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President Museveni approves promotion for 149 prisons officers

Prisons boss Johnson Byabashaija

President Yoweri Museveni, acting on the advice of the Prisons Authority, has on Monday approved the promotion of 149 superior officers of the Uganda Prisons Service.

A statement issued by the Public Relations Department of the Prisons Service, and signed by the Can. Dr. Johnson O.R. Byabashaija, Commissioner General of Prisons, said the promotion takes effect from 18th March 2016.

Among the most senior, David Sekabembe Nsalasatta, Eli Muhumuza and Samuel Akena have been promoted to the rank of Director Of Prisons while those promoted to the rank of Commissioner of Prisons are Andrew Tebyasa Kisitu, Moses Wagabaza Kakungulu, David Asiimwe Ahimbisibwe, Allan Okello, Wilson Francis Magomu, Robert Munanura, John Bosco Tumwebaze, Milton Tiyo, Alfred Dakokati Okulu, Elizabeth Nanfuka, Richard Emou, Julius Aloka and Dr. George Muge.
Others;

(i) Appointment On Promotion To Assistant Commissioner Of Prisons

  1. Mr. Amos Turyashaba
  2. Mr. Frank Mayanja Baine
  3. Mr. Luka Plastin Oneka
  4. Mr. James Emotu
  5. Mr. Gervase Tumuhimbise
  6. Mr. Apollo Baker Asinja
  7. Mr. Raphael Olinga
  8. Mr. Moses Kamugisha
  9. Mr. Kenneth Mugabiirwe
  10. Mr. Hillary Bisanga
  11. Mr. Godwin George Lenga
  12. Mr. Patrick Okonye
  13. Mr. Stephen Lugonda
  14. Eng. Samuel Edward Mukasa
  15. Mr. Selestine Twesigye
  16. Mr. Judas Tadeo Kaliisa
  17. Mr. Frank Muhangi Katungye
  18. Mr. Franca Byamugisha
  19. Mr. Vincent Kubomu
  20. Ms Juliet Nantale

(Ii) Appointment On Accelerated Promotion To The Rank Of Senior Superintendent Of Prisons

  1. Mr. Aggrey Aturwaniriire
  2. Mr. Moses Ssentalo

(Iii) Appointment On Promotion To The Rank Of Senior Superintendent Of Prisons

  1. Mr. Peter Ariko
  2. Mr. Simpson Ebil Awongo
  3. Mr. Joseph Outeke
  4. Mr. Deogratius Sabba
  5. Mr. Ericson Notti Nabimanya
  6. Mr. Elly Tumuramye
  7. Mr. Alex Mukhola Oloka
  8. Mr. Jolly Robert Bamutura
  9. Mrs. Margaret Orik Obonyo
  10. Mr. Godfrey Obbo
  11. Mr. Jacob Kivumbi
  12. Mr. Stella Nabunya
  13. Ms Rebecca Agnes Gabu
  14. Ms Aliyo Naatukunda
  15. Mr. Festo Sambya
  16. Mr. Joel Kiggundu
  17. Ms Brenda Sana
  18. Mr. John Allan Mushabe
  19. Mr. Emmanuel Serugendo
  20. Mr. Josephat Semate Karubanga
  21. Mr. Bobby Ongon Olet
  22. Ms Joyce Wanyana
  23. Mr. Robert Kiine Tebigwayo
  24. Mr. Julius Oraije
  25. Mr. Patrick Sunday Kanyonyi
  26. Mr. Sam Edotu
  27. Mr. Michael Abeja
  28. Mr. Henry Alone Natwaluma
  29. Ms Geraldine Prossy Najjuma

