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Gov’t blames Masaka murders on politicians

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
September 1, 2021
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Masaka residents discover new body

Several people gathered on August 26, 2021 at the crime scene after the body of a man was discovered in Masaka City. PHOTO/GERTRUDE MUTYABA

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By Benjamin Jumbe
Government has blamed the ongoing murders in the greater Masaka region on politicians.
This comes at a time close to 30 people have been killed in attacks by panga-wielding men.
Addressing journalists at the media center,  the ICT minister Dr. Chris Baryomunsi says preliminary findings from ongoing investigations indicate that the criminals behind the attacks are being used by some politicians to create fear within the population.
He however says government is on top of the situation giving assurance that those behind these attacks will be dealt with.
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