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Kasiwukira murder suspects return to court today

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May 21, 2015
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Sarah Nabikolo, the widow to slain businessman Eria Ssebunya popularly known as Kasiwukira is to re-appear at Makindye magistrate’s court today to know the stage of investigations in a murder case against her.

In April this year, Makindye Court grade one magistrate George Watyekere threatened to release on bail Nabikolo and two other co-accused persons on grounds that the mandatory 6 months for investigations are about to elapse.

The accused who are currently on remand at Luzira prison are; Nabikolo, Kasiwukira’s sister in-law, Sandra Nakungu and a police officer Jaiden Ashraf.

Kasiwukira was knocked dead by a speeding car while jogging near his home in Muyenga on October 17th 2014.

 

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