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Secrets behind the arrest of the KCCA former bosses.

18 Oct 2024

By wakisafredw@gmail.com

Secrets behind the arrest of the KCCA former bosses.

The arrest of Dorothy Kisaka, David luyimbazi, Daniel Okero is a sacrifices for others political success, political Analysts says.

Speaking to TV10 ganomazima political analysts revealed that the arrest of Kampala capital city authority (KCCA) three bosses is a ruling National resistance movement (NRM) party political sacrifice due to public demand.

Dean Lubowa Saava one of the panelist of TV10 Political analyst and Journalist adds that the arrest of former executive director of KCCA Dorothy Kisaka, Engineer Luyimbazi David, and Dr Daniel Okero it’s politically planed.

“The minister of Kampala Minsa Kabanda and Kabuye Kyofatogabye are also part of the cases against Kisaka Dorothy and the accused others”.

Analysts also says that Kampala Minister Minsa Kabanda should face arrest as others. Stay on TV10 for more.

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