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Fear As Rwanda Security Agents Arrest Two Ugandan Nationals

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Panic is mounting among residents  Ndorwa West in Kabale District after two of their colleagues were arrested in Rwanda.

Mr Gilbert Beingana, 24, and Mr Amos Tibesiga, 50, both from Butanda Sub-county, Kabale District were reportedly arrested by Rwanda security officials on November 11.

Mr Gideon Turyatunga, a brother of Mr Beingana says that his sibling had crossed to Rwanda through one of the porous borders points in Rubaya Sub-county to visit a female relative in Burera, Rwanda.

Mr Turyatunga says that Mr Beingana had offered to one of their relatives to carry 35 kilogrammes of sorghum to Kivuye Market, in Rwanda.

However, according to Mr Turyatunga, Mr Beingana and Mr Amos Tibesiga were intercepted and detained at Commune Headquarters.

After interrogation, Mr Beingana’s relative was released.urn

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