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//October 16, 2024
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THE LIFE JOURNEY OF VALENTINE KACHAINA LIVE IN CONCERT MBARARA OCT 21ST 2024

By TYSON ATWIJUKIRE

In Mbarara ……………….
Popular known media personality and comedian MUHEREZA VALENTINE aka KACHAINA announces his life journey concert dubbed ORUGYENDO RYA KACHAINA which is scheduled to happen on 21/12/2024 at university inn grounds in the city of mbarara western Uganda
KACHAINA was born  in Sheema district, Valentine has been raised not to share losses but to share his great intellect with his community. Valentine urges the youth not to quit school and he looks forward to constructing a school in Bushenyi to help the vulnerable people
He worked with various media houses like Link FM, BFM in Bushenyi, Radio and TV west in Mbarara
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WHY PRESIDENT MUSEVENI’S PLAN FOR NRM SOLE CANDIDATE FOR KISORO BY ELECTION FAILED ?

By Ambrose Kweronda
In Kisoro…………..
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The hunt for National Resistance Movement (NRM) party flag resumes Thursday, after 5 women bowed out of the 13-women race.
The 13, had held three rallies to canvass support from people of Mupaka, Rukundo, Busanza, Nyarubuye and Nyakinama Sub Counties and Kisoro Municipality.
They were due to visit Chahi and Cyanika Town Council on Thursday October 10, before they were invited to meet top party officials, including party chairman, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.
During the meeting, it is said that the President asked the aspirants to chose one candidate among themselves, “for cohesion in the party,” which did not yield results.
“Only 8 candidates accepted to step down while meeting the president. The rest of us are committed to winning the seat and could not relent,” an aspirant said.
After the meeting with the President at State House Entebbe, the aspirants were sent to Plot 10 on Kyadondo Road in Kampala to meet the party secretariat, on Monday.
However, the Kyadondo meeting also yielded no results, but the number of those stepping down reduced from 8 to 5.
A statement released the party’s electoral commission chairperson, Dr Tanga Odoi, on Monday, indicated that the ‘consensus-building meeting had seen 5 women withdraw from the race, with 8 remaining to tussle.
Dr Odoi mentioned those who had thrown in the towel as Sylvia Dushime, Louise Niyikiza, Allen Nkurikiye, Aphia Nyiramahoro, and Eva Twizere.
The statement indicates that the race is now among 8 contestants, with former occupant Rose Kabagyeni now facing Hellen Mbonye, Nirere Fancy Brenda, Akifeza Grace Ngabirano, Winfred Igiraneza, Blessed Kitentera, Irene Mahirwe and Jemimah Irankunda.
Despite rumours that those who stepped down were compensated, Mr Odoi insisted there was no financial compensation provided.
The statement also indicates that the roadmap remains the same, and voting for the party primaries will take place on October 25 as earlier planned.
Nyiramahoro Aphia, an aspirant who stepped down, said her decision was not for her own comfort and interest, but for the interest of the people of Kisoro and the party ideology.
“8 of us agreed before the president to step down in order to pave way for a harmonious decision on the flagbearer which was to be effected today 14/10/2024 at the NRM headquarters. However, when we reached the NRM EC headquarters, 3 out of 8 of us who had stepped down before the president turned around and joined the 5 who had not yet decided, which affected the president’s effort and guidance to come up with one party flagbearer,” Nyiramahoro said.
 Sylvia Dushime, another candidate that withdrew, explained that her decision was influenced by advice from the President during the meeting.
She added that the limited campaign time also played a role in her decision, though she denied receiving any compensation from the party.
“I wasn’t forced or compensated by the party or the chairman. It was a personal decision because I love the party and the people of Kisoro,” Ms Dushime said.
She added that she would speak to her supporters to explain her withdrawal.
The remaining candidates say they will meet this Wednesday, 16/10/2024 to make a clear roadmap on how to jointly resumes campaigns.
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RWANDAN NATIONAL REMANDED TO MASINDI PRISON FOR SODOMISING 12 YOUNG BOYS

By Moses Andama.
 In Masindi …………………….
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The Grade I court in Masindi district has remanded a Rwandan National to masindi government prison on allegation of sodomizing 12 young boys.

The court presided over by Magistrate Celesa Biwaga today remanded Kolode Nzabonimba 50,a resident of Myeba village in kimengo Sub County till 17th October 2024 when he will appear in court.

Biwaga told court that her court does not have powers to preside over  such a case adding that it is only the chief magistrate court that handles such cases and thus remanding the suspect.

Magistrate Biwaga did not allow the suspect to say anything due to the nature of the case and the court handling the matter as per the law.

Police in Kimengo arrested Kolode a Rwandan national but staying Myeba village for allegedly sodomizing 12 young boys aged 3-9 years.

The suspect was working as a casual laborer in one of the farms in kimengo Sub County near the victim’s homes.

Annette Karamagi,the probation and welfare officer Masindi district said the suspect allegedly sodomized the children in the absence of their parents after luring them with petty cash and gifts.

She also noted that the suspect allegedly committed the acts in a small hut and in the bush near a water dam.

Karamagi appeals to parents and guardians to take care of their children, protect them from sexual predators, emphasizing the need to focus on the security of both the boy and girl child.

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