A woman from Nansana Municipality has been left in shock after a thief stole a bag containing the body of her five-month-old baby as she travelled home for burial.


Kimuli Jjumba, a resident of Ngalonnyambe Cell in Gombe, said she had just been discharged from Mulago Hospital after the death of her baby, Paulina Namigade.
The 40 year old told Bukedde newspaper that she was trying to transport the child’s body back to her village for burial but had no money for proper transport.
Jjumba said she was forced to improvise because of her difficult situation.
She bought a suitcase, placed the baby’s body inside and boarded a commuter taxi heading towards her home


The journey, however, took a painful turn when the taxi reached Matugga.
She said she briefly got out of the vehicle to load airtime onto her phone.
But when she returned, the taxi had already driven off with her luggage still inside.
“I tried to chase after it but couldn’t catch it,” she said.
The vehicle was identified as a Toyota Hiace registration number UBL 104 Z.Jjumba believes one of the passengers seated next to her may have taken the bag after suspecting that it contained valuables.


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A woman from Nansana Municipality has been left in shock after a thief stole a bag containing the body of her five-month-old baby as she travelled home for burial.


Kimuli Jjumba, a resident of Ngalonnyambe Cell in Gombe, said she had just been discharged from Mulago Hospital after the death of her baby, Paulina Namigade.
The 40 year old told Bukedde newspaper that she was trying to transport the child’s body back to her village for burial but had no money for proper transport.
Jjumba said she was forced to improvise because of her difficult situation.
She bought a suitcase, placed the baby’s body inside and boarded a commuter taxi heading towards her home


The journey, however, took a painful turn when the taxi reached Matugga.
She said she briefly got out of the vehicle to load airtime onto her phone.
But when she returned, the taxi had already driven off with her luggage still inside.
“I tried to chase after it but couldn’t catch it,” she said.
The vehicle was identified as a Toyota Hiace registration number UBL 104 Z.Jjumba believes one of the passengers seated next to her may have taken the bag after suspecting that it contained valuables.


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Dv lottery Winner Who returned back home After 13 years in US.


Benson Gitau, a Kenyan who spent 13 years in the United States, has shared his powerful journey from chasing the American Dream to returning home to Kenya to build a new life. His story offers a deeper look into the realities of living in the diaspora, the personal sacrifices involved, and the decisions that ultimately shape one’s path.


Benson moved to the United States in 2011 after winning the green card lottery. Like many immigrants, he arrived with hope and ambition, but also faced the challenges of adapting to a new environment. He credits a supportive host family for helping him settle in and navigate the early stages of his transition.


In search of purpose and challenge, Benson joined the U.S. Marines and was later deployed to Afghanistan. He speaks candidly about the intense experiences he faced during his service, including the psychological toll, the pressure of military life, and the difficulty of coping with trauma, near-death encounters, and loss.


After more than a decade abroad, Benson made the life-changing decision to return to Kenya in September 2024. He reflects on how, despite the opportunities available in the West, many people can feel confined by the system, prompting them to reconsider what truly matters in life.


Today, Benson is focused on entrepreneurship through his company, Jambo Home Ventures. The agency specializes in real estate and property management, while also helping members of the diaspora invest back home in Kenya. He emphasizes the importance of planning carefully before relocating and encourages others to prioritize freedom and long-term fulfillment over the perceived comfort of the American Dream.