(Iv) Appointment On Promotion To The Rank Of Superintenent Of Prisons

  1. Ms Maureen Ninsiima
  2. Ms Faith Norah Malinga
  3. Mr. Arthur Mugaba
  4. Mr. Yakubu Matende
  5. Mr. Walter Atuzo
  6. Mr. Simon Mayende
  7. Ms Lilly Akech
  8. Mr. Jacob Isaac Ogwang
  9. Mr. Innocent Draville
  10. Mr. Alex Beinomugisha
  11. Mr. Aloysius Bagonza
  12. Mr. Willaiam Patrick Awany
  13. Mr. Michael Waigo
  14. Mr. Godfrey Walakira
  15. Ms Mary Tamale
  16. Mr. Mike Seruyange Kanyike
  17. Mr. Alfred Nuwatuha
  18. Ms Annitah Karungi
  19. Ms Madinah Nabaggala
  20. Mr. Godfrey Mutumba
  21. Mr. Leni Ndori
  22. Mr. Onesmus Bitaliwo
  23. Mr. Joseph Otai
  24. Ms Regina Nassimbwa
  25. Mr. Godfrey Kumakech
  26. Mr. Lawrence Ochoke
  27. Mr. Benjamin Buntwatse Ngabwah
  28. Mr. Shem Lwanga
  29. Mr. Michael T. Obini
  30. Mr. Jonathan Kibande
  31. Mr. Ben Yovan Ocen
  32. Mr. Charles Rugasira
  33. Mr. Jimmy Anguzu
  34. Mr. Amon Atwine
  35. Mrs. Christine P. Babirye Okot
  36. Mr. Apollo Ssempungu
  37. Mr. Ben Nyanzi N. Ahimbisibwe
  38. Mr. Deogracious Ogwapit
  39. Mr. Ronald Kalali
  40. Mr. Innocent Giboni Majeme
  41. Mr. Joseph Mpagi
  42. Mr. Geoffrey Natabona Mangeni
  43. Mr. Samson Hasakya
  44. Mr. John Bukenya
  45. Mr. Eric Baleteirewa
  46. Ms Mary Centenary
  47. Mr. Robert Naimuli
  48. Mrs. Juliet Betty Semwogerere
  49. Mr. Anthony Opio
  50. Ms Harriet Namakoye
  51. Mr. Felex Mugasha
  52. Mr. Felix Ayo
  53. Ms Annah Kyatuhaire
  54. Ms Doreen Kazoora Asiimwe
  55. Mr. Emmanuel Muchunguzi

(V) Appointment On Promotion To The Rank Of Of Assistant Superintendent Of Prisons

  1. Ms Lanyero Evelyn
  2. Mr. Muliko Charles
  3. Mr. Mukonge Richard
  4. Mr. Mwenze Norah
  5. Ms Namatove Neoline
  6. Mr. Dratre Ezra
  7. Ms Kawala Nassim Kyesibire
  8. Ms Ayerango Harriet
  9. Ms Nkunjama Lillian
  10. Mr. Oryema Henry Milly
  11. Mr. Alula Alfred
  12. Ms Tumushabe Angela
  13. Mr. Kyesimera Pascal
  14. Mr. Byaruhanga Francis
  15. Mr. Opio Christopher
  16. Mr. Oburu Bosco
  17. Ms Ayikoru Jane
  18. Ms Aojat Getrude Anne
  19. Ms Okware Catherine

(Vi) Appointment On Accelerated Promotion To The Rank Of Assistant Superintendent Of Prisons

  1. Mr. Thomas Aldo Ochero
  2. Ms Cissynamusisi
  3. Mr. Fred Amodo Agotre Amodo
  4. Mr. Rock Evansabio
  5. Mr. Henry M. Tumwesigye
  6. Ms Lydia Nekesa
  7. Mr. Geoffreyagona
  8. Mr. Jackson Kwihangana

 

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Kanungu MP uses Museveni’s Shs.5m to feast with Mbabazi

James Kaberuka a former district councilor for Kihiihi town council is now an MP in the 10th Parliament

It’s a normal thing for a politician to switch posts but the speed at which newly elected Kinkizi West MP Nigirimana James Kaberuka does it is alarming.

During his post swearing in party at a top city hotel, the former district councilor for Kihiihi town council changed allegiance from his NRM boss Museveni to ex-mentor and failed presidential candidate John Patrick Amama Mbabazi who he replaces in the August House.

The novice in Kaberuka did Museveni dirty when he used his “5m gift money” to organize a party, invite Mr. Mbabazi, pledge to become loyal to him again and go ahead to thank GoFoward — because they and not NRM people voted for him.

