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Police arrest demonstrators at Railway Grounds in Kampala yesterday. PHOTO BY STEPHEN OTAGE.

By Monitor team (email the author)

Posted Wednesday, July 28 2010 at 00:00

In Bushenyi, the police moved swiftly to block the demonstration and arrested one opposition supporter, Julius Nuwagaba. In Jinja District, at least three people, including the FDC Jinja Division boss were arrested for spearheading the failed demonstration in the town.

Reported by Gerald Bareebe, Francis Mugerwa, Jansen Asiima, Paul Aruho, David Mafabi, Mudangha Kolyanga and Richard Otim & Felix Warom

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