News briefs
Aug 12, 2006
<b>Bodies found</b><br>KAYUNGA - Residents of Kitimbwa were shocked on Thursday when police retrieved two bodies from Nakyesa forest. The deceased were identified as Wilberforce Dimuwambi, 55 and Thomas Ssenoga, 40, a guard at Aunt Vicky Primary School in Bukolooto trading centre.
Bodies found
KAYUNGA - Residents of Kitimbwa were shocked on Thursday when police retrieved two bodies from Nakyesa forest. The deceased were identified as Wilberforce Dimuwambi, 55 and Thomas Ssenoga, 40, a guard at Aunt Vicky Primary School in Bukolooto trading centre. Dimuwambi’s body looked like it had been severely beaten, while Ssenoga was strangled, Police said.
Road on course
KAMPALA - The Road agency formation unit (RAFU) has said the Northern by-pass will stay on course despite set-backs. “This is a very important project and it has to be finished before the commonwealth meeting next year. There might be some injunctions, but construction has to continue,†Dan Alinange, the RAFU spokesman, said recently.
KAYUNGA - Residents of Kitimbwa were shocked on Thursday when police retrieved two bodies from Nakyesa forest. The deceased were identified as Wilberforce Dimuwambi, 55 and Thomas Ssenoga, 40, a guard at Aunt Vicky Primary School in Bukolooto trading centre. Dimuwambi’s body looked like it had been severely beaten, while Ssenoga was strangled, Police said.
Road on course
KAMPALA - The Road agency formation unit (RAFU) has said the Northern by-pass will stay on course despite set-backs. “This is a very important project and it has to be finished before the commonwealth meeting next year. There might be some injunctions, but construction has to continue,†Dan Alinange, the RAFU spokesman, said recently.