It’s a huge distinction from how Kaberuka distanced himself from the Amama camp back in 2014 and later during the campaigns when he was sacked as Prime Minister. While the people of Kanungu saw it as a witch-hunt of a long-serving NRM cadre and a leader who has recruited so many people into the NRM, Kaberuka is said to have spotted Mbabazi’s woes as an opportunity to approach Museveni for a chance to take back the Kinkizi East seat for the ruling party his selling tool was convincing the President that the people of Kanungu were 99 per cent NRM; not because of Mbabazi but Museveni before also begging the former premier to financially bankroll his campaign and retain ‘their’ control over the district. Still, we’re told Mbabazi took the comments as low key betrayal talk, and he was unhappy about them until now.

When the Kanungu bigwigs gathered, everyone in the house was busy bowing for Mbabazi
When the Kanungu bigwigs gathered, everyone in the house was busy bowing for Mbabazi

Since then, a lot of water has passed under the bridge, with the situation complicated by Mbabazi’s disappearance from the political scene

According to a source who was at the party … when the Kanungu bigwigs gathered on last week, everyone in the house was busy bowing for Mbabazi and calling him the King of Kanungu. We’re told what really happened is Kaberuka and his family served Mbabazi cake and champagne — as part of the show — and during the merrymaking the new legislator said when he was campaigning, Mbabazi did everything he could to help him win … because he is a loyal cadre who only publically supports Museveni for the sake.

Not to say that during the cleansing ceremony, Mbabazi himself was more gracious, thanking the Kinkizi people for the gift of electing Kaberuka and vowed to work well with him as his predecessor like he did in campaigns.

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UCC lauds Airtel’s Tugabane promo

Airtel Uganda team led by Legal and Regulatory Director Dennis Kakonge receive an award from UCC Executive Director Godfrey Mutabazi at the 2016 ACIA awards.

The Uganda Communications Commission, has recognized Airtel Uganda for their contribution to ICT development at the sixth edition of the annual ACIA Awards.

Airtel Uganda won the “ICT for Development” award for their “Tugabane” product; an enhanced internet product which allows an internet customer to subscribe to a data bundle on one mobile line while adding up to 4 other mobile numbers to surf from the same bundle. This data sharing option has close to no restrictions- allowing customers to surf from any geographical location using any internet enabled device.

The award was presented to representatives from Airtel Uganda during the ceremony held at the Kampala Serena Hotel Conference Centre.

Established in 2010, the ACIA Awards purport to foster innovation through the recognition and reward of outstanding ICT innovations. They provide a platform upon which outstanding ICT innovations can be showcased and propelled to further success. The awards were established in 2010 by the Uganda Communications Commission and have since recognized and awarded various innovations across several sectors including: Young Innovators, Business Excellence, Service Excellence, ICT for Development, and Digital Content. These winners and runners up of these five categories are determined by a panel of eminent and independent judges.

Commenting on the win, Airtel Uganda’s Marketing Director, Prasoon Lal said “Tugabane” was launched to enhance internet connectivity among Ugandans.

Since its inception, “Tugabane”, the first innovation of its kind in the Ugandan Mobile Internet industry, has seen continued increase in uptake by Airtel Uganda customers. The product has also rivaled traditional Wi-Fi hotspots which have limited coverage.

“On behalf of Airtel Uganda, I would like to express our gratitude to the Uganda Communications Commission which has provided a platform that allows for companies like ours to be celebrated for both our innovations and passions,” Lal said.

‘”Tugabane” is more that sharing data. It is convenient, fast, transcends location and finally, gives our customers data bundles at the most affordable rates,” he concluded.

Godfrey Mutabazi, Executive Director of Uganda Communications Commission said “…the purpose of the ACIA awards is to encourage individuals, academia, industry, government agencies and other entities to harness ICTs in creating solutions to Uganda’s development challenges.”

He thanked this year’s participants and called for increased participation in the coming year.

 

 

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FDC should come clean on participation in parliamentary activities

Currently, there is an acrimonious stand-off among top opposition politicians, with sections advising against the Forum for Democratic Change participating in some of the activities of Parliament including the naming of the Leader of Opposition (LoP).

While it is the preserve of the party officials to determine the policy directions the FDC wants to adopt and pursue, it is worth mention that prudent practice should be the pedestal on which to base while dealing with any such decisions that may have far-reaching consequences on the few but important democratic gains registered under the multiparty dispensation so far.

