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Kamya hits back at KCCA concillors

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
December 16, 2016
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Kampala Minister Betty Olive Kamya has hit back at city councilors who are calling for her resignation, saying they are looking for cheap popularity.

During a council session attended by both political and technical teams yesterday, the councilors accused the minister of failure to implement resolutions passed by the authority’s council demanding that she resigns.

The city lord mayor Erias Lukwago also accused the minster of not appearing or sending any delegate for six council meetings.

However, Kamya says she needs an independent mind to review the council resolutions, denying that she has ever been invited for any council meeting.

Kamya was this morning speaking at an event to commemoration to mark the World Aids Day organized by Kampala Capital City authority.

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