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Prosecution has asked High Court in Kampala to hand a deterrent sentence to a 48 year old man for defiling his 13 year old step Prosecution’s Lillian Nandaula asked for a deterrent sentence after High Court Judge Jane Frances Abodo convicted him with aggravated Nandaula says, the convict Henry Sentongo had a duty to protect this child as a daughter but instead he abused it and defile her. Court observed that Sentongo defiled the gi*l on March 4th 2016 at Kitaka zone in Nateete a Kampala suburbs. It was discovered that Sentongo was caught red-handed by his wife defiling the child on their bed. The incident took place very early in the morning while the mother of the victim had gone to work, but unfortunately she forgot something at The judge sent him back on remand until December 14th to pas* a sentence.. INTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTRY VOWS TO LOOK INTO OFFICE BREAK IN CLAIMS. Internal affairs minister Jeje Odongo has promised to ensure the fast tracking of investigations into reports of office break-ins by civil Addressing a quarterly dialogue meeting with CSOs in Kampala, Odongo promised to consult with the Criminal Investigations Department to This comes shortly after the National Coalition of Human Rights Defenders presented a report on office break-ins with a call on government to conduct meaningful investigations about the matter. Speaking to KFM, the Executive Director of Western Ankole Civil Society Forum Apollo Kakonge cited foul play in the matter. Kyambogo University is today slated to graduate the second batch of students from the university campus in Nakawa division. According to the vice chancellor of the university prof Eli Katunguka, students from the faculty of arts and social sciences, and faculty of The three day graduation ceremony will see over 8,000 students graduate from various programs. With the Prof Katunguka explaining that the number of graduads increased from 7,000 to 8000 due to the addendum list. The university has graduated 500 students with first clas* degrees with majority of them coming from vocational studies.