James Ocaka, the LC I chairperson of Akesi Cell, said that when residents joined the police in an area search, they discovered that the murder had taken place inside the prime suspect’s house. Bloodstains were found on the floor, along with pieces of clothing.
The suspect, identified as Ronald Masembe, a 35-year-old businessman from Busula-Kalule, Katikamu Sub-County, Luwero District, was arrested alongside his accomplice, Godwin Tayebwa, a 38-year-old milk vendor from Lusaka Zone in Hoima City.
Jimmy Okwany, a teacher at Agwiciri primary school in Inomo Sub County in Apac district complained to the tribunal that on 19th August 2010, he was arrested and detained by police officers attached to Agwiciri police post on an allegation of assaulting his wife.
Muvawala notes that, since the Kyabazinga is an international goodwill ambassador championing the need for fathers to be at the centre in safeguarding their families as key pillars in all aspects, all men should equally embrace this move since it presents girls as epicentres of sustainability rather than mere weak vessels at the mercy of abuse.
Michael Olake and Morris Abak petitioned the tribunal after allegedly being arrested, brutally beaten, and severely tortured by Uganda People’s Defense Forces (UPDF) and Uganda Police Force (UPF) who had accused them of having a gun.
The incident occurred when Richard Muhangi, who was traveling on a Bajaj motorcycle, was ambushed by the assailants. The gunmen reportedly pointed their weapons at him and demanded that he hand over the money he was carrying.
Speaking over the weekend in Madiopei Town Council in Lamwo District, Rwot Acana noted that the persistent attacks have left the population in the hotspot areas poor and insecure.
“We are convinced that Olum was in good health when he entered Amolatar Government Prison. It is our considered view that Ogwang Jackson, the warder who was supervising the prisoners working during this period in the issue tied up Olum’s hands and legs, tied him to a tree, and kicked him to death,” the tribunal ruled.
Close associates of Sheikh Lunanoba claim in social media videos that his arrest is due to non-compliance with a court order. However, it remains unclear if additional charges are involved, as the police have yet to released any statement on the arrest.
Of the total amount, 60 million Shillings is awarded as general damages for the violation of Adyebo's right to life, with a 10 percent annual interest accruing from the date of the ruling until the payment is made in full.
Dr. Charles Ayume, the Koboko Municipality member of parliament, expressed concern over the continued detention of their brothers and sons, stating that the people of Koboko believe they are innocent and fear for their safety.
The deceased is Edirisa Kawongolo, a resident of Kawaaga Trading Center in Balawoli Sub-county, Kamuli District. He was gunned down on Monday morning in the presence of a large crowd that had gathered to witness the unfolding events.
Mike Longole, the Mt Moroto regional police spokesperson said that all the recovered animals are currently being held at the barracks pending official handover to their rightful owners.
Dr. Omeke explained that the health team had planned to visit all 78 schools in the district to monitor their compliance with the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for controlling monkeypox. However, he condemned the actions of the four health officers involved, stating that they had used the inspection process as an opportunity for personal gain.
The trio, who are Busolwe’s relatives, are accused of murdering him over allegations of goat theft. Busolwe, a resident of Aisha Teko Cell, Namagumba Ward, Northern City Division, is believed to have been beaten to death before his body was dumped.
Presiding over the mass, Rev. Fr. Michael Omaria delivered an emotional plea for justice, urging society to uphold moral values. He consoled Apio’s grieving mother, assuring her that God would not ignore her tears.
According to Ssezibwa Region Police spokesperson SP Butoto Hellen, Lubega was speeding when he lost control of the vehicle. The truck veered off the road and plunged into a trench, killing all three occupants
The council led by Michael Mubiru Kayizi, the Quality Assurance Manager in collaboration with the police in Kaberamaido has arrested and produced to court two laboratory technicians accused of practicing medicine without the requisite academic documents.
