The republic of uganda in the supreme court of uganda at kampala

- the Currency Exchange 1987
- the 1989 expansion of the vote election
- the 1992 Local Council Election
- the 1996 Presidential Election
- 2000 Referendum
- the visiting of the US President Bill Clinton



(13) For the foregoing reasons, it is not to state in paragraph 3(2) © of the petition that the 1St respondent appointed me and other Senior Officers to take charge of the election process for partisan purposes. It is also not true to state that the army was deployed all over the Country and that such deployment resulted into any voters voting the 1^st respondent under coercion or tear or that they abstained from voting.


(14) That to the best of knowledge same for polling stations where members of the Armed Forces were ordinarily registered as voters, I can confirm that members of Armed Forces never went to any polling stations for the alleged purpose or at all.


(15) That it is not true that the 1st respondent organised groups under the PPU to use force or violence against the petitioner as alleged in paragraph 3(2)(d) of the petition. I wish to state that members of PPU were deployed in Rukungiri in advance to his visit to the area sometime in January 2001 and their stay was necessitated by his planned return to the area, having taken the safety of the person of the President and the general peace and security of the area.