The Electoral Commission (EC) has cleared Besigye’s Katonga faction to proceed with the registration process of their new party, the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF).

The internal squabbles within KCCA have continued to manifest with Lukwago's refusal to present a comprehensive report about Kiteezi. However Lukwago has since shifted the blame to the Technical wing headed by the Executive Director, stating that it should produce the report before his. 

The Katonga group has since accused their counterparts at Najjanankumbi and the EC of yielding to the invisible hand to delay the party registration process.

The past serving Army commander and the President for the Alliance for National Transformation (ANT), General Mugisha Muntu, has on some occasions asked General Muhoozi to retire from the army if he is to engage in politics.

Sometimes people borrow not because they want to but because it could be the only alternative available for them to start business for survival.

Among the reforms that Mao was suggesting was for the court to allow the petitioners of the presidential election more time to collect and file evidence.

The Secretary of the Electoral Commission, Leonard Mulekwah, wrote a letter instructing the People's Front for Freedom Party to comply with the Political Parties and Organizations Act of 2005, which prohibits registering political parties or organizations with names or symbols already in use by other registered parties.