In today's New Vision: Rwenzururu, Castro, medics

Good morning, here's a look at what is in today's New Vision, which aside from grabbing yourself a copy on the street, you can also read online HERE

Today's New Vision brings to you the latest about the Kasese crisis: How a group of MPs fled from Mumbere's palace during the raid by security forces; the death toll and the Rwenzururu king complaining about conditions at his detention centre.
      
Find out what the Government says about the Sunday raid on the palace of the Rwenzururi king in Kasese and the assortment of weapons recovered.
       
Following the murder of Major Sheikh Muhammad Kiggundu, one of his close associates has gone into hiding. Get the details in the New Vision.
 
Former minister Dr Crispus Kiyonga recounts how the fallen Cuban leader Fidel Castro quizzed him when they had an encounter. Find out the interesting questions Castro asked Dr Kiyonga.
 
Find out what happened to a group of Ugandan medical workers who had sought greener pastures in Rwanda recently.

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