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Kampala:Trial of accused Rwandan National deferred

Hearing of the case in which a Rwandese National Moses Ishimwe  Rutare is accused of illegal entry and Stay in Uganda, has been pushed to Friday 5th this Week due to the abscence of the trial  Magistrate who is reportedly on leave.

Rutare a tall, slim brown man was today supposed to start his trial before Grade One Magistrate Angura Fionah Shiella having been granted bail last month which he has actually honoured by reporting to Court with his Lawyer Daniel Walyemera.


Prosecution alleges that 33year old Rutare a resident of zone 6 Nadiope Road in Mbuya-Nakawa Division, at unknown date in 2018, and  unknown Border post unlawfully entered Uganda without an entry permit certificate of permanent residence or pass issued under the Uganda Citizenship and Immigration Act.

Its further alleged that on 22nd/December/2018 at Luthuli Avenue Bugolobi in Nakawa Division, Rutare stayed in Uganda without a Certificate of Permanent Residence or a pass issued under the Uganda Citizenship Immigration Act.

However Rutare denies the allegation  basing on his Entry Pass to Uganda for East Africa, which shows that he entered Uganda on 26/October/2018 through Katuna Boarder.

He was then arrested on 22nd/December/2018 by plain clothed men around Bugolobi near one of the gates occupied by Chieftancy of Military Intelligence on allegations that he was spying for Rwanda.

The suspect mantains he had moved out of a  Fellowship meeting when he was mistaken for a Spy; but that he is a born of Nsambya in Kampala, with some relatives in Rwanda and Uganda.

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