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President Orders Military Out of Makerere

Wilson Kakuru
Last updated: October 29, 2019 3:34 pm
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Wilson Kakuru
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President Museveni has ordered military police to withdraw from Makerere University where students are protesting tuition increment.

The students have, since last Tuesday, been protesting the15 percent tuition increment approved by Makerere’s top governing body, the university council after a meeting with student leaders last year.

The university management and the student leaders met on Monday but failed to agree on the way forward prompting the meeting to be adjourned.

However, senior presidential press secretary, Mr Don Wanyama on Tuesday said the president had urged the stakeholders in Makerere University to dialogue and resolve whatever contradictions exist around the fees conundrum.

“President Museveni has urged all stakeholders in Makerere University to dialogue and resolve whatever contradictions exist around the fees conundrum. This morning, the President has spoken to the university council chair and the guild president, urging them to meet. He has also ordered the withdrawal of the military police from the university. The Uganda Police will maintain law and order,” Mr Wanyama said in a statement shared on his social media platforms.

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