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Top TV Journalist Knocked Dead,Police Hunt Killers

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It is a very dark day at Top TV and the entire media fraternity in Uganda today after one of the station’s employees got knocked dead over the weekend by a speeding car.

Daniel Ssenteza aka Sente who was a cameraman with Top TV, was reportedly killed in a hit and run accident, although the police are hunting for the killer car and its driver.

Baker Senyonga, one of Ssenteza’s close friends eulogised him thus; I woke up with the sad news of my child hood friend, ex workmate and abrother Daniel ssenteza alias Ssente, its un believable that you are gone, may your soul rest in peace brother.

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