Ndiga clan murder suspects’ trial deferred to August 5
The trial for five suspects accused of murdering Ndiga clan leader Daniel Kakeeto Bbosa has been adjourned until August 5 due to the judge's unavailability. The case involves allegations of a power struggle within the clan and the discovery of human remains at a property linked to the primary suspect.
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This case highlights ongoing legal proceedings regarding high-profile murders and potential criminal activity linked to traditional leadership disputes.
News: Ndiga clan murder suspects’ trial deferred to August 5
Ndiga clan murder suspects’ trial deferred to August 5
When the case came up for hearing today (July 23), the judge’s research assistant informed court that Justice David Matovu of the High Court Criminal Division was unavailable, prompting an adjournment.
Eng. Daniel Kakeeto Bbosa, the former head of the Ndiga (Sheep) Clan, was gunned down while driving towards his home in Kikandwa zone, Lungujja, Rubaga division. (File photo)
The trial of five suspects charged with the murder of Eng. Daniel Kakeeto Bbosa, the former head of the Ndiga (Sheep) Clan, has been adjourned to August 5 due to the absence of the trial judge.
When the case came up for hearing today (July 23), the judge's research assistant informed
that Justice David Matovu of the High Court Criminal Division was unavailable, prompting an adjournment.
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