richard Kassaga(URA), Shafik Bakaki(Vipers), Joseph Ochaya(KCCA), Madoi Aggery(Jinja muni) and Dazo Hassan(KCCA).
