Uganda's Hoteliers are ready to comply with police's
requirement to pass on detailed particulars of guests who book into their
facilities daily, but are concerned about any possible leakage of the
information as this would be violation of privacy and also endanger their
business.
Maj Gen Geoffrey Tumusiime, the deputy
Inspector General of Police, has proposed that hotels, lodges and guest houses
be compelled to regularly share their clients’ details with territorial police
commanders.
Gen Tumusiime says it is not only accommodation
venues to provide details of their clients’ every day, but local leaders too
should also register every person (coming) in their area and give those details
to the police of the area.
The second in command of Uganda police force
says many criminals spend nights in hotels, lodges and guest houses; commit
crimes and disappear. But when police is doing investigations, they realize
that the criminals were accommodated in a given hotel or lodge yet their
details were not captured.
Daniel Kungu, Serana Hotel Kampala's general
manager, said he does not have any issue with Gen Tumusiime’s suggestion
provided there is proof that their clients’ data will not be exposed to wrong
people.
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