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Cynthia Munwangari

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Akena Murder: Prosecution Parades Recovered Killer Bullet

The bullet that allegedly killed child rights activist Kenneth Akena has been displayed in court. The round-nosed bullet was displayed before Justice Steven Mubiru on Thursday by principal government analyst Robinah Kirinya attached to the Directorate of Government Analytical Laboratory located in Wandegeya,
February 14, 2020
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Hospital Guard Pins Kanyamunyu Brothers In Akena Murder

A former security guard at Nakasero hospital, has told court that he saw Mathew Kanyamunyu give a pistol that was allegedly used to kill children’s activist, Kenneth Akena to his brother Joseph Kanyamunyu. Robert Mutebi was testifying as prosecution witness number four
January 9, 2020

Kanyamunyu Brothers Murder Case Flops, Pushed To 2020

Hearing of a murder case against the Kanyamunyu brothers in the High court has been scheduled to start next year in January. Mathew Kanyamunyu and two others are accused of murdering child activist, Kenneth Akena in November 2016. Kanyamunyu is jointly charged alongside
December 11, 2019