kitalo Emotoka emuttiddewo Zaake Francis kiwedde abizaalidde ABa Nup Owa M7 Nebwino kunteseganya
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Date: 03/06/2022

kitalo Emotoka emuttiddewo Zaake Francis kiwedde abizaalidde ABa Nup Owa M7 Nebwino kunteseganya
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National Unity Platform (NUP) party is holding high level talks with Annet Anita Among, the Speaker of parliament over the impeachment of Mityana Municipality legislator Francis Zaake Butebi.

In early March this year, MPs voted to remove Zaake from being a parliamentary commissioner for attacking Deputy Speaker Anita Among on social media.

Parliament adopted Abdu Katuntu’s report that recommended that Zaake should publicly apologize to parliament over the abusive words used against speaker Among when she was still deputy speaker of parliament.

The parliament later voted in favour of Zaake’s impeachment.

He challenged the process that resulted into his impeachment in the constitutional court.

However, Kasambya county legislator David Kabanda, who is a close friend to Among revealed that there are ongoing negotiations between the speaker and NUP leadership.

“Yes, we are in negotiations, you know NUP leadership approached the speaker and asked her to forgive Zaake. She is a mother and she is willing to support his return to a parliamentary commissioner but the problem the speaker has now is to convince the Members of Parliament who supported his impeachment. Many of them especially NRM MPs are not willing to forgive Zaake because of his character and the way he disrespects President Museveni,” Kabanda said.

He declined to name the NUP leaders who attended the said negotiations but credible sources at Kamwokya revealed that the talks are led by Mathias Mpuuga, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament (LOP).


This website recently reported how Bobi Wine had instructed Mpuuga to lead the fight to save his henchman and make sure he gets back his position as parliamentary commissioner because he is a good servant.

It is alleged that the man from Masaka is doing his best to execute the principal’s directive.