Additionally, they criticized the absence of fingerprint analysis on the pistol and suggested that secondary DNA transfer could have contaminated the evidence. Defense noted that a DNA allele listed in the report did not appear on the electropherogram, pointing to possible discrepancies.

He cited theft involving army fuel, rations, pension money, allowances, and salaries, as well as corruption in personnel selection for external missions such as those in Somalia. He said the tragic incident where 57 soldiers were lost in Somalia was attributed to such corruption.

The President highlighted Hon. Mateke's role in a committee studying the situation in Congo, which included notable figures such as Gen. Taban Amin.

Hajji Karim Kaliisa, Managing Director of Salam TV and Salam Charity, praised Hon. Bata Kamateneti for her tireless efforts in advocating for her community. He encouraged the residents of Nyarwanya to take ownership of their community services and add value where necessary.

Kizimula also admitted that "stutter," a common artefact in DNA analysis, was manually removed from the report, which defense lawyers argue could have potentially altered the accuracy of the results.