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Ugandan pastor shot dead in South Africa

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
February 5, 2018
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A South Africa-based Ugandan Man of God Apostle Paul Kamba is dead. According to media reports, Paul was yesterday morning gunned down in his office by unknown thugs.

Paul was a senior pastor at a South African Pentecostal church Destiny Midwives Christian Centre located in Edenvale. The pastor was rushed to the hospital but was confirmed dead shortly after.

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Apostle Mondo Mugisha, the lead pastor at the Empowerment Christian Prayer Centre International revealed to the media that  Kamba who was a close friend was shot twice in the abdomen.

“He had just concluded the morning service and gone to take a break in his office in the company of his wife. But as they were moving out of the office, the gunmen who did not ask for anything like money or other valuables just shot at him,” Mugisha said.

Back here in Uganda, Paul hails from Bugweri, Iganga District and preparations are being made to have the body flown back to Uganda.

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