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Kabaka’s chosen channel, BBS TV’s presenter, Rachel Namwanje lost her favorite car which was robbed by thieves. She confessed to have met a curse while making reports about her car which was stolen.
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However, in relation from our sources, Rachel Namwanje the former Super FM radio presenter lost her Toyota Premio which was snatched from her on Friday 24th of August from her house in Kigagga zone, Nateete-Rubaga Division.
Rachel Namwanje lost her car to robbers.
Though much effort was put in to recover it back, the police has not yet figured out anything about its where about, but it was alleged that Rachel Namwanje’s car is still hunted.
Bad news indicate that the pretty media personality collided a hard situation following her new living, ever since she was expelled from the Rubaga based Super FM radio station, and later joined BBS TV.
Therefore, we hope that Racheal Namwanje’s car will be recovered back from robbers.
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