The Joint Security Task Team investigating the murder of Tumwebaze Pamela, the Director of Students Affairs at Uganda Christian University (UCU) has successfully arrested one of the key suspects, identified as Taewaiko Dak Hussein, in connection with the crime.
According to the Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson Kawala Rachael, Taewaiko has been arrested today from his hideout in Budaka District, where he was found in possession of the deceased’s property, a critical piece of evidence linking him to the murder.
“Preliminary findings further indicate that the suspect is a former house help to the deceased” she said.
Kawala has revealed that investigations into the matter are ongoing, and further updates will be communicated in due course as progress is made.
Tumwebaze was attacked by thugs at her home in Mukono on Tuesday night and was rushed to the Church of Uganda Hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries.
According to preliminary police reports, police received information at 3am on Wednesday, informing them that unknown people had gained entry into her house and strangled her at around 2am.
The deceased was rushed to Mukono Namirembe Hospital where she was pronounced dead.






















Dear Publisher first of all, i would like to take this opportunity to thank you for this work you are doing to inform Ugandans who are home and those of us Abroad. We are grateful. Me personally and many other Ugandans especially those in the Diaspora are really concerned about all these murders taking place in our country. Its giving us chills and we are getting afraid of coming home. My question is, how are people especially women supposed to feel safe in our own country? In less than one week, we are reading about women attached and killed in their homes. We also only see the arrests but we don’t read about the verdicts. What really happens to these perpetraitors or criminals?
Thank you for the feed back Lucile, your concern is legitimate and should actually be addressed by the country’s security agencies, as a news publishing company, we will raise these concerns to the appropriate security spokesperson and also promise to follow up this story and keep you informed on the whole judicial process along the way.
Thank you again