{UAH} The Opposition in Uganda is not weak

The Opposition in Uganda is not weak

By SWAIB K. NSEREKO

ARTICLE SUMMARY: The persistent state of fear, anxiety and restlessness in the ruling party reflects the strength of opposition parties.

AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY: Swaib K. Nsereko is the Spokesman, Justice Forum (JEEMA) Party.

This is in response to Information and National Guidance Minister Ms. Rose Nsereko's Arab Spring: Lessons for Uganda published in New Vision of 9, July 2013. In the article the Minister claims that "the opposition in Uganda are so few and so weak to have any significant impact on the functioning of government."

First off, the government has tasked Justice James Ogola to initiate dialogue between it and the opposition parties in parliament—FDC, UPC, DP, JEEMA and CP. Ogola has subsequently had meetings with these parties. Click here to read more:

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