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HIV positive thief rapes woman, children

Gerald Businge — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:22:48 +0000

Tears rolled down the faces of a woman and her daughter when the police medical report revealed that the man who raped them on Wednesday was HIV positive.

The thief broke into their room on Wednesday and tied her on the bed she was sleeping on and raped her. The thief then turned to her 10-year-old daughter and gave her two times as the terrified mother looked on.

The thief afterwards walked away with the woman’s money and mobile phone. The police detectives visited the home of the victims after the woman reported the matter to aKampalabased police station.

The police investigations led to the arrest of the woman’s neighbour, Robert Niyonzima. The suspect confessed having rapped the woman and her daughter while claiming that he acted under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

However the woman broke down and cried bitterly after the man who raped them was discovered to be HIV positive. The doctors who tested the woman and her daughter said that the thief might have impregnated them because the woman and her daughter were found ripe to be pregnant.

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HIV positive thief rapes woman, children

Gerald Businge — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:09:22 +0000

Tears rolled down the faces of a woman and her daughter when the police medical report revealed that the man who raped them on Wednesday was HIV positive.

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Woman murders world’s renowned poet

Gerald Businge — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 17:20:09 +0000

A woman has been found guilty of murdering a world’s renowned poet and an artist Winkle Rutamirika. The High court in Kampala has found out that Ms Christine Karitundu murdered Winkle, who was her husband. The ruling will be delivered next month.

In Uganda a murder charge carries maximum of death sentence on conviction or life imprisonment or pardon depending on the way the judge wishes.

Court ruled on Thursday that Ms Karitundu who is jointly charged with Christiano Bulila, and their friend only identified as Eric, molded a stick at Texas pub in Kampala and used it to murder Winkle.

Late Winkle was murdered on March 15, 2008 at his home in Kisugu, Kampala and the police detectives suspected that it was the wife who was behind the murder.

Court assessors, Silvia Kakumba, Stella Zziwa and Margret Nakigudde, the principal state attorney from the Directorate of public prosecution in their opinion asked the High Court to convict Ms Karitundu and Bulila saying that the suspects participated in the murder of winkle.

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Police bans screening Nazi films in Uganda

Gerald Businge — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:04:48 +0000

Police has banned screening series of Nazi Germany films in Kampala and across the country. The films banned are about the cruel trial of the former leaders of the Nazi political party in Germany .

The leaders were tried after the end of World War II. Police have learnt that some cinemas in Kampala since the beginning of this month have been screening the feature of the Nazi documentary.

The police detectives yesterday confiscated DVDs of the films banned and the operators of the film halls in which those DVDs were found were made to make statements at CPS in Kampala according to sources in CID. The DVDs police have confiscated had writings Nurembergs and others Nazi films.

The Nazi leaders were tried for crimes they reportedly committed against humanity from November 20 1945 to October 1st 1946. They were tried before the then international military tribunal that was set up by England and USA among other countries. The source said that the police banned its screening in Uganda for political reasons.

The Nazi film was written and completed in 1948 by Pare Lorentz and Stuart Schulberg. It was approved by the then US prosecutor and Justice of the US Supreme Court, Robert Jackson. By Moureen Nakyanzi

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