Constance Niwagaba and Charity Niwandinda, concerned traders say that they were surprised to find the market just closed without notice by the security company.
The deceased's father, Naris Ndanganwa, says that his daughter was last seen by neighbors on Sunday morning in a sharp quarrel with her boyfriend Denis Arineitwe, a tailor in Kabale town and resident of Nyakahanga village, Kazindiro parish, Bugangari sub-county, Rukungiri district.
Barnabas Tugumisizire, a resident of Kashambya sub county, in Rukiga district is also the executive director of Rukiga Forum for Development, a community-based organization operating in Rukiga advocating for equality and Samuel Namanya, a resident of Nyakarambi parish in Rwamucucu sub county, the same district say that Musasizi should come and withdraw his statement because has made the majority of the people in Kigezi very angry and accusing him of being against the transformation of the region.
In December 2019, the High Court ruled that Kabale Municipality pays the money as a fine to Kabale Central Market Traders Association led by their chairperson, Simon Mashemererwa over contempt of court.
The suspects presented fake allocation slips, some of them signed by the vendors. According to Bakak, the committee discovered that Ntegyereize sold a lock-up to Olivia Tumwebaze at Shillings 7.5 Million and issued her a fake allocation slip.
Justice Emokor sentenced Ahimbisiwe to 40 years on four counts of murder, 15 years on the count of arson, and two years on the account of assaults. Justice Emokor however deducted one year and eight months Ahimbisibwe had spent on remand from each sentence. According to Emokor, the convict will serve both sentences concurrently ( will serve 40 years) instead of 170 (all summed up).
In 2019, Kabale Municipality was listed among municipalities that will be elevated to city status in 2023. The other municipalities include Moroto, Masaka, Soroti, and Wakiso.
This came out during investigations by a committee which was instituted last week by Local Government Minister Raphael Magyezi after numerous complaints by the vendors. They accused Mayor Emmanuel Sentaro Byamugisha and Prossy Tuhiriirwe, the Assistant Program Officer in Charge of Community Development of bungling up the relocation exercise.
Deborah Niwamanya, the acting senior hospital administrator says the unclaimed bodies are creating a health threat to the community living near the mortuary.
The top management of the university is accused of influencing the recruitment of staff and promotions based on ethnicity and religion ever since the university was turned into a public institution in July 2015.
Major Jacob Odong, a UPDF officer attached to the Engineering Brigade department was found finalizing the construction. Odong says that the monument was constructed using bricks, cement, concrete, and tiles.
Bonny Tumuranze, the Kigezi region coordinator of the Alliance for National Transition (ANT) party says that because the electoral commission chairman is appointed by the president who is at the same time a candidate in an election, there is no way how such a chairman can lose an election.
Magyezi says that he has constituted a committee led by the Kabale Resident District Commissioner, the District Internal Security Officer, and an official from the Local Government Ministry to investigate what transpired.
When contacted, Godfrey Nyakahuma, Kabale Resident District Commissioner confirmed that his office and the office of the Kabale District Internal Security Officer, Kigezi Regional Police Commander have received the complaint from the concerned whistleblower about the missing funds.
Sentaro Emmanuel Byamugisha, the Kabale Municipality Mayor says that the probe against Mbabazi and Beija was launched after authorities received various complaints from vendors alleging that the two received bribes during the allocation exercise process.
More than 150 vendors converged at central division offices in Kigongi, Kabale town to meet Arineitwe and express their disappointment against the ongoing demolition of Kabale Police Barracks playground market.
In a ruling by Justice Moses Kawumi Kazibwe, the Kabale High Court Judge, the court declined to grant the injunction on grounds that the application was overtaken by events.
A section of lockup owners led by Rev.Canon Jack Katarishangwa, Simon Mashemerewa, and Richard Muhanguzi are protesting the occupation of the market without the authorities handing over the ownership of the lockups.
