Ballot Papers belonging to the Republic of Uganda were seen last week being offloaded from Ethiopian Cargo plane in Rwanda.
The Ballot papers were printed in Cape Town, but packed in Johannesburg. And the representatives of Opposition parties didn’t witness this.
Avery big percentage of reserve ballot papers was printed. Instead of the usual 5 per cent, in case of spoilt ones.
The Electoral Commission says the Ethiopian cargo plane delayed because of bad weather, but the South African government doesn’t know about this.
Enough intelligence was gathered and this Ethiopian cargo plane was seen at kanombe International Airport in Rwanda offloading some of the ballot papers.
There are fears President Museveni could use the papers to boost his performance in the forthcoming general elections.
