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The family of Angella Vivienne Chebet has petitioned the High Court in Kampala seeking orders to have her produced in court “dead” or “alive”.

Vivienne is the wife of socialite SK Mbuga who was arrested last year over fraud.

Her family wants the court to issue a directive to Inspector General of Police and Director of Public Prosecution to produce their relative.

Mrs Mbuga was arrested on Valentines Day and detained at Katwe Police Station over allegations of defrauding UGX20bn from her former Swedish lover.

Vivienne's brother, in a sworn affidavit, says her sister was transferred to Kira Police Station two weeks ago.

Samuel Mukasa argues that her sister's continued detention is illegal and beyond the 48 hours describes in the constitution.

"As a result of the continued detention, the applicant’s constitutional right to personal liberty is being violated under the guise of protracted investigations yet she secured an order for unconditional release issued by the Chief Magistrate’s Court of Kira."

Vivienne risks being deported to Sweden if foreign lawyers become successful with the paperwork.

Vivienne Chebet was arrested on Valentines Day

The family of SK Mbuga’s wife wants her released immediately

Socialite Bad Black on Monday appeared at the Police Directorate of Criminal Investigations (CID) over offensive communication.

Black, also known as Shanita Namuyimbwa, allegedly made serious allegations last about against President Museveni accusing him of impregnating her and offering money for abortion.

The naughty socialite appeared at the headquarters with her lawyers Julius Galisonga and Sam Muyizzi.

The allegations she made breached the Computer Misuse Act, according to detectives.

The summon noticed issued on February 20th reads: "We are investigating a case of offensive communication and criminal libel. You are, therefore, in pursuance of the provisions of Section 27A of the Police Act (as amended) required to report before acting Commissioner of Police [in charge of media department] at CID headquarters…without fail."

Computer Misuse Act 2011 on offensive communication penalises persons who 'willfully and repeatedly uses electronic communication to disturb or attempts to disturb the peace, quiet or right of privacy of any person with no purpose of legitimate communication'.

The accused, if found guilty, are liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding twenty-four currency points (480,000) or imprisonment not exceeding one year or both.

The local celebrity might have breached the Computer Misuse Act

Bad Black appears at CID headquarters for interrogation

Naughty socialite Bad Black has been summoned by police for allegedly abusing President Kaguta Museveni on social media.

In the summon letter dated February 20th, authorities say they are 'investigating a case of offensive communication and criminal libel vide'.

She is expected to appear before Criminal Investigation Directorate (CID) headquarters in Kibuli on February 27th for interrogation.

In August 2018, a video of Bad Black circulated on social media insulting President Museveni shortly after the arrest of brutal arrest of Bobi Wine in the northern town of Arua.

Bad Black claimed in the video clip that the president 'impregnated her in 2000 and even helped her to procure an abortion'.

In August 2018, a video of Bad Black circulated on social media insulting President Museveni

Naughty Bad Black summoned by police for insulting President Museveni

Musician Gravity Omutujju was shot by a security guard on Wednesday evening at LK Petrol Station in Bukuya Sub County, Kassanda District.

The musician is currently admitted at Rubaga Hospital in Kampala where he is nursing injuries.

A police statement says the musician was reportedly heading to Lwebitute trading centre for a show before making a stopover at the fuel station where a security guard fired at his crew.

Authorities have arrested three people, including a security guard, to help with the investigations.

The suspects are being held at Kasanda Central Police Station on charges of attempted murder.

Authorities have arrested three people to help with the investigations.

Ugandan musician Gravity Omutujju shot by a security guard

Angella Vivienne Chebet faces possible extradition to Sweden over fraud.

Vivienne together with her husband SK Mbuga allegedly defrauded a Swedish national Sten Heinsoo about UGX20bn.

She was arrested Criminal Investigation Directorate (CID) last week after the release of her husband from a Dubai jail before being transferred to Denmark.

The CID spokesperson told local media Swedish are expected to arrive in the country anytime to table their request to the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Apparently, Ugandan detectives were able to trace money wired from Sweden and distribute to four accounts; three of which belonged to the couple.

Vivienne and husband SK Mbuga allegedly defrauded a Swedish national about UGX20bn.

Angella Vivienne Chebet: SK Mbuga's wife faces extradition to Sweden over fraud

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