More To Testify On Kayiwa
Aug 05, 2003
MORE witnesses have requested to be heard by the Commission of Inquiry into witchcraft claims against Namirembe Christian Fellowship Church’s Pastor Simeon Kayiwa. Investigations had closed on July 10.
By Solomon Muyita
MORE witnesses have requested to be heard by the Commission of Inquiry into witchcraft claims against Namirembe Christian Fellowship Church’s Pastor Simeon Kayiwa. Investigations had closed on July 10.
The team that was scheduled to release the report this week, held an impromptu meeting in Kampala recently and decided to first listen to more evidence from three witnesses.
The spokesman for the National Fellowship of Born Again Churches of Uganda (NFBAC) Dr. Abed Bwanika, said, “The Commission had come up with a draft report, but it has agreed to get new evidence and release the report next week.â€
Kayiwa is accused by Rochelle Gibler, author of a book,‘The Power of Miracles’ of using witchcraft to punish those opposed to him.
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MORE witnesses have requested to be heard by the Commission of Inquiry into witchcraft claims against Namirembe Christian Fellowship Church’s Pastor Simeon Kayiwa. Investigations had closed on July 10.
The team that was scheduled to release the report this week, held an impromptu meeting in Kampala recently and decided to first listen to more evidence from three witnesses.
The spokesman for the National Fellowship of Born Again Churches of Uganda (NFBAC) Dr. Abed Bwanika, said, “The Commission had come up with a draft report, but it has agreed to get new evidence and release the report next week.â€
Kayiwa is accused by Rochelle Gibler, author of a book,‘The Power of Miracles’ of using witchcraft to punish those opposed to him.
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