Author: Wilfred Kamusiime

The leadership of the Joint Security Agencies has noted with serious concern, a dramatic spike in aggravated robberies of bodabodas and the subsequent murders of the riders. During the week under review, a total of 6 murders, related to bodabodas occurred.  For instance, on the 4.09.2021, the police to Kalungu, registered a case of disappearance […]

The Police in Buikwe and Luwero are investigating two separate gruesome murders by mentally ill mothers on their young children of two years, respectively.  On the 6.09.2021 at around 7pm at Kisaala village, Buikwe sub-county, a one Nakyanzi Racheal, a 30 year old mother picked her two year old biological daughter, identified as Kizza Slyvia, […]

We wish to inform the public that relative peace and security has been restored in the Greater Masaka District of Lwengo and Masaka.  As you are all aware, the last incident of attack by the panga wielding assailants, was an attempted murder, on Nakyanzi Maria Yozefu, aged 61, which occurred in Kyotera, on the 2.09.2021.  […]

As you are aware, during the month of August, we started registering new threats, in form of anonymous letters that were being sent to individuals and or dropped in selected communities. In Masaka, the threatening anonymous leaflets, were dropped at Mwaalo, Kyabakuza and Kisoka villages, while in Kyotera they were dropped at Baloole village. These […]

A total of 3 suspects have so far been arrested by the joint security agencies in Entebbe, for dropping anonymous letters threatening the Mayor, Katabi Town Council, Kalema Ronald and several others, in Katabi. The letters were also circulated on Whatsapp, as well as other social media platforms, causing fear and anxiety among the residents. […]

The leadership of the Joint Security Agencies has taken concern over the increased circulation of anonymous written threats to selected communities.  In some of the anonymous letters the authors who remain silent, warned of violence against selected members of the community, NRM leaders, local leaders and business persons.  Anonymous letters were dropped in the compound […]