SV: [UAH] GEN TINYE HAS FEARED TO COME BACK. HE ISN'T A BESIGYE1 ~ Ugandans At Heart (UAH)

SV: [UAH] GEN TINYE HAS FEARED TO COME BACK. HE ISN'T A BESIGYE1

But Mr. WBK said the General has tougher
boys so, why would he be arrested like a cockroach?!


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  		  						  									Gen Tinye cancels return journey  							  						  		
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  Gen David Tinyefuza has temporarily cancelled his return back to Uganda
The   row between General David Sejusa (formerly Tinyefuza) and the Ugandan   government appears to have taken a new twist, with The Observer being   told that Tinye will not return to Uganda as scheduled tomorrow   (Saturday, May 10).        Sources close to the general tell The Observer that he has chosen to 'postpone' his return.
The reasons for the postponement are not   entirely clear, but a source very close to Tinye speaks of the general   not being ready "to be arrested like a cockroach".
The source referred to increased   security in Kampala, where some armoured vehicles have been seen today,   and Entebbe, where some residents spoke of a noticeably higher military   presence.
Although this may not be out of the   ordinary, it appears Sejusa's handlers have interpreted it as attempts   to arrest him were he to return tomorrow.
Quoting aides, The Observer reported   today, Friday, that Sejusa would fly in from London tomorrow. Aides said   he would address the press to clarify – and, apparently contextualise –   the apparent fallout with the UPDF.
Tinye, who now   serves as the coordinator of intelligence services, hit the headlines   again this week, after Daily Monitor reported a letter he wrote to   President Museveni, written through the Internal Security Organisation   (ISO) calling for an investigation into rumoured plans to assassinate   top army officers perceived to be opposed to attempts to propel First   son Brig Muhoozi Kainerugaba to the presidency.
  The Ugandan state says Sejusa is being   investigated over attempts to overthrow the government, and four of his   aides have reportedly been arrested. 

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