Nagenda in context of our troubled history - Part 3
Increasingly NRM, where Nagenda served as the President’s media man and called himself his dog, was now preoccupied with defending itself
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Increasingly NRM, where Nagenda served as the President’s media man and called himself his dog, was now preoccupied with defending itself
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Daily Monitor Sunday April 18 2021 Summary Francis Kyobe said John Paul Ochieng grabbed his land in 1983 after he obtained dubious documents and presented them in court as the rightful beneficiary of a building and plot on Burton Street. Advertisement Sometime in September 1983, two brothers, Moses Nsubuga and Daudi Ssentongo, were kidnapped and were never seen again. Nsubuga and Ssentongo were kidnapped from a restaurant around Nakasero, Kampala, by unidentified persons. The brothers were related to a Kampala businessman Francis Kyobe. Kyobe owned a prime plot of land on Burton Street in Kam...
Daily Monitor Sunday December 13 2020 Makerere University lecturer Beatrice Kemigisha was arrested and disappeared nearly 40 years ago. She was suspected of being a member of the National Resistance Army (NRA) rebel group that was led by Yoweri Museveni, now President of Uganda. Kemigisha was last seen at the Nile Mansions, now Kampala Serena Hotel, and was later reportedly taken for interrogation at Wandegeya Police Station, according to an eye witnesses who was arrested with her in 1981. The Amnesty International reports on Uganda for 1982, 1983, 1984 and 1985 indicate that Kemigisha ...