SHOCKING: BUSHENYI TEACHER REMANDED FOR STEALING UG.114M

By Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante

In Bushenyi—

A female teacher at Pearl Junior Academy; Aminah Tusiime has today been remanded to Bushenyi government prison[Nyamushekyera] by Bushenyi Grade one magistrate’s court for allegedly stealing Ugs 114,000,000=belonging to the school  teachers’ Association.

Appearing before court, Tusiime denied the charges; thus prompting the presiding magistrate’ Paul Mujuni to put her on remand in government prison.

It is alleged that while at the school campus, Tusiime stole the money from the Pearl Junior Academy school teachers’ association coffers.

She attempted to apply for bail but the State prosecutor objected her plea, saying the money in question is too much and the suspect was planning to escape from the country.

The magistrate agreed with the state prosecutor and remanded the suspect as investigations going on.

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“STOP USING GOD AS ANESCAPEGOAT, GO TO HOSPITALS FOR TREATMENT”MAGAMBO WARNS

By Nelson Twinamatsiko and Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante

In Bushenyi–

The Emeritus Bishop William Magambo has challenged Ugandans to care about their lives if they are to meet their life expectancy.

In an exclusive interview with the www.mknewslink.com in Bushenyi town today,Magambo said God did not create man to die young but to live longer.

He said though death in human life is inevitable, people should avoid circumstances that can lead to their untimely death.

Magmbo expressed surprise as to why now days a number of people die while young despite Uganda’s life expectancy is at 63 years.

The man of God partly blamed untimely deaths on laxity of Ugandans who fail to care themselves, believing that God has plan for them.

He urged people to always go to hospitals for medical treatment if they are to live longer and serve God.

He added that some people die of diseases and accidents which would have been prevented if one checked on his or her behaviors.

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