The deceased suspect is identified as Patrick Mujuni 37, a resident of Kijunjubwa cell in Kijunjubwa town council of Masindi district. He died on Wednesday night from the police cells.
Government in January 2023 with funding from the World Bank under the intergovernmental fiscal transfer (UgIFT) program commissioned the construction of Kijunjubwa Seed school at a tune of shillings 3.3 billion. The contract was awarded to CMD Investments limited.
Speaking to leaders from different parts of Bunyoro at the Five-star Hotel in Masindi Municipality, Museveni expressed disappointment over the slow progress in the region, despite the government's efforts in constructing vital infrastructure such as roads and electricity.
Gerald Muhumuza, the Parents Teachers Association (PTA) Chairperson of the school says, some teachers at the school learnt of the headteacher's actions long ago but feared to report him to higher authorities.
The suspect, identified as Beatrice Musimenta, also known as Nakaziibwe, reportedly raided Masindi General Hospital and stole the baby in the early hours of Monday morning.
Julius Hakiza, the Albertine region police spokesperson confirmed the incident to Uganda Radio Network (URN) in a telephone interview stating that the implicated recruits were immediately whisked to the Masindi central police station where they were detained and charged with presenting fake documents and forgery.
The suspects have been identified Danson Arinaitwe, Edando Yefune, Violet Sikujuwa,Clare Katuhairwe all teachers at the school and Leonard Billen an Askari of the school.
According to information obtained by Uganda Radio Network (URN), Okeng was deployed by his supervisor on July 5th, 2024, to guard the Post Bank Masindi branch. Okeng was deployed alongside Ambrose Odyek, also from the same security company.
Sanon Dhaala, the Deputy Resident District Commissioner for Masindi who led the operation explained that the arrested individuals were illegally operating a washing bay in the wetland which is not gazetted for a washing bay.
The suspects have been identified as John Ayesiga, the Chairperson of Tukole Hamu PDM Group in Muramura Village, and Edward Irumba, the LC1 Chairperson for Muramura Village in Kitamba parish in Bwijanga sub county.
The suspects are Jackson Atuginga, Hillary Tumuhaise,Hassan Isingoma,Alfred Kyomi, Emerita Asaba and Sarah Nyamahunge, all members of the same family and residents of Byerima cell in Kiryanga ward, Nyangahya division of Masindi municipality.
Ruth, a resident of Kinenabuhere village in Bwijanga sub-county committed the offence in the wee hours of Monday, moments after a disagreement with her husband identified as Johnson Musinguzi, 28.
Everlyne Asaba, the manager of Masindi Port Guest House, told URN in an interview that they were compelled to check on their guest, only to find him lying dead in the bathroom. Asaba immediately alerted the police, who commenced investigations into the matter.
According to information gathered by Uganda Radio Network (URN), the Fuso tanker was traveling from Hoima to Masindi when it collided head-on with the motorcycle, which was heading towards Hoima. All the injured victims were passengers in the Fuso tanker.
On Tuesday, Wandeba's body was discovered lying in a pool of blood in the same village. It was dumped in a bush with deep cuts on the head and left eye.
According to the police, on Saturday at around 1:30 pm, Omwoch, organized a family meeting at his home after suspecting Oketcha of stealing solar panels.
