Youth led by Nyanjura addressing a press conference in Kampala recently(Photo: Kenneth Kazibwe) The Unemployed youth movement is planning to hold a march in Kampala to the Ministry of Gender to submit a report on their recent grassroots mobilisation campaign aimed at registering unemployed people in the country. While the move appears innocent, political observers say the youth could be provoking security forces into a street fight. The National Association of the Unemployed (NAU) claims writing to police chief, Gen Kale Kayihura on October 17 about their intentions to hold a procession in Kampala. “This letter serves to inform Uganda Police that the unemployed Ugandans shall be marching peacefully to the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development to deliver their field report as gathered from the ongoing registration exercise,” wrote the movement’s coordinator, Doreen Nyanjura, in the alleged letter to Kayihura.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 15:52:44 +0000
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