Witnesses clash in Entebbe land case

“On that day, I saw Magom and three other men carrying stones using a wheelbarrow. I told him to leave, but he refused, saying he was fighting for his father’s land,” Barigye told court.

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Barigye (Pictured) said at about midday on September 7, 2022, Magom trespassed on her land. (Credit: Barbra Kabahumuza)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

#Court #Land dispute #Yunus Magom #Peace Barigye #Martin Musinguzi #Chief Magistrate Stella Maris Amabilis

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WAKISO - Two prosecution witnesses clashed in court when they made contradictory statements in a sh500m Entebbe land case.

In her complaint, businesswoman Peace Barigye told

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