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By Elly Karenzi

In Ibanda–

Grief engulfed residents of Kitwe cell in Kyaruhanga Ward,Ibanda municipal yesterday when a 25 year old man using a knife stabbed his mother to death.

Police have confirmed the incident and identified the deceased as Justine Ninsiima aged 45 and the suspect as only Angadiyo.

It is alleged that Angadiyo; a habitual drunkard and drug developed misunderstanding with his mother whom he wanted to sell off her plot of land and give him money to buy alcohol.

The Officer in charge of police station at Ibanda central police, Ms. Suzan Tugumire  told www.mknewslink.com that the body of Ninsiima; a resident of Kitwe cell  was found in a pool of blood in her bedroom  yesterday morning.

The residents said that Angadiyo used a knife to slit his mother’s neck and before he removed her eyes.

Ms.Tugumire said that police have started investigating the circumstances under which the accident happened.

The residents the  blamed the incident on LC officials’ failure to execute their dutypunish Angadiyo who has been engaging in alcoholism.

Ms. Tugumire confirmed that the suspect has been arrested and is in police custody.

The body of Ninsiima has been laid to rest at her residential place in Kitwe cell ,Kyaruhanga ward in Ibanda municipal council amidst of many mourners who asked police to  speed up investigations into the matter and have suspect tried in courts of law.

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By Deus Turuhukire

In Mitooma—

Police in Mitooma are investigating circumstances under which unidentified assailants early Sunday morning hacked to death a woman in her 30s before they took off.

Police spokesperson for greater Bushenyi ;Martial Tumusiime has confirmed the incident to www.mknewslink.com and identified the deceased as only Hajjati; a wife to Silagi  and a resident of  Kakyera 2, Katenga sub county in  Mitooma District.

Tumusiime said no suspect has been arrested and he as investigations go on.

He appealed to the public to cooperate with police in a bid to bring the culprits to book.

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By www.mknewslink.com reporter

The deadline has now passed for Robert Mugabe to resign as president of Zimbabwe.

Here’s what will happen next, if his party Zanu-PF follow up on their promise.

If he continues clinging on power, his ruling political party;Zanu-PF will start proceedings for impeachment.

The National Assembly and the Senate can begin proceedings to remove the president if both pass simple majority votes against him.

This can either be on grounds of “serious misconduct”, “violation” of the constitution or “failure to obey, uphold or defend” it, or “incapacity”.

Once the votes are passed, the two chambers must then appoint a joint committee to investigate removing the president.

If the committee recommends impeachment, the president can then be removed if both houses back it with two-thirds majorities.

That’s according to section 97 of the Zimbabwe constitution.

The vast majority of elected Zanu-PF representatives, like the opposition, are now in favour of removing Mugabe, reports AFP News agency.

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By Elly Katahinga

 In Ntungamo–

The state house health monitoring Unit headed by Dr. Julian Nabatanzi has given a stern warning to health workers who operate without the dispensing log books for to accountability of the drugs they receive and give to the patients.

According to Dr. Nabatanzi this has increased the cases of government drugs theft in public health facilities since there are no records to show drugs deliveries received monthly and quarterly.

She noted that some of the health workers steal government drugs and sell them in private clinics telling patients that there are no drugs in government hospitals. She threatened to arrest anyone caught involved in the evil deal.

Dr. Nabatanzi made remarks on Friday during a two week health monitoring through meetings held at various Health Centers in Ntungamo District.

She revealed that they got complaints about health officers in public health units who use government drugs and equipment to operate their private clinics.

“We have also noticed that some Doctors and Nurses go for Lunch at 12 noon and turn up at 4pm when the patients have gone back home complaining that healthy workers do not work and indeed its true they do not work” Dr. Nabatanzi said.

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By Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante

In Sheema–

Bisop of West Ankole Diocese; Rt.Rev.Johnson Twinomujuni has urged parents to invest in education of their children if they are to have prosperous families.

Bishop Twinomujuni giving remarks at Rwebiita’ home after the function

Bishop Twinomujuni made the remarks over the weekend at the memorial service for the late Fenekasi Rwebiita in Ngoma Kiziba Kagango division; Sheema Municipality.

Rwebiita was the father to the Vice Chancellor Ankole Western University;Prof.Meshach Katusiime.

According to the deceased’s widow;Keloy Rwebiita,her husband Rwebiita died 0n November 15,1988 after they had been in marriage for 14 years. Rwebiita left 8 children and they are now old.

The function proceeded with the church service at Ngoma C.O.U and thereafter to reception at the deceased home where the family members laid a wreath of flowers at the deceased’s grave.

He proceeded to Rwebiita Preparatory Day&Boarding P/S where a laid a memorial stone for the late Rwbiita.

Can.Yowas Makaaru; who was a family friend to the late Rwebiita, he hailed the deceased’s family members maintaining their father’s legacy.

Dr.Meshach Katusiime

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