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South African legendary female artiste Yvonne Chaka Chaka (Princess of Africa) on Tuesday has ordered the Ugandan police to find her stolen laptop and other items.
According to Yvonne, her stolen laptop contained a lot of her personal information and music-related data.
She said her laptop and other items got lost in the process of scuffling with Uganda police on the way of returning her back to the airport on 31st December 2019 when she had just landed in the country.
South African music icon on 31st December 2019 came in Uganda with an ordinary visa which doesn't allow her to perform at Nkuuka music show and she was denied performance in the country. According to the Uganda police, her visa doesn't allow her to perform in the country.Â
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However, her promoters, Abtex Promotions, he filed a case of theft at Kampala Central Police Station yesterday, according to Aloysious Matovu Kizza Junior, the company’s spokesperson.
“There is still confusion on who exactly stole the laptop. While we understand that Yvonne’s belongings were bundled into a white van owned by security agents, police have told us if anything was lost, it should be the private driver Najib Sula, hired by the hotel to chauffeur the singer to the airport, to answer and police had opened up a case of theft against Mr Sula,†Mr Matovu said.
Police had offered to take Chaka Chaka in their car but she refused saying that would make her look like she had committed a crime. It is at this point that management of Pearl of Africa Hotel called in Najib.
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According to the close source, Chaka Chaka is flying back to the country to hold a serious meeting with her promoter and Uganda police concerning the loss of her items during the struggles with the security agents.Â
