JUST IN: Sad News
Information coming is that @ug_silverbacks and Kyambogo Warriors Guard, Ronald Kasewu is dead.
This morning, Kasewu got an accident in mukono. He was taken to ICU at medipal hospital and didn’t make it.
Rest in Peace Legend.
#HudsonNews
Rest in Peace, Ronnie Kasewu.
A brother, a baller, a true part of our basketball family. Your passion, spirit and memories will live on forever.
Our deepest condolences to your family and loved ones.
You will be missed.
#RIPRonnieKasewu#UgandaBasketball#LifelineArena
Death has again robbed another one of mine. What a year 2026 has been. Just returned from a funeral of a friend’s wife and now Ronnie Kasewu, 2009 Most Valuable Player when i led the Kyambogo Warriors to a National Championship. RIP Champ
My car broke down unexpectedly in Kitintale but I managed to park it next to a commercial building…I went back today to pick it and I found one of the tenants had it impounded to Kitintale Police and was asking for ridiculous money. I’ve told them to keep the car and gone home✌️
If you’ve been following the Stockton election fraud case of Desiree Lynch, it’s been very interesting of what has surfaced. The most interesting would be text messages that have been released between vice Mayor Jason Lee, and what said to be his campaign team, which includes Tamika smalls, who’s running for Stockton city Council. This all surrounds the arrest of Desiree Lynch, who has been arrested for election fraud, multiple felonies, including in possession of what they label an assault weapon. It seems Jason Lee has reached out to Gavin Newsom, Tom, Steyer, and Javier Becerra. Why are these political figures being contacted when it comes to election fraud happening in Stockton?
⚖️COURT UPDATE⚖️ A Los Angeles court has REJECTED an attempted DEFAULT JUDGMENT filing in Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLP v. Nicki Minaj.
The filing was rejected on September 8, 2026.
According to the Court, the requested default judgment and supporting declaration appeared to assume payment was owed under a WRITTEN CONTRACT.
There was one rather important problem:
The contract was NOT SIGNED.
The Court explained that if a default judgment is ultimately appropriate, the claim would instead need to proceed under a QUANTUM MERUIT theory.
In plain English, that means the law firm would need to establish the reasonable value of services allegedly provided, rather than simply rely on an unsigned contract as proof of the amount owed.
The Court also found that the declaration submitted with the default judgment did NOT address the proper damages calculation under quantum meruit.
And the rejection notice goes even further:
The Court stated that ATTORNEYS’ FEES would NOT be warranted under that theory.
So, as of now, the attempted default judgment has been REJECTED and returned.