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LIVE BULLETS, TEARGAS ROCK KABALE UNIVERSITY AS STUDENTS AND LECTURERS STAGE VIOLENT STRIKE
BY VANANSIO KAKOGOSO
IN KABALE—
Teargas and live bullets have rocked Kabale University as police
battled to foil with a demonstration by students and lecturers.
The students went on rampage this morning carrying placards demanding
for immediate resignation of the Vice chancellor Prof Joy Kwesiga
accusing her of mismanaging the university.
Teargas and live bullets have rocked Kabale University as police
battled to foil with a demonstration by students and lecturers.
The students went on rampage this morning carrying placards demanding
for immediate resignation of the Vice chancellor Prof Joy Kwesiga
accusing her of mismanaging the university.
The students say that they have not had lectures since they reported
this semester, they do not have toilets and the health unit has been
closed since the semester began yet they contribute 20,000shillings
each for the same facility.
this semester, they do not have toilets and the health unit has been
closed since the semester began yet they contribute 20,000shillings
each for the same facility.
They also said that some of their colleagues who want to graduate have
failed to clear due to disorganization that is in the university and
the guild cabinet has not been paid for the last five months.
The lecturers who were on strike, said that they decided to strike
because they have spent eight months without pay.
failed to clear due to disorganization that is in the university and
the guild cabinet has not been paid for the last five months.
The lecturers who were on strike, said that they decided to strike
because they have spent eight months without pay.
However when they reached at Kikungiri church of Uganda, police that
was led by the Kabale district filed force Unit commander Henry
Kisembo fired teargas which forced students to disperse. The teargas
also rocked Rock high school and students and teachers were seen
crying.
Kisembo says that they decided to use teargas and bullets
because students had started turning violent yet they thought it was
peaceful.
because students had started turning violent yet they thought it was
peaceful.
However, when www.mknewslink.com reporter contacted the Deputy Vice Chancellor in
charge of finance Prof Allen Babugura, he declined to comment on
matter.
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Posted On 14 Oct 2016
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