Intelligence network in Uganda has started investigating claims that some Ugandans sell guns and ammunitions to Kenya. Sources in Uganda’s security told our informer that some of the people involved in illegal firearms trade include policemen and members of other security organs. It is said that the armed officers in the army, and police collude with civilians in both Kenya and Uganda in selling ammunitions to wrong hands in Kenya.

The Uganda government last week arrested four people including a police officer who allegedly murdered a Belgian tourist at the slops of Mount Elgon in Kapchorwa district while they were smuggling guns to Kenya. The suspects were identified as Fred Kipsang, a special police constable attached to Kapchorwa police station, his brother Patrick Chebules, Kenneth Chepkurui and Moses Chemutai.

The commissioner for political education in Uganda police, Christopher Kwerit, confirms that some of the police officers are involved in arms trade in Uganda and Kenya.

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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.

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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.

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One of the boda boda operators who preferred not to be named in this report in order to talk freely said that the police officers ask them money while they are on road and when they don’t give them bribes they end up being arrested.

The police officer in charge of Old Kampala police station, Dominic Okello however says that the motorcycle riders are arrested for disregarding traffic regulations and added that the  cyclists had caused many accidents within the city due to none compliance to traffic rules amd regulations.

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The comedian has replaced ms Rachael Namwanje, the deep voiced lady who has been presenting ‘Gyigenda Gitya’ radio programme. The programme runs from 1:00pm to 4pm every week day.

Zzizinga is a comedian with the famous Theatre factory. We have been told that the workers at Dembe FM like Wilber Mpiima, Emperor Orlando and Strake Mwezi are full of smiles because Zzizinga has joined them.

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Over 16 journalists at Hot 100 FM radio owned by Kampala’s business tycoon, Isaac Mulindwa who is also the PAM Awards chief have quit in a period of less than five weeks, citing ill treatment at the workplace.

Some of the workers still working at the radio station have informed us that the way the staff members at Hot 100 FM are quitting is similar to the one written in the bible when Israelites walked from Egypt to Canaan.

We have been told that some of the workers who have quit the station include Racheal Kay, L. Benzo and Bryan Mckenzie among others. Some of the workers who have quit the station we have managed to interview say they have quit after disagreements with the management over salaries, and poor working conditions among others. Some of the workers who have quit Hot 100 FM we hear have joined New Vision Group’s X fm.

By James Okello

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Despite Buyondo’s denial that he is not about to quit Top Radio, the info we get from CBS FM and Simba indicate that the two stations want him.

Its rumoured that the two stations have separately contacted Buyondo asking him to join their ranks. Buyondo who was presenting ‘Kazalabulwa’ programme on Impact FM is presenting ‘okwatibwako’ programme on Top radio fm.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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The members who included the party spokesman, Beker Byayi gave Kamya a green light to continue with her international fundraisation campaign which will end in Europe .

Kamya was recently in US and Europe where she managed to collect a out 500 million shillings at federal dinners. The members told Kamya that she organises another federal dinner in London to raise about 600 million shillings for the party’s forthcoming delegates conference.

By James Okello

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James Kayondo, a carpenter working in Mbirizi reportedly punched his wife Suzan Nakisekka.

Nakisekka reported her husband this morning at Mbirizi police station. She says that her husband punched her last night when he returned home drunk.

Kayondo in his statement at the police stated that he punched his wife under the influence of alcohol. The police told the couple to go back and settle their grievances.

By James Okello

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An impeccable source at statehouse intimated to us that the agreement which the government made with ‘Agreeko’ Power Company has been permanently cancelled. It is agreeko which has been running Mutundwe power sub station.

A source in state house says that the problem of load shedding will permanently end in January 2012. From January 2012 it will be has hard as a donkey to pass into the hole of a needle for power to get off.

This source tells us that the government cut off agreeko because running its generators was so expensive for the taxpayers. We hear each generator of agreeko would consume nine million shillings in general.

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