In Brief
Jul 05, 2005
Cops arrest mob leader<br>By Chris Kiwawulo<br>STEVEN Kisakye, a resident of Kasubi who the police shot at as he doused a suspected thug’s body with paraffin, is to face murder charges. “As far as we are concerned, mob justice is illegal. It is murder irrespective of what these people (thugs)
Cops arrest mob leader
By Chris Kiwawulo
STEVEN Kisakye, a resident of Kasubi who the police shot at as he doused a suspected thug’s body with paraffin, is to face murder charges. “As far as we are concerned, mob justice is illegal. It is murder irrespective of what these people (thugs) had done,†Kampala extra Police chief Benson Oyo Nyeko said yesterday.
Man jailed for sex with a cow
By Robert Kalemba
A TWNETY-five-year-old man who had sex with a cow has been sentenced to five years in Kauga prison. Court presided over by Mukono chief Magistrate Isaac Muwata on Monday heard that Patrick Keryatunga of Kibubbu in Lugazi was caught having sex with the cow on September 8, 2004.
Wasieba gets new seat rival
By Joshua Khatiya
MBALE district council speaker Ferdinand Wekoye Natsomi has declared his intention to unseat Mbale Municipality MP Sylvester Wanjusi Wasieba in the 2006 parliamentary elections.
By Chris Kiwawulo
STEVEN Kisakye, a resident of Kasubi who the police shot at as he doused a suspected thug’s body with paraffin, is to face murder charges. “As far as we are concerned, mob justice is illegal. It is murder irrespective of what these people (thugs) had done,†Kampala extra Police chief Benson Oyo Nyeko said yesterday.
Man jailed for sex with a cow
By Robert Kalemba
A TWNETY-five-year-old man who had sex with a cow has been sentenced to five years in Kauga prison. Court presided over by Mukono chief Magistrate Isaac Muwata on Monday heard that Patrick Keryatunga of Kibubbu in Lugazi was caught having sex with the cow on September 8, 2004.
Wasieba gets new seat rival
By Joshua Khatiya
MBALE district council speaker Ferdinand Wekoye Natsomi has declared his intention to unseat Mbale Municipality MP Sylvester Wanjusi Wasieba in the 2006 parliamentary elections.