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Gen. Kale Kayihura taken to his Muyenga home

Kale Kayihura being decorated by President Museveni

This news channel has reliably been informed that Gen. Kale Kayihura  was whisked away from Makindye Military Barracks to his new detention centre at his home in Muyenga.

The source informed us that the military has transferred the embattled former Inspector general of police General Kale Kayihura from Makindye military police barracks to his home in the outskirts of Kampala city.

President shaking hands with Kale

According to this military source, the military general is now under house arrest in his home in Muyenga Kampala under strict surveillance by the military.

A military source narrated to this investigative website that, Kale as he is fondly called by his peers was transferred from Makindye cell to his home on orders of the president after several meetings with different stakeholders including a delegation from Kisoro district.

The source added that Kayihura is now detained at his home and is only allowed to be accessed by his lawyers and family members.

He was also allowed to have a chef who is cooking for him.

Kayihura was arrested on orders of CDF General David Muhoozi from his home in Kashagama in Lyantonde District last month.

It is reported that Kayihura will be presented to court when investigations are done by CMI and ISO.

The four star military general was arrested along side former Crime Intelligence boss Ndahura Atwooki, former flying squad boss Herbert Muhangi and SSP Christopher Ndaboine the former director police Cyber crime unit among others.

After his arrest the public as well as security informants poured lots of unestablished accusations, some of which were misleading and annoying. All the dirty stints and acts in Uganda Police force were attributed to the tough army general.

However, it has been found that the police force was rotten. Yet this rot is affecting Ugandans. The public is very much affected by the ills of the police officers. We hope this will end well.