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Apr 01, 2009
<b>Infanticide suspect held</b><br>KABALE-The Police are holding a 33- year-old mother for allegedly killing her new-born baby and dumping it in a pit latrine. The area Police chief, Julius Biryomumeisho, said Judith Tumwebaze, a resident of Katojo in Mu
Infanticide suspect held
KABALE-The Police are holding a 33- year-old mother for allegedly killing her new-born baby and dumping it in a pit latrine. The area Police chief, Julius Biryomumeisho, said Judith Tumwebaze, a resident of Katojo in Muko sub-county, delivered the baby on March 20. Biryomumeisho said Tumwebaze could have committed the offence in frustration after the baby’s father abandoned her. Tumwebaze, a mother of four, however, denied the allegations, saying she had a still birth.
Residents receive food
ISINGIRO-Over 300,000 residents of Masha, Nyabugando, Kyekano and Kamagabe in Kabingo sub-county on Saturday received food relief from the Prime Minister’s office. Area MP Maj.Bright Rwamirama said the beneficiaries were victims of a hailstorm which destroyed their crops in January.
KABALE-The Police are holding a 33- year-old mother for allegedly killing her new-born baby and dumping it in a pit latrine. The area Police chief, Julius Biryomumeisho, said Judith Tumwebaze, a resident of Katojo in Muko sub-county, delivered the baby on March 20. Biryomumeisho said Tumwebaze could have committed the offence in frustration after the baby’s father abandoned her. Tumwebaze, a mother of four, however, denied the allegations, saying she had a still birth.
Residents receive food
ISINGIRO-Over 300,000 residents of Masha, Nyabugando, Kyekano and Kamagabe in Kabingo sub-county on Saturday received food relief from the Prime Minister’s office. Area MP Maj.Bright Rwamirama said the beneficiaries were victims of a hailstorm which destroyed their crops in January.