For starters, the FDC should appreciate that its members willfully participated in the electoral process that culminated in the current political set-up in the country, the process and results notwithstanding.

In fact, for those in Parliament, they registered, were voted for, and were eventually sworn-in as MPs, swearing in to respect the institution of Parliament.

It therefore follows that the same people should endeavor to see that the process comes to an end that is devoid of hitches.

That is why the MPs should carefully evaluate the opinion of the FDC President Major General Mugisha Muntu, who has opined that the opposition pursue a distinct perception of how it relates with the three arms of government, and that this should inform the FDC decisions on how it will relate to the activities of the Executive, Legislature and the Judiciary.

It should be recalled that in 2012 the FDC, the biggest and most organised opposition outfit in Uganda refused to participate in the elections of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), and in the process denied Ugandans a chance of the able and informed representation that the party nominees would carry with them to Arusha.

So, that is why this time round the opposition should ensure that they don’t make the same mistake again; they should put national interests before party interests.

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MP Lyomoki warns Kadaga of death over shrine visit

Dr Sam Lyomoki takes the parliamentary Oath of Allegiance as Workers MP

Workers Member of Parliament Sam Lyomoki has written to the Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga and criticised her for visiting a shrine. He also warned her of dire consequences like death, for failing to follow God’s ways.

‘What you have done to worship those demons and spirits in Busoga is an abomination and a terrible defilement of the seat of Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, a God fearing nation with the motto “for God and our nation”! Let me pronounce this as a servant of God: if you don’t publicly apologize and repent to God then the judgment of God on you is at hand and very soon. When this happens then the people of Uganda shall know that there is God in Uganda, the  God of Abraham, the God of Jacob, the God of Isaac and the God of Elijah!,’ Dr Lyomoki wrote in an May 22 email copied to the staff of Parliament.

VISITED SHRINE: Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga
VISITED SHRINE: Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga

On Saturday Kadaga, a member of the Baisegaga clan, visited her ancestral roots on Nhenda Hill in Nakigo sub county of Iganga district, where she visited a shrine to reportedly ‘thank’ her ancestors for enabling her become the Speaker of the 10th Parliament.

By press time it was not clear whether the Speaker had received Dr Lyomoki’s email but the move has elicited mixed reactions from critics and supporters, who have given divergent views on the Speaker’s shrine visit, and Dr Lyomoki, who is reportedly a born again Christian, has given Kadaga biblical 18 examples of how God punishes those who offend Him and asked the Speaker to apologise.

However, according to Busoga traditional folklore, the Baisegaga are supposed to pay a visit to their ancestral shrine in Nhenda at least once a year for blessings.

ALSO VISITED SHRINE in MASAKA: Former Vice President Prof Gilbert Bukenya
ALSO VISITED SHRINE in MASAKA: Former Vice President Prof Gilbert Bukenya

Kadaga is not the first politician in Uganda to openly visit a shrine; in December 2004 then Vice President Prof Gilbert Balibaseeka Bukenya visited a shrine at Kassewalaga in Masaka, allegedly to get blessings from his ancestors that would ensure Uganda is peaceful and also that his boss, President Yoweri Museveni, gets elected for a third term.

At the time, just like now, Bukenya was ridiculed by many Ugandans who argued that his actions were in direct conflict with the Ugandan motto ‘For God and My Country’, which puts God above the traditional spirits that are revered by traditionalists.

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55 districts to share $130M NUSAF III money

Uganda will implement a third phase of the Northern Uganda Social Action Fund (NUSAF III) that programme to improve access to income-earning opportunities for the poor households in north and northeast Uganda despite earlier calls for disbandment.

About Shs7b was stolen in Karamoja sub-region during the first phase of Nusaf but that didn’t stop Nusaf II from being launched in 2009 before winding up in February of 2016.

Under the Community Demand Driven (CDD) approach, Nusaf II beneficiaries managed the funds themselves, which are directly disbursed on the sub-project community account. They did the procurement themselves and accounted directly for the funds received.

To prevent corruption and abuse of funds, Nusaf II integrated the office of the Inspector General of Government as a component.

