The Uganda Police Force has announced the arrest of two suspects believed to have been involved in the recent break-in at the Bank of Uganda. The suspects were reportedly apprehended by intelligence teams on May 7, 2026, just days after the incident happened on May 4. The arrest marks a major step in investigations into the high-profile security breach that shocked many Ugandans.
According to the police statement released from Police Headquarters in Kampala, the suspects were identified as Kule Boaz Michael, a 19-year-old resident of Wabigalo, and Kabuye Ramadhan, commonly known as Rhama, a resident of Nsambya Zone C. Both suspects are residents of Kampala City and are currently being held in police custody as investigations continue.
Police revealed that during the operation, two stolen laptops believed to have been taken during the break-in were successfully recovered. Authorities believe the recovered items could help investigators gather more evidence related to the case. The recovery has also raised hopes that more stolen property could still be traced as investigations intensify.
The Bank of Uganda break-in had caused widespread concern among members of the public, with many questioning how criminals managed to target one of the country’s most important financial institutions. The incident sparked discussions about security measures at sensitive government facilities and the need for stronger protection systems.
Police have praised their intelligence teams for acting quickly and tracking down the suspects within a short period of time. Security agencies say efforts are still ongoing to establish whether more people were involved in the operation. Detectives are reportedly following several leads as they work to uncover the full truth behind the break-in.
Authorities have confirmed that the suspects will soon be arraigned before court to face charges connected to the crime. Meanwhile, police have assured the public that investigations are continuing and urged Ugandans to remain calm as security agencies handle the matter.
The case continues to attract public attention across the country, with many people eagerly waiting for more details about how the break-in happened and whether additional suspects will be arrested in the coming days.
