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DPP fails to commit Kanyamunyu

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
January 17, 2017
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Prosecution in the murder case against the 3 Lugogo murder suspects ; Matthew Kanyamunyu, Cynthia Munwangari and Joseph Kanyamunyu  has today  failed to commit  the suspects before High court for trial  as earlier promised.

Court at Nakawa  presided over by  court grade one magistrate Noah Sajjabi has  heard from  state attorney Recheal Nabwiire that police investigations into this case are still on-going.

Nabwiire  then told court that she had instructions from the DPP Mike Chibita to have the case adjourned to another date to enable police wind up with its investigations.

Magistrate Sajjabi consquently adjourned the case to the 31st /January 2017 for further mention and the suspects were returned on remand at Luzira prison till then.

The Kanyamunyu’s  are said to have murdered social worker Kenneth Akena on the 12th/November 2016 at Lugogo Forest mall along Jinja Highway in Kampala district.

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