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President Museveni address moved to Friday from Saturday

by Sekka Bagenda
July 29, 2021
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President Museveni address moved to Friday from Saturday

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The Office of the Prime Minister has announced the presidential address which was supposed to be on Saturday 31st has been moved to tomorrow, Friday 30th, July, 2021.

President Museveni declared a 42-day lockdown on June 18th and it is slated to end on the 30th of July 2021.

It was earlier reported that the President would make the much awaited address on Saturday.

However, according to Prime Minister Rt Hon Robinah Nabbanja, the date has been switched to coincide with the end of the lockdown.

The Prime Minister asked people to remain vigilant of the SOPs as they wait for this speech.

“H.E The President will address the Nation on COVID-19 this Friday July 30, 2021 at 08:00pm.

“In the meantime, stay calm and continue observing SOPs and other Presidential directives.” PM Nabbanja posted on her Twitter page.

Most sectors call upon the president to ease the lockdown restrictions.

Despite the government having come out to assist vulnerable people financially, many people missed out and this relief package.

Businesses, academic institutions, sports activities among others are some of the sectors that have been affected massively.

The parliamentary COVID-19 taskforce however a few days advised the President not to lift the lockdown

They say the restrictions had curbed down the spread of the pandemic.

Therefore lifting it will only jeopardize the progress that they have achieved so far.

They added that the government should only lift lockdown once 50% of the population has been vaccinated.

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