Ho also offered to provide both Kutesa and Museveni with additional corrupt benefits by “partnering” with their family businesses in future joint ventures in Uganda, which is where the real money was going to come from for the pair.
CEFC chairman Ye ended up not traveling to Museveni's swearing-in. Ho was accompanied by other CEFC executives. Ho asked Ye to provide $500,000 in cash as a "campaign donation" to Museveni that would be delivered when the delegation traveled to Museveni's May 12, 2016 inauguration. The election itself --widely reported as rigged-- had been held months earlier, on Feb. 18, 2016.
Milton, are you denying or finding it insignificant that the TPLF attacked a federal army base...
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