Going forward, government will launch the activities of the programme on May 23rd 2016, at the Office of the Prime Minister in Kampala. The launch will involve a series of activities by the OPM, the Project Technical Support Team and the World Bank Task Team.

It will be implemented in the 55 Districts of Northern Uganda.

NUSAF III was approved by the Parliament of Uganda on 3rd September 2015.  This was followed by the approval of the financing agreement by the World Bank in March 14th 2015.  This will provide a funding IDA loan of 130 million dollars for the Project.  The move to the third phase of NUSAF is largely due to the outstanding success of the NUSAF2 and a response to requests by the communities of Northern Uganda for further NUSAF interventions.

The main focus of NUSAF III is on providing effective house-hold income support and building the resilience of poor and vulnerable people in Northern Uganda. NUSAF III will enhance livelihoods by enhancing household income generation, building resilience and fostering the long-term sustainability of the Project’s out-puts.

The launching of NUSAF III will involve a Project Start Mission, beginning with the orientation of technical teams from the Eastern Uganda Districts of Manafwa, Busia,  Sironko, Bukwo, Bulambuli and Kween (May 24th to May 27th in Mbale). There-after, similar teams from the Districts of Kapchorwa, Kumi, Bududa, Tororo, Budaka and Butaleja will be oriented (from May 30th to June 2nd, in Mbale). This first phase of the training will be followed by an expanded roll out to the rest of the 55 beneficiary Districts in Northern Uganda.

The purpose of the Project Start Mission is to orient, train and prepare Northern Uganda District Technical Teams for the smooth roll out of NUSAF III activities so that they yield maximum benefits to the target communities.

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Mulindwa courting Onduparaka FC skipper Muhammed Shaban

Shaban Muhammed has been capped for Uganda at all under age levels

One of Muhammed Shaban’s teammate has confirmed talks between Uganda Premier League defending champions Vipers SC and Ouduparaka FC but insists nothing is signed. ‘I don’t know what will happen…’

Muhammad the new Fufa Big League MVP has been linked with the Buikwe side after over three years at current Uganda Cup semifinalists Onduparaka and his friend, Charles, revealed the talks but explained there isn’t a resolution yet.

“It’s true there are negotiations [with Vipers] but nothing has been finalised yet,” he said after Sunday evening’s 2-0 defeat to Kirinya-Jinja who will be promoted as Big League champions.

“He should be happy to have captained such a strong League at 18. He played so many games for Oudaparaka. Few at his age have done that. But it’s hard to refuse to play for Mr. Mulindwa (Vipers owner) because he has been educating him for free at St. Mary’s Kitende and has knack of paying millions of money to acquire the best players countrywide.

National Under-20 team striker Shaban’s teammates at Kitende Frank Tumwesigye, Pius Wanji, Bayo Ali are all already signed up by Vipers

“[Shaban] wants to keep in Arua but the club believes it will be hard to keep him after such a great season. Even Arua Municipality MP Bernard Atiku, Kachumbari who bankrolls the club is also ready to pay him for another year and help them do well in super league. It’s hard to find a club serious about young players a chance especially when they are still students. I don’t know what will happen.”

Shaban Muhammed (2nd left) skippers an Onduparaka side that formed the bulk of the West Nile Select team, who shocked Cranes 1-0 in an exhibition match.
Shaban Muhammed (2nd left) skippers an Onduparaka side that formed the bulk of the West Nile Select team, who shocked Cranes 1-0 in an exhibition match.(Photo/Fufa Media)

Onduparaka announced their arrival on the Ugandan soccer scene by eliminating title holders SC Villa in the Uganda Cup round of 16 last month before claiming another scalp in the frame of topflight side Soana 1-0 in the quarterfinals.

Proline return two years after demotion

Meanwhile, Proline Soccer Club became the third club to join the topflight league after winning the promotional play-off 4-1 against Lira’s Sporting United at Nakivubo Stadium.

Baker Mbowa’s side joined Onduparaka and Kirinya-Jinja S.S as the three sides promoted starting with the season of 2016/17.

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Louis van Gaal and his staff sacked by Manchester United

Van Gaal has paid the price for failing to secure Champions League qualification next season with Jose Mourinho set to replace him in charge at Old Trafford.

