Intelligence reports have revealed that sections of Al Shabab fighters in Somalia have penetrated Uganda’s international airport whereby the members of the said terrorist group use the airport to run their activities at ease. We have also been told that the rebels use Nairobo as their base after Entebbe.

The intelligence officers were also shocked to run that the Al Shabaab fighters who the Uganda national army, the UPDF is fighting in Uganda have many representatives and supporters in Uganda. President Museveni or the government sent the UPDF soldiers to Somalia without the consent of Uganda Parliament or the consent of Ugandans. When one listens on radio talk shows in Kampala, notices that indeed many Ugandans did not support President Museveni to send soldiers to Somalia.

An intelligence officer at Entebbe Airport told our informer that the Al Shabaab commanders bribe some security officers at Entebbe Airport to travel to the rest of the world through Entebbe Airport. Even the UPDF leadership confirms that some of the Al Shabaab commanders travel through Entebbe International Airport without being noticed by the airport security.

This new intelligence revelation shows how Uganda is still vulnerable to Al Shabaab actions. In July 2011 the suspected Al Shabaab terrorists bombed Uganda in which attack over 76 Ugandans died and scores injured.

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Uganda intelligence officers intercepted this letter yesterday and handed it over to president Museveni who has now directed police to hunt for the people behind it.

The authors of the letter who are believed to be members of opposition Forum for Democratic Change or Democratic Party complains that Uganda signed oil agreements with Tullow oil company despite a Parliamentary resolution that put a moratorium on the signing of the same until relevant laws are in place.

Sources in security and government told our reporters that President Museveni is concerned about the letter because it could derail the oil production in Uganda. Once the security manages to nab the authors of the letter, police intends to charge them with economic sabotage and conspiracy to sabotage.

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Intelligence officers in Kampala are probing reports that city socialite Bad Black real names Shanita Namuyimbwa fraudulently acquired a passport.

The investigations started after Bad Black last week unsuccessfully applied to secure a Germany Visa so as to travel to Germany.

Bad Black was granted bail in December last year after she had been on remand at Luzira prison for a month on embezzlement charges.

A source at the German embassy told our informers that the officials at the embassy requested her to first bring written clearance from the court allowing her to travel to German because she still had court issues to solve first.  Following the development Uganda intelligence officials started probing circumstances under which Bad Black acquired another passport when her passport was deposited in court last year.

The prosecution says that in September 2010, Bad Black’s boyfriend, David Green Halgh, opened a company with Bad Black. The company was registered as Daveshan Development Limited.

It was to deal in land purchase and property management. Green had 75% of the shares and Bad Black only 25%.
Prosecution says that between September 2010 and March 2011, Green deposited $3,824,130(shs9, 438,075,691) from UK to facilitate the business.

On December5, 2010, Green came to Uganda to monitor the progress of their business but Bad Black repotedly failed to account for the money.

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