Intelligence Insider

10/08/2026

Johnny Musinguzi tries to deflect responsibility for Denying the Late father Dr. Garuga medical evacuation by Blaming Government

10/08/2026

Why Is Peace Kesiime Bagorogoza blaming Government yet her Husband the late Dr.Musinguzi James Garuga had a valid UK medical visa in his passport which she took and tied up at the Turkish Visa handling office on Yusuf Lule Road to deny him medical Evacuation ?

08/08/2026

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08/08/2026

Garuga's Son Alwyn spitting fire after veiled attacks by Peace Kesiime Bagorogoza on family friend & late dad's business partner Hon Mathew Rukiikaire during memorial service in Kampala.

03/08/2026

It is also indicated that his son Philip Musinguzi also obtained £25000 for hotel booking where the late would be hosted but vanished with the said money.

KAMPALA – August 6, 2026, marks exactly one year since the death of business mogul and philanthropist Dr. James Musinguzi Garuga at Nakasero Hospital in Kampala. Yet, for some of his children, the circumstances surrounding his death remain unresolved accusing their mother Peace Kesiime Bagorogoza ...

24/07/2026

The ruling further found that there was no record on the Companies Register of ordinary resolutions allegedly authorizing Maguru to represent Garuga Properties Limited at meetings of Kinkizi Development Company Limited and Incafex Limited, leaving the appointments without a documented chain of authority.

  KAMPALA — A series of legal and administrative decisions has handed a significant victory to the heir of late businessman Dr. James Musinguzi Garuga , Alwyn Carl Musinguzi Garuga and shareholder Hon. Mathew Rukiikaire after the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) removed lawyer Agaba Mag...

22/07/2026

This is not a new genre for the paper. The 2017 cover story on the Tumukunde-ISO rivalry followed an identical template. Rival camps feeding the president competing intelligence each claiming the other side is lying with the president caught in the middle trying to adjudicate. The names change, the structure of the fight does not.

The Independent’s exposé on Stephen Nuwagaba reads on its surface as a straightforward morality tale a fraudster with fake credentials and forged WhatsApp chats talked his way into State House, terrorised senior security officers and extorted money from the vulnerable. It is a good story and prob...