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Just In! Gen Katumba Wamala Survives Assassination As Daughter, Driver Are Reportedly Dead

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Gen Katumba Wamala’s Official car been shot at around Kisaasi a Kampala suburb, the General’s daughter, driver and body guard are believed to have been assassinated.

Katumba has been rescued by a Boda Boda cyclist who rushed him to Malcolm Clinic in great pain where he is receiving treatment but is out of danger.

This is a developing story…..

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