Some FDC members took part in an unsuccessful invasion in 1988, from bases in Gabon, where they were in exile.
Mr Crosby, who was in charge of 59 state-run prisons with around 89,000 inmates (plus another 70 or so smaller detention places), had become the subject of federal and state investigations alleging that he misappropriated state funds and property and was involved in steroid trafficking.To clean up the mess, Mr Bush hired James McDonough as the new FDC head and gave him a free hand.
FDC, for its part, has built a production platform that offers credit-card services.Thanks to the internet's open standards, extreme specialisation is now emerging in outsourced business services, just as it did earlier in consumer electronics.
On television, a rebel spokesman announced the creation of a "junta of national salvation" to reverse the country's "decline", but no one is quite sure what this means.Members of a shadowy local group called the Frente Democrata Cristã (FDC) have apparently been spotted among the coup plotters.
Few bank customers will have heard of the company, yet FDC employs nearly 30,000 people, who administer 417m credit-card accounts for 1,400 card issuers.Likewise, companies are outsourcing chunks of administrative work and their supporting systems.
In April, Ms Sempala's colleague Ingrid Turinawe, the head of the FDC Women's League, had her breast publicly squeezed by a police officer while being detained.
In 2008, Nabilah Sempala, an opposition MP for Kampala district representing the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), had been trying to leave suggestion boxes at a busy market when she was arrested and had her skirt hoisted up by a male officer.
77 lit. a of the Fifa Disciplinary Code (FDC), the Fifa Disciplinary Committee is responsible for sanctioning serious infringements which have escaped the match officials' attention.
Mr Besigye was arrested as he tried to hold a press conference at the headquarters of his Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party to release their own poll results.
