
Ugandan socialite Bryan White, whose real name is Kirumira Brian, has been granted mandatory bail after spending 293 days in detention at Luzira Upper Prison. According to Exclusive Uganda, he was arrested in November last year on charges of alleged human sacrifice and manslaughter. White appeared before Justice Paul Wolimbwa, who granted him a cash bail of 10 million shillings, ending nearly ten months behind bars while his case proceeds through the courts.
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