The ministry of internal affairs is to investigate reports that former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi’s diplomatic passport has been withdrawn.
This follows queries raised by the chairperson of parliament’s public accounts committee Alice Alaso.
She tasked the accounting officer of the immigration and citizen control Sasaga Wazira to confirm whether Mbabazi’s diplomatic passport was taken away from him.
However, Wazira said he needed more time to follow up the matter.
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