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By Ambrose Katooto

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In Bushenyi

Kampala international university western campus deputy Vice Chancellor has said he will not entertain any mediocrity at any point that will pull the university down next year.

He blasted some of lecturers accusing them of being a few thousands cheap who accept thirty thousand shillings to change students marks.

Prof. Patrick Kyamanywa was on Thursday 20^thDecemberaddressingstaff and old students of the University, its sister teaching hospital staff and other invited guests during a glamorous end of year party held at basket ball grounds within the campus.

Staff members having lunch

Kyamanywa who is three years old in office acknowledged that 2018 has been a good year saying on the academic side, they were ranked with the best pharmacy in the country, their internees continuing to be the best internees, and making some strides in research among others.

He however challenged his staff to maintain what they have so far registered and show others that its a culture not a chance attained this year thus urging them to be committed, honesty and integrity members.

If you cant recommend your child or your relative or a friend to come and study here then your guilty of making this place the second best, he told his staff.

The cake

Kyamanywa announced that next year 2019, it is very likely now than ever happened before that the June graduation will take place at western campus in Ishaka adding that the university is going to have an engineering faculty, and that the diploma in pharmacy has been accredited, bachelor of clinical medicine will be accredited before Christmas which shows that the University is growing.

Speaking at the event, Robinson Ssebuufu, the executive director KIU teaching hospital said the atomic energy granted them a license to posse and use radiation, generating equipment and by January they shall be having a CT scan working.

Speaker after speaker among the few Stella Teddy Kanyesigye of faculty of education, Musinguzi Simon Peter of Biomedical faculty who represented all departments described this year as a great year.

The occasion was crowned with awarding gifts to the best performers and Music dance.

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By YosamGucwaki

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In Masindi————-

Masindi High court has reduced the sentence that was given to Fred Kyogonza who was convicted for punching the then Masindi chief Magistrate Catherine Agwero.

Kyogonza, a clinical officer and a resident of Masindi town, was early this year convicted for two counts of contempt of court and assaulting Catherine Agwero.

Prosecution claimed that Kyogonza jumped from the dock and punched the magistrate several times on the head leaving her unconscious. Prosecution told court that the magistrate was rescued by court clerks, prison warders, police officers and some of the people who were present in the court.

On the 10^th of January 2018 Dan Mwesiga said Kyogonza would serve five years for assault and two years for contempt of court. He explained that the convict had failed to show remorse for attacking the chief magistrate.

However Kyongoza appealed the sentences at Masindi High court that began hearing the appeal on 16 November this year.

Masindi High court resident Judge Albert RugadyaAtwooki after hearing the appeal on Wednesday reduced the sentence for both offences from seven years to five years.

He also ruled that the convict would serve both sentences concurrently.

However Kyongonza revealed that he is still going to appeal against the reduced sentence in the court of appeal in which he will ask court to scrap the sentence and set him free.

Kyogonza in December last year attacked Agwero, the then Masindi court chief magistrate from the court room after sending him to prison for failing to pay a debt to Masindi businessman James Magadu.

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BY WILBER MUHWEZI KASIBANTE

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IN BUSHENYI——

Police in Bushenyi are holding an Anglican Reverend for defiling a nine year old girl a daughter of Ronald Matsiko of Kankinga church of Uganda in Kyanyakatura archdeaconry in west Ankole diocese.

The Rev. was identified as Godfrey Kamisa a resident of Kyabugimbi in Bushenyi district but he is currently serving as a parish priest of Kankinga parish in Nyabubare sub-county.

Rev. Kamisa was arrested last week Friday and held at Ishaka police station and later transferred to Bushenyi police station on Friday where he is still being held.

According to impeccable sources, police is tight lipped on the case but our sources confirmed to us that Rev. Kamisa will complete a week at Bushenyi police without appearing in court.

Bushenyi police has broken the law and is negotiating settlement of the case out of police and the father of the victim needs 9 million.

The new OCCID Bushenyi district Benon Kivengere has been negotiating defilement and murder cases in his office and when the managing Editor of www.mknewslink.com tried to ask him about the matter yesterday, he threatened him with arrest.

OCCIID Kivengyere is well known for the negotiation of late Jackson Kagindas murder case by releasing all the six suspects without charge because Tycoon Hassan Basajabalaba gave him money.

Umar Kibanda Asiimwe, a coffee dealer who was the last caller of Late Jackson Kaginda was also released among the six without any charge because Basajabalaba gave Kivengere money and released the accused.

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