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Kassanda school canteen attendant arrested after student dies

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By Barbara Nalweyiso
| Daily Monitor Verified
Police in Kassanda District have arrested a school canteen attendant after a student died following an alleged confrontation in which a stone was thrown at him. The suspect, identified as Resty Namutebi, works as a canteen attendant at Bright Way Secondary School in Kyamasansa Village, Kassanda Sub-county. The deceased, Ronald Ssemiyingo, 20, was a Senior Three student at the school. According to police, the incident happened at about 7am on Monday when Namutebi allegedly confronted Ssemiyingo.
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Police launch hunt for missing partner after woman is hacked to death in Kiboga domestic attack

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By Barbara Nalweyiso
| Daily Monitor Verified
What you need to know: Commenting on the tragic incident, Mr Lameck Kigozi, the Wamala Regional Police spokesperson, issued a stern warning to local residents regarding the preservation of homicide scenes, stressing that well-meaning onlookers often derail delicate forensic efforts. Police in Kiboga District have launched a manhunt for a man following the horrific early morning murder of a 42-year-old woman in what authorities suspect to be an act of domestic violence.
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Retired orthopaedist, wife held after five foetuses recovered in Mityana

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By Barbara Nalweyiso
| Daily Monitor Verified
A 70-year-old retired orthopaedic practitioner has been arrested in Mityana after police recovered the remains of five foetuses from his home during an investigation into alleged illegal abortions. The suspect, identified as Samuel Madaaba, was arrested on Monday after police received intelligence that he was allegedly conducting abortions at his residence in Gombolola Cell, Busimbi Division, Mityana Municipality.
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