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No harm in seven year term — President Museveni

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
December 6, 2017
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While meeting the Parliament’s Legal Committee yesterday at State House, Entebbe, President Museveni said that leaders in Africa have much more to do and need adequate time to develop the continent and saw no harm in having longer terms.

“For these countries with all these problems, two terms of five years is just a joke. Those who talk about this are just looking at improving their CVs. We might not discuss it now but there is merit at looking at the seven years. It would give some time to these young countries to develop. France has seven-year terms, I do not see what they have lost,” he stated.

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