Over 120 Tooro youth who started a match to Kampala are almost concluding their journey.
The youth embarked on the long walk on Saturday demanding for the return of the kingdom’s property confiscated in 1966.
According to the kingdom’s youth minister Tony Kalyegira, they have now gone past Buloba, which is about 15km to the city.
Kalyegira says they will petition the Speaker of Parliament tomorrow and also meet other Batooro living in Kampala to chat a way forward.
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