32 year old Bernard Okere, a security guard attached to Delta Force Security Company was found at Naguru Nyonyintono after he was attacked by unknown people.

The thugs are said to have made off with his gun and mobile phone at around 5am when he was coming from his duties in Naguru.

He is currently admitted at Mulago hospital with no care taker.

Okere who visibly speaks with difficulty says his employers are aware of his ordeal because he does not recall their phone numbers.

He says he comes from Lira district’s Baire sub county Oliro village but came to the city to work as a guard.

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One of the Kabaka of Buganda’s shrines, called BWANIKA -NAGALABI BUGANDA HOUSE was touched to ashes last night on, 7/08/2012 by unidentified persons.

Bwanika -Nagalabi House is where KABAKA OF BUGANDA Traditional Coronation Rituals are carried out. Like the BURNING OF KASUBI royal TOMBS, also Bwanika -Nagalabi House was deliberately torched to hurt and destroy Buganda’s Historical Cultural Sites.

The mysterious fire burnt Bwanika House on Naggalabi hill in Wakiso district when every body at the shrine was asleep.

Naggalabi is the official coronation site for Buganda Kings, while Bwanika is where the Crown Prince performs the final rituals before ascending to the throne. It is here that Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi was crowned in July 1993.

Charles Peter Mayiga, the Buganda Kingdom spokesperson, confirmed the fire, but declined to give details.

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The groups who include women were arrested during a police operation yesterday night from the Dusta, William, and Wilson road in Kampala.

According to the metropolitan police spokesperson IBin Senkumbi , these have been conniving with sex workers to mug people at night when power goes off and steal their valuable.

Meantime, Police has urged UMEME to be considerate of some places before load shedding.

This follows an early morning chaos by business people operating at Nasser and Nkuruma who have been protesting a shortage of electricity for four days.

The metropolitan police spokesperson, Ibin senkumbi says that inconsiderate rationing of electricity is likely to cause chaos among the disgruntled electricity users.

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