And the Rules Committee wants more time: http://www.parliament.go.ug/new/index.php/about-parliament/parliamentary-news/139-rules-committee-seeks-to-invite-221-mps

Again, how this might affect K’s KKK is unclear.

Bad idea! FB has been very useful for the dissemination of information and the promotion of discussion.

How this might affect Kadaga’s KKKristmas programme is unclear.

And the Rules Committee wants more time: http://www.parliament.go.ug/new/index.php/about-parliament/parliamentary-news/139-rules-committee-seeks-to-invite-221-mps

Again, how this might affect K’s KKK is unclear.

Bad idea! FB has been very useful for the dissemination of information and the promotion of discussion.

How this might affect Kadaga’s KKKristmas programme is unclear.

But I think we should remember that a vote for the Bill in the Parliament is not necessarily the end of the matter in Uganda. And, in terms of what could follow outside Uganda, it could well be just the beginning. I suspect that some MPs might think (or hope) that passing the Bill will mean that international opposition will ‘melt away’ as people simply lie down and ‘accept’ a new ‘status quo’. If they do, they are probably somewhat mistaken.

But I think we should remember that a vote for the Bill in the Parliament is not necessarily the end of the matter in Uganda. And, in terms of what could follow outside Uganda, it could well be just the beginning. I suspect that some MPs might think (or hope) that passing the Bill will mean that international opposition will ‘melt away’ as people simply lie down and ‘accept’ a new ‘status quo’. If they do, they are probably somewhat mistaken.