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At the time of announcing the late Ivan Ssemwanga’s heir, a man identified as Rashid Kawere also came out and confirmed that he is also among the late’s sons though he was neglected years ago.
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However luckily enough, since the family to Ivan Ssemwanga is very consistent and abides with the naked truth, Rashid was given chance and underwent DNA tests in order to prove whether he is among the family lineage or not.
We aren’t sure if Kawere never knew that Ssemwanga was his father and also allowed to take a DNA test but unfortunately, the results were announced and released by doctors only to find that he doesn’t match the late tycoon’s DNA.
Close sources also claim that because Rashid tried to fool the public about his allegations, he will be arraigned in court to answer charges of impersonation.
This is not the first person making such claims, also several years ago a woman who claimed to be late Paul Kafeero’s daughter was finally disregarded by family members.
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