• Latest
“They Attacked My Son” – Kasirye Gwanga Justifies Shooting Kusasira’s Car

“They Attacked My Son” – Kasirye Gwanga Justifies Shooting Kusasira’s Car

8 years ago
Government Releases Shs21.82 Trillion for Second Quarter as Economy Grows by 6.4%

Government Releases Shs21.82 Trillion for Second Quarter as Economy Grows by 6.4%

12 hours ago
IMF Projects Uganda’s 2027 Growth Above Nigeria, South Africa and East African Peers

IMF Projects Uganda’s 2027 Growth Above Nigeria, South Africa and East African Peers

12 hours ago
EOC Seeks Digital Media Partnerships to Boost Public Awareness of Equal Opportunities

EOC Seeks Digital Media Partnerships to Boost Public Awareness of Equal Opportunities

15 hours ago
Reckitt, Chil Group Launch Third Phase of Dettol Hygiene Quest, Target 650,000 Pupils

Reckitt, Chil Group Launch Third Phase of Dettol Hygiene Quest, Target 650,000 Pupils

15 hours ago
Musasizi Calls for Climate Resilience to Be Factored into Debt Assessments

Musasizi Calls for Climate Resilience to Be Factored into Debt Assessments

19 hours ago
Museveni, South Sudan Delegation Discuss Measures to Boost Bilateral Trade

Museveni, South Sudan Delegation Discuss Measures to Boost Bilateral Trade

20 hours ago
SoftPower News
Friday, October 16, 2026
  • News
  • Tourism & Travel
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
  • Regional
    • Kenya
    • Rwanda
    • Tanzania
    • Burundi
    • South Sudan
    • DR Congo
  • Defence & Security
  • Sport
  • Entertainment
  • More
    • Agriculture
    • Africa
    • Columnists
    • Education
    • Health
      • COVID-19
    • International News
    • News in Pictures
    • OpEd
    • Pearl Of Africa
    • People
    • Politics
    • Special Reports
    • Women
No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Tourism & Travel
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
  • Regional
    • Kenya
    • Rwanda
    • Tanzania
    • Burundi
    • South Sudan
    • DR Congo
  • Defence & Security
  • Sport
  • Entertainment
  • More
    • Agriculture
    • Africa
    • Columnists
    • Education
    • Health
      • COVID-19
    • International News
    • News in Pictures
    • OpEd
    • Pearl Of Africa
    • People
    • Politics
    • Special Reports
    • Women
No Result
View All Result
SoftPower News
No Result
View All Result
Home News

“They Attacked My Son” – Kasirye Gwanga Justifies Shooting Kusasira’s Car

by Kungu Al-mahadi Adam
January 30, 2019
“They Attacked My Son” – Kasirye Gwanga Justifies Shooting Kusasira’s Car

Controversial ex-soldier, Kasirye Gwanga.

47
VIEWS

Maj Gen (Rtd) Kasirye Gwanga has come out to admit that he indeed shot at a tyre of a car belonging to musician Catherine Kusasira, claiming the singer’s ‘husband’ attacked the ex-soldier’s son.

Reports said troubles emanated from the loud music played in Kusasira’s car which had displeased the ex-soldier’s kids.

Related Stories

IMF Projects Uganda’s 2027 Growth Above Nigeria, South Africa and East African Peers

Museveni, South Sudan Delegation Discuss Measures to Boost Bilateral Trade

Museveni Urges EU to Support Africa’s Value Addition & Promote Global Prosperity

According to Police, Kasirye Gwanga’s children while buying snacks in Makindye told Kusasira’s aides who had just arrived, to reduce on the volume of the music in their (Kusasira’s aides) car.

When they refused to abide by the request the disturbed kids invited their father and on arrival, Kasirye Gwanga shot one of the tyres before driving off.

On Wednesday evening, while speaking to NBS TV, Gwanga confirmed having shot at the car and did not regret his actions whatsover.

He said Kusasira, whom he described as ‘’stupid looking’’ undermined and insulted him by shouting at him when he tried to ask about the matter.

“They attacked my American son who had checked out to buy some stuff. Kusasira and a man, presumably her husband were very drunk and the man attempted to beat up my son, yet my son’s size is above that of Uganda. He is an American – he had to ring me,’’ Gwanga explained.

‘’I was home but I had to drive and found them in Makindye around Posh, I came in because I wanted to find out what exactly had happened,” he said.

“When I asked, that mad woman came out and started shouting at me. I looked at that stupid looking woman, and they told me she was Kusasira. Who cares about Kusasira? Kasirye Gwanga? Not me,’’ the controversial ex-soldier added.

His efforts to calm the musician down, he says, yielded no good as she continued asking what they (Gwangas) think they are.

“From there, I shot at her car tyre and drove away, so now it is news around. What is the hullabaloo? ’’ asked a relaxed Gwanga.

The 67-year-old former district Chairman for Mubende who spoke with ease while occasionally laughing, went ahead to utter comments body shaming the musician. He compared the her skin to that of a toad.

‘’Tell her that she looks like a toad, but are those the looks of your musicians you always praise? Let her go to the gym to streamline, her figure is really bad,’’ he added.

The retired soldier further accused Kusasira of calling herself his wife two years back. He said the case is at the Police post along Ben Kiwanuka street. He branded her a “nuisance” before advising her ‘’never to joke with people like Kasirye Gwanga.’’

Gwangwa is not new to controversy, in 2017, he burnt down a tractor on land he said belonged to him but wasn’t charged of any offence then.

Also, in 2013, Gwanga refused to leave a residential house in Makindye where Police and the Military wanted him evicted on claims that he was illegally occupying it. It this house that still pits this controversial retired military officer.

Controversial ex-soldier, Kasirye Gwanga.
Tags: Catherine KusasiraKasirye GwangaNewsshootingSoft Power NewsUganda

Recent Stories

Government Releases Shs21.82 Trillion for Second Quarter as Economy Grows by 6.4%

IMF Projects Uganda’s 2027 Growth Above Nigeria, South Africa and East African Peers

EOC Seeks Digital Media Partnerships to Boost Public Awareness of Equal Opportunities

Reckitt, Chil Group Launch Third Phase of Dettol Hygiene Quest, Target 650,000 Pupils

Musasizi Calls for Climate Resilience to Be Factored into Debt Assessments

Museveni, South Sudan Delegation Discuss Measures to Boost Bilateral Trade

SoftPower News Logo

SoftPower News is a subsidiary of SoftPower Communications LLC, a Ugandan digital media group. Keep posted of the latest from Uganda and East Africa.
Plot 4B Malcolm X, Kololo
P.O Box 1497, Kampala - Uganda
Tel: +256-392-001-701
Email: info@softpower.ug

This news site is licenced by Uganda Communications Commission (UCC)

ADVERTISEMENT
  • News
  • Tourism & Travel
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
  • Regional
  • Defence & Security
  • Sport
  • Entertainment
  • More

© SoftPower News

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist

error: Content is protected
No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Tourism & Travel
  • Business
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
  • Regional
    • Kenya
    • Rwanda
    • Tanzania
    • Burundi
    • South Sudan
    • DR Congo
  • Defence & Security
  • Sport
  • Entertainment
  • More
    • Agriculture
    • Africa
    • Columnists
    • Education
    • Health
      • COVID-19
    • International News
    • News in Pictures
    • OpEd
    • Pearl Of Africa
    • People
    • Politics
    • Special Reports
    • Women

© SoftPower News

Are you sure want to unlock this post?
Unlock left : 0
Are you sure want to cancel subscription?