And following the investigation, the Acting Commissioner for Mapping and Surveys Kakooza Jasper and nine others, have been found to allegedly having created fraudulent land titles on property belonging to the Madhvani Group Ltd.

Others accused include: Bassajjangabo Hakim, Senior Assistant Secretary at Kabulasooke, Gomba District, Siwuliliza Andrew Sserunkuma, Chairman LC1 Mpogo village, Nakanwagi Gladys, Former secretary Gomba District Land Board, haji Kayongo Badru Ismail, Former Chairperson, Gomba District Land Board, Nuwahereza Allan Katakanya, Businessman, Mudenyi Gerald, Security Guard, Nabimanya David, Security Guard,Ssenoga Abdu, Casual labourer, Kisenyi Harunah, Boda boda rider.

The group is accused of forcibly taking possession of over 600 acres of land in Gomba District, destroying tea plantations and over 540 acres of natural forest in the process.

The accused face charges of abuse of office, forgery, fraudulent procurement of a certificate of title, forcible entry and detainer, destroying growing plants, and conspiracy. The court remanded the accused until April 30, 2025.

The investigation, led by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, revealed a complex web of corruption involving government officials and businessmen.

Arrest warrants have been issued for Deputy Resident District Commissioner Sitenda Nicodemus Mugalu, physical planner Mugenyi Vicent, and businessman Fred Kirenga.

Brig. Henry Isoke’s Unit on the Frontline

The State House Anti-Corruption Unit, under Brig. Henry Isoke’s leadership, has been instrumental in uncovering and prosecuting corruption cases. This latest development demonstrates the unit’s commitment to rooting out corruption and ensuring accountability in government and public institutions.

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Pupils took to the stage with richly informative, educative and entertaining items such as creative dances, singing, poems, drama, news reading and parliamentary session.

For the parents and other guests smiling from ear to ear and ululating with joy was a constant feature from morning to evening.

The day coincided with the World Aids Day and the teachers had made efforts to prepare a drama skit advising pupils and parents about the dangers of HIV/Aids.

The Guest of Honour, Wakiso Woman MP Ethel Naluyima, hailed the school for imparting pupils with special skills in music, drama, poetry and debating.

“Our pupils need to gain more than class work from schools. In as much as we need to learn as prescribed by the government syllabuses, these pupils need to take an extra mile by practicing and developing their talents,” Naluyima noted.

The school’s Director, Juliet Kabengwa, called for recognition of humanity subjects.

“The arts provide a platform for our students to express themselves, to develop their creativity, and to build their confidence. They also provide a unique opportunity for our pupils to come together, to collaborate, and to support one another,” she said.

“Tonight’s concert is a celebration of our school’s commitment to providing an all-round education that nurtures the whole child. It is a testament to the power of the arts to bring us together, to inspire us, and to uplift us,” Kabengwa added.

After speeches, sumptuous lunch was served and everyone ate as much as they could.

The day climaxed with the graduation of more than 30 pupils from Top Class to Primary One.

Below are some of the moments we captured during the day.

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