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Muledhu David leaves court in handcuffs
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Kampala, Uganda – The Anti-Corruption Unit of State House, in collaboration with the Criminal Investigations Directorate and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, has arraigned Muledhu David, the purported National Executive Secretary of the so-called Uganda Boys Scouts Association, before the Makindye Magistrate’s Court. Muledhu faces multiple charges, including Unlawful Occupation of Land Belonging to Another, Malicious Damage to Property, Conspiracy to Commit a Felony, Forcible Detainer, and Forcible Entry.
He now joins seven co-accused scout leaders—Buragahare Mujuni Patrick, Butumbwire Stephen, Mugisha John, Musoke Stephen Brian, Mununuzi Alex, Orwanga Michael Richard, and Anyango Francis—who had earlier been charged in the same case. The group is accused of forcibly seizing the National Camping and Scouts Centre at Kaazi–Busaabala, Masajja Division, Makindye Ssabagabo Municipality on 24th June 2025. According to investigators, the takeover disrupted the operations of the Uganda Scouts Association and caused extensive damage to property at the site.
Muledhu faces multiple charges
The prosecution requested that Muledhu be remanded pending further inquiries. The Makindye Magistrate’s Court ordered his detention until 1st September 2025. Authorities have vowed to pursue the case to its conclusion, emphasizing that illegal land occupations and property damage will not be tolerated.
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