Authorities in Kitagwenda District are probing the disappearance of Nicholus Ahimbisibwe, a commercial officer attached to the district local government, who has been missing since August 16, 2026, after traveling to Kampala on official duty. A case was registered at Kitagwenda Central Police Station under reference number 12/10/09/2026, with Ahimbisibwe’s family and colleagues expressing concern over his prolonged absence. Didas Nuwanya, Ahimbisibwe’s brother, stated the family reported the matter to police after days of unexplained silence, noting they expected communication given his official travel.
The Kitagwenda District authorities confirmed Ahimbisibwe was in Kampala for work when he went missing, though the circumstances remain unclear. Police have urged the public to come forward with any information about his whereabouts, providing contact numbers for the family—0782341356 and 0777486512—as well as the Kitagwenda Central Police Station. Isiah Kanyamahane, the Kitagwenda Resident Commissioner, emphasized the urgency of locating Ahimbisibwe, stating, “Our main concern is to know where he is and have him safely found.”
The case has sparked broader public interest, highlighting vulnerabilities in tracking officials on duty and the challenges of missing persons investigations in the region. Ahimbisibwe’s role in local governance underscores the potential impact of his absence on district operations. While no official motives or leads have been disclosed, the appeal for information reflects the community’s reliance on collective efforts to resolve such cases.
Police and district officials continue to investigate, with Ahimbisibwe’s family maintaining hope for his safe return. The case remains open, as authorities stress the importance of public cooperation in locating the missing officer. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police or the family directly.