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    From Riches To Ruin: How Tycoon Kiwanuka’s Son Sebuliba Lost It All To Family Feuds And Mounting Debts

    By Our Reporter A high-profile struggle over the vast business empire of Ugandan tycoon Mohan Kiwanuka has taken a dramatic turn, leaving his son, lawyer Jordan Sebuliba, facing severe financial hardship and isolation following a major High Court setback. The protracted legal war hit a turning...

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