kampala ugandan legislators pocket 29 million ugandan shill 8,000 payout consultations legislation extend president rule parliamentary spokesman say tuesday move opponents denounce bribe bill would scrap constitutional age cap prevent president yoweri museveni 73 power 31 years stand next election likely pass give rule party majority vote late year staunch ally western power museveni widely see anchor stability often volatile great lakes region decades violent ugandan dictators critics say evolve another african strongman use corrupt ruthless tactics retain power life parliamentary spokesman chris obore say one-off payment release legislators bank account week help consult constituents bill tell reuters mps among uganda best-paid public servants monthly remuneration 5,900 already include expense regular travel constituencies consult voters low-paid public employees like teachers police health workers often see salaries pay time typical delay run three months public hospitals often miss important drug public anger waste corruption grow protest erupt different part uganda gainst bill security force respond use tear gas live bullets suppress demonstrations dozens people arrest two die protest moment museveni run re-election 2021 exist constitution bar candidates age 75 years age back private member bill introduce parliament last month seek scrap age cap amendment critics say clear way museveni rule rest life meet broad resistance rule party supporters opposition religious leaders right activists outright bribe john baptist nambeshe one mps oppose bill tell reuters claim normal parliamentary facilitation defeat logic total east african country spend 13 billion shill 3.55 million facilitate consultations bill 445 legislators obore say 2005 mps also offer one-off payment five million shill consult draft bill remove two-term cap incumbency constitution allow museveni stand term five years occasion mps pay consult specific bill also attract wide criticism thinly-disguised bribe bill pass ugandan mps get 8,000 work extend president 's rule spokesman