Major General Delphin Kahimbi of the DR Congo army FARDC died on 28 February, 2020, at his home in the capital, Kinshasa. On the day of his death, Kahimbi was scheduled to appear before the country’s Security Council, to answer to subversion charges. The army concluded after an investigation that Kahimbi committed suicide by hanging himself.

Although it appeared the case was closed publicly, it has since been established that the suicide was stage. 

Serial murderer Museveni killed Kahimbi and made it look like a suicide.

Prior to his demise, Kahimbi was battling a number of international sanctions ranging from US, to EU just like most senior officials in Museveni’s close circles. The sanctions were related to his facilitation of Museveni to plunder the DRC. His only way out of the cobweb of crimes and sanctions was to testify before ICJ. 

He was to reveal damning information of how Museveni orchestrated the plundering of DRC back in the late 1990s to the early 2000s.

His testimony would have resulted into slapping Uganda with a trade and arms embargo and the only way Museveni would get himself out of that corner was to plot a fake suicide by his former business partner Kahimbi. 

That’s why Kahimbi haunts Museveni at night.