Besigye’s car towed back to his home
Police in Mpererwe block Dr Kizza Besigye from going to Kampala. He was slated to take part of the anti-corruption walk from his office at Katonga road. NTV PHOTO
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The traffic in the city came to a standstill after several roads leading to and outside the city centre were sealed off and cars restricted as President Museveni marched to Kololo in one of his efforts to stamp out corruption that has cost the country billions of shillings.
Police on Wednesday towed the car of former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) president Dr Kizza Besigye to his home in Kasangati.
Dr Besigye left his home which was previously under police siege to go and participate in a parallel anti-corruption walk.
At around Mpererwe in Wakiso District, police blocked the car in which he was travelling and towed it back to his home.
Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson Mr Patrick Onyango said they were trying to contain the traffic in the city but would give more details about the matter with time.
Dr Kizza Besigye addresses the media at his home in Kasaganti after Police returned him home. PHOTO BY RACHEL MABALA
“You know the traffic in the city is too bad. We are trying to contain it. Let me find out more information about the subject and I will get back to you,” Mr Onyango said.
The traffic in the city came to a standstill after several roads leading to and outside the city centre were sealed off and cars restricted as President Museveni marched to Kololo in one of his efforts to stamp out corruption that has cost the country billions of shillings.
