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Woman killed, police officer injured in Kisoro lodge gunfight

The deceased was identified as Nasozi Kiyaga, a Kampala resident who was staying at the lodge, while the injured officer was identified as Police Constable Charles Mukesi, who was guarding the premises.

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
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Police in Kisoro District are investigating a shooting incident in which a female guest was killed and a police officer injured during an exchange of gunfire with suspected armed assailants at Mucha Lodges near Lake Mulehe.

The incident occurred at around 2am on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at the lodge located along Mutolere–Nyundo Road.

The deceased was identified as Nasozi Kiyaga, a Kampala resident who was staying at the lodge, while the injured officer was identified as Police Constable Charles Mukesi, who was guarding the premises.

According to a statement issued by Kigezi Regional Police spokesperson Nelson Tumushime, the assailants attacked the lodge, prompting police officers to respond, leading to an exchange of gunfire.

During the confrontation, Kiyaga was shot dead, while Constable Mukesi sustained a gunshot wound to his left leg.

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The injured officer was rushed to Kisoro Hospital for medical attention and is currently in stable condition.

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Police have since launched an operation to track down and arrest the suspected assailants, while security has been reinforced in the area to protect tourists and residents.

Tumushime appealed to members of the public to remain calm and volunteer any information that could help security agencies identify and apprehend those responsible for the attack.

CUE IN SP TUMUSHIME…ON THE MATTER…RR/ENG//

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