News

Former Kazo MP Gordon Bafaki Dies In Northern Bypass Accident

1 Mins read

Gordon Bafaki, the former Member of Parliament for Kazo County is dead. Bafaki died in an accident that occurred in Kiwatule, along the Kampala Northern Bypass, last night.

According to a traffic report by Kira Road Police  Bafaki was travelling in Land Cruiser TX registration number UBD 965E when he collided with a Mercedes Benz Trailer registration number KBZ 539Z.

Faridah Nampiima, the spokesperson of the Directorate of  Traffic Police said that the Vehicle knocked down the rear body of the moving trailer and the lone occupant died instantly. John Kahagi Kinuthia, the

the driver of the Trailer has been arrested to aid investigations.

At the time of his death, Bafaki was returning to his home in Namugogo-Kira Division from Kiruhura district where he had been attending a meeting as a member of the organizing committee for Lt.Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s homecoming birthday celebrations.

Bafaki, 48, represented Kazo County in the tenth parliament and was ousted last year when he lost the seat to Dan Kimosho.

The police annual crime report released earlier this month indicated that the number of road accidents increased by 42 per cent from 12,249 in 2020 to 17,443 in 2021. According to the report, at least 12 people were killed on average every day in 2021.

Related posts
News

Fostering Collaboration for Sustainable E-Waste Management: Insights and Strategies From UECCC's Stakeholder Engagement Workshop

2 Mins read
The E-Waste Management Stakeholder Engagement Workshop, supported by the Electricity Access Scale-Up Project (EASP), convened at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel…
News

URSB, Partners Launch Innovative Water Harvesting And Treatment Technology At Mengo School

2 Mins read
The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB), in partnership with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), have launched an innovative water harvesting and…
News

PPDA Approves Shs460bn Kyenjojo-Kamwenge-Bwizi Road Project

2 Mins read
In November 2024, the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) approved the Shs 460 billion project to upgrade the…