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NSSF top Boss not interdicted

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May 28, 2015
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The National Social Security fund Head of Human Resources and Administration Eseza Catherine Byakika has denied reports of her interdiction.

Byakika tells KFM that she is officially on leave which ends on May 31st and so she will be in the office on Monday June 1st 2015.

She has blamed her woes on intrigue from within the Fund because she has been trying to stop theft of savers’ money.

This comes a day after the police concluded investigations into a cyber-stalking case against Byakika.
Prosecution states that Byakika on December 27th 2014 at Mutungo-Nakawa division willfully, maliciously and repeatedly used electronic communications to harass and threaten one Jacqueline

Kasande with intent to place her in reasonable fear for her safety.

Now the magistrate has set June 24th 2015 to start hearing the case.

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