The 64-year-old Dutchman was given the news at a meeting at United’s Carrington training ground today — less than 48 hours after he led the team to FA Cup glory.

Executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward swung the axe after two years of Van Gaal control, in which time United have struggled to compete for the title.

Woodward met with Van Gaal at Carrington on Monday morning, together with Paul Gilroy – the QC who works on behalf of the League Manager’s Association.

He has had the final year of his contract with the club paid up, worth around £5million, and will now head to retirement after a glittering career in management.

Former Chelsea manager Mourinho is the man who United will appoint now as they desperately try to restablish themselves as the best in the Premier League.

Despite spending almost £250million on players, the club is as far away from challenging for the title as they were under David Moyes and they risked being left behind further if they didn’t act.

In his two years, Van Gaal led United to fourth and then fifth place finishes in the Premier League.

He failed to get out of an easy Champions League group and was then knocked out of the Europa League by Liverpool.

Van Gaal had lost the support of the United squad, with several upset at his training methods and the way he tried to stifle their natural instincts during games.

Supporters had also grown tired of watching the slow, patient tactics the Dutchman preferred and had started to make their feelings known during matches at Old Trafford.

The fans made their views clear even in victory at Wembley booing Van Gaal as he approached the Royal box.

Mourinho has been linked with the United job ever since he left Chelsea late last year, and has been in position to take over since just before Christmas.

Every time it looked as though Van Gaal would be sacked, the United boss somewho inspired a couple of results to keep him in the job — but once it was impossible to finish in the top four his position became untenable.

@SUN

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‘Lockerbie lawyer’ now turns heat on Putin over Flight MH17

The wreckage of Flight MH17

The US aviation lawyer who won compensation for victims of the 1988 Lockerbie aircraft bombing and is now seeking $330 million (227 million pounds) from Russia for the downing of Malaysian Airlines MH17 in 2014, says Russian President Vladimir Putin must be held responsible.

Jerry Skinner, who is leading Australian law firm LHD’s compensation claim against Russia and Putin in the European Court of Human Rights, says he is confident of success but admits the case, like that of Lockerbie, may take years.

The Malaysian Airlines’ Boeing 777 crashed in eastern Ukraine in pro-Russian rebel-held territory on July 17, 2014, killing all 298 people on board, including 28 Australians.

The aircraft, which was en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was shot down by a Russian-made surface-to-air missile, the Dutch Safety Board concluded in its final report.

Skinner said he had no personal issue with Putin, but that the Russian president had opened himself to liability through his extensive control over the Russian state.

“Nothing happens in Russia that he doesn’t approve of, therefore vicariously he’s responsible,” Skinner said in an interview today in Sydney.

Skinner said evidence from witnesses, videos, photographs, radar, air traffic control tapes supported his compensation case.

“All of that stuff is available and even without the Russian’s contribution I am confident in saying that it was the Russians who caused this event to occur,” he said.

The LHD lawsuit is on behalf of 16 victims from Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia, and 33 next of kin. Each claimant is seeking $10 million in damages.

Skinner won similar compensation for the victims of Pan Am Flight 103 which was destroyed by a bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988, killing 270 people.

Skinner said international political pressure was needed to uncover the truth behind the downing of MH17.

“I’m hopeful that the Australian government gets involved. We need the leverage of one of the governments whose hands are clean,” he said.

Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Monday echoed the sentiment for an independent investigation.

“However painful and however difficult and traumatic it is for them to deal with the loss of their loved ones aboard MH17…we will work very hard to ensure that a system is set up, a mechanism is set up, to hold those responsible for this atrocity to account,” she said.

 

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North is jealous of her brother: Kim Kardashian

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian says her two-year-old daughter North is a “little jealous” of her four-month-old brother Saint.

The 35-year-old says North doesn’t like it when she spends time with Saint, reports hollywoodlife.com.

“My daughter is still in the little jealous phase and that’s really hard for me because she gets so jealous when I try to do anything with (Saint), so I sneak moments with him or have my husband entertain her, and I have to separate it sometimes,” Kim told reporters here at a nightclub.

“North gets into the groove and realises that it’s all going to be ok. There’s enough attention and love for everybody,” she added.

IANS

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