Uganda police stakes sh20m for terrorists behind city bombs
KAMPALA: Uganda’s joint security forces have placed a sh20m stake for whoever will provide information leading to the arrest of two suspects behind the two explosives, which went off in different parts of Kampala at the weekend. The Joint Anti-Terrorism Task Force of CMI, ISO, CT and CI have put up a serious manhunt for two notorious ADF suspects, for their alleged roles in a series of terror attacks. Police said the suspects used IEDs explosives not only in the Central Business District of Kampala and Butambala, but also for other terror attacks, along the Kasese Bundibugyo axis, with the DRC. “The goal of the wanted terror suspects is to murder Ugandans, and also cause panic and fear within the community,” police said. “We have shared the photograph of Kamusi Musa, who is now the commander of the Splinter ADF […]