Prostitutes beat up client

By Louis Kizito

A resident of Kawuku on Kampala-Entebbe Road found himself at the centre of attention when two prostitutes, whose services he had failed to pay for, ganged up against him.

It was around 9:20pm on Wednesday, when they attacked him. According to the prostitutes, the man contracted the services of both women, promising to pay each one sh20,000 but he refused to pay them afterwards.

Refusing to be taken for a ride, the two women held onto the man’s trousers as he struggled to free himself. They roughed him up, slapping and kicking him. It was this scuffle that attracted a crowd of people from Kawuku trading centre.

“We even reduced the fee to sh10,000 but he refused to pay,” one of the women told onlookers. The man tried to explain that he would pay the next day but they would have none of it.

Finally, he was able to overpower them and free himself. He ran off at the speed of wind, leaving the onlookers in stitches.

Cheating men fight

By Vision Reporter

John and Kagame who have been good friends fell out after they found they had been cheating with each other’s wives. It all started when Kagame, who runs a retail shop in Entebbe, caught John in the act with his wife.

Kagame’s wife, Nakalema had earlier excused herself to the loos. Kagame waited for a long time but she was not returning.

He went over to the loos to check on his beloved, only to get the shock of his life. Lo and behold, his wife was lost in passion with John, his best friend.

Kagame went for John’s throat and a dust-raising fight ensued. Concerned neighbours intervened and separated them.

The matter was taken to the LC I chairman of Mpala village, where both are residents. In his defence, John accussed Kagame of having slept with his wife, Nalweyiso.

Neither Nalweyiso nor Kagame denied Jonh’s accusations, when the chairman put it to them.

Kagame told John he should not have let it go on if he knew about it.

Baffled, the chairman told the two couples to settle their conflict themselves. He sarcastically suggested that they continue the exchange of blows to settle their vendetta. The crowd roared in support of that.

Courtesy of:http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/9/42/632053