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THE STANDARD By
Vincent Kejitan |
December 22nd 2020 at 15:45:12 GMT +0300
Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko on Tuesday made sensational claims during the burial of Machakos Senator Boniface Kabaka.
Speaking during the burial at Mikuyu in Masinga Machakos County, Sonko, alleged that there was something sinister about the Senator’s demise, pointing an accusing finger at the media for misleading the public.
Although he had promised to steer clear of politics, Sonko claimed he had to speak the truth, accusing some leaders of cowardice.
“The late Kabaka had a problem with the Deep State and often clashed with high ranking-officials over land issues in Athi River.
THE STANDARD By
Vincent Kejitan |
December 22nd 2020 at 15:45:12 GMT +0300
Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko on Tuesday made sensational claims during the burial of Machakos Senator Boniface Kabaka.
Speaking during the burial at Mikuyu in Masinga Machakos County, Sonko, alleged that there was something sinister about the Senator’s demise, pointing an accusing finger at the media for misleading the public.
Although he had promised to steer clear of politics, Sonko claimed he had to speak the truth, accusing some leaders of cowardice.
“The late Kabaka had a problem with the Deep State and often clashed with high ranking-officials over land issues in Athi River.
How permit rules on foreign artistes will hurt Uganda
The crackdown by the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC) on foreign artistes and journalists without work permits could have far-reaching implications to the entertainment industry and international conferences in Uganda.
Last weekend, police arrested Nigerian artistes, who had performed in Kampala City without a work permit and violating the standard operating procedures put in place to control the spread of Coronavirus.
The spokesperson of DCIC, Mr. Jacob Siminyu, said the Nigerian artistes arrived in Uganda on tourist visas and performed illegally.
“They were supposed to be tourists in Uganda. They were breaching the law,” Mr Siminyu said in an interview.
Daily Monitor
Friday December 18 2020
Nigerian artiste Stanley Omah Didia, alias Omah Lay, being handcuffed at Makindye Magistrate’s Court in Kampala on Monday. He was arrested after performing in Kampala City without a work permit. PHOTO/STEPHEN OTAGE
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The crackdown by the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC) on foreign artistes and journalists without work permits could have far reaching implications to the entertainment industry and international conferences in Uganda.
Last weekend, police arrested Nigerian artistes, who had performed in Kampala City without a work permit and violating the standard operating procedures put in place to control the spread of Coronavirus.