Speaking to journalists in Kampala Mugambagye said that Rwanda had nothing to do with Muzoora before his death and even during his death.

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He says that whoever associates Rwanda with Muzoora is just a speculator who should be ignored.

Mugambagye says that people should wait for the investigations to be concluded and then get whoever was involved in the death of Muzoora.

He says that Rwanda is not bothered at all because everything is in speculation and that investigations will tell it all.

Muzoora’s body was  found dumped at his ancestral home at Kyeigombe in Kyabugimbi sub-county, Bushenyi district year after years of his absence in which the UPDF was looking for him as a renegade leading People’s Redemption army.

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Speaking to reporters in Kampala today, Internal affairs minister, Eng. Hilary Onek states that the government is still carrying out investigations on the death of Muzoora despite the fact that a post-mortem was carried out which the government does not fully believe in.

Hasan Kasingye says that list of those under custody over the matter which include Kachwano, Sebagala, Deus Atungabantu, Mumberere Boniface, Alias Kiryambira, William Mukayira andByamukama.

Kasingye says their investigations reveal that Muzoora entered Uganda on 5^th/May 2011 from a neighboring country and travelled to Bushenyi where he was accommodated at the residence of one William Mukaira where he died of sickness towards the end of May.

Col. Muzoora was one of the UPDF deserters accused of leading the People’s Redemption Army, a rebel group the government says operates in DRC to to fight the leadership in Uganda.

Minister Onek called upon late Muzoora’s counterparts, Col. Samson Monday and Kyakabale to return home for amnesty.

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