LAST WEEK IN REVIEW: Bobi Wine’s phone conversation tracking saga, Two men remanded to Luzira for leaking Martha Kay’s nudes while Besigye honoured with African Hero Award

Bobi Wine’s phone conversation tracking saga

On Friday 15 August, a story accompanied with a video published by American newspaper Wall Street Journal (WSJ) alleged that Chinese Tech giant Huawei Technologies works with the government of Uganda to provide infrastructure and technology used to track, record and listen to phone conversations of opposition politicians, especially Bobi Wine.

A day later, Huawei came out to refute all the claims regarding them false and defamatory.

Ssuubi Henry offered full scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Trolled Makerere University freshman Ssuubi Henry was offered a full scholarship in Mechanical Engineering by Joadah Consult; one of the leading infrastructure consultancy companies in Sub-Sahara Africa. “We would be glad to have a Memorandum of Understanding signed between us, the University and the student,” A letter from Joadah Consult addressed to Makerere University Vice Chancellor read in part.

Two men remanded to Luzira for leaking Martha Kay’s nudes

Two men identified as Herbert Arinaitwe and Farid Mukiibi were last week arrested and remanded to Luzira for leaking Martha Kay’s nudes two months ago.

a court session presided over by Buganda Road Chief Magistrate Miriam Okello, Prosecution said that between April 10 and 11 this year, Arinaitwe and Mukiibi robbed Martha Kay’s two Smartphones. They then demanded Shs10 million from Martha, an act termed as “demanding property with threats” in court.

It is on these counts that Buganda Road court decided to remand Arinaitwe and Mukiibi to Luzira on charges of aggravated robbery, demanding property with intent to steal and cyber stalking, even though they denied the charges.

Besigye honoured with African Hero Award

Former FDC party President Dr Kizza Besigye was honoured with the African Hero Award at The Voice Achievers Award ceremony held last week at Louis Leaky Hall, National Museum, Nairobi, Kenya.

The four-time presidential candidate was appreciated for long using his voice to advocate for rule of law, democracy, freedom of speech and peaceful leadership change in Uganda.

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