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Ugandan musician, songwriter and music producer Wycliff Tugume known by his stage names Ykee Benda has reportedly fired a section of employees from his Muyenga based music studios a few days after robbery.
The ‘Munakampala’ Hit maker, who stopped all the activities at his studios ordered all the employees to stop working suddenly as investigations into the issue continues.
By coming up with such a decision, It’s obvious that Ykee Benda has suspected some of the staff members to have taken part or engaged in the robbery.
A few days ago, thieves broke in and stole all the studio equipments worth millions. The studio was swept clean. The singer will have to do a huge replacement in order to operate again.
In another news earlier published by Newslex Point, South African based Ugandan socialite, entrepreneur and former singer Zari Hassan criticized Kenya Airways (KQ) after her hand luggage was stolen.
Logging into her Instagram account the following day, the mother of five wrote while saying her new suit and 4 of her expensive perfumes were stolen from her hand luggage during the time she boarded Kenya Airways.
‘’Very disappointed in KQ. I have been robbed several times on Kenya Airways and I have always ignored. I have been so faithful. I won’t keep quite this time around. All my 4 expensive perfumes and my new suit gifted to me by friends in Dubai just disappeared. I don’t see what to put on for my meeting? ‘she wrote.
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