King Saha’s baby mama reports Winnie Wa Mummy to police over alleged cyber harassment

What the report says
Rachael Kentey Birungi Akandwanaho, known publicly as singer King Saha’s baby mama, has filed a police complaint against artist Winnie Wa Mummy over alleged cyber harassment, according to Sqoop Uganda. The report says the complaint was lodged at Kampala Metropolitan Police East Regional Police Station and was entered under reference number KMP/EGF141/2026.
In the police record cited by the publisher, Birungi is identified as the complainant and Winnie Wa Mummy as the suspect. The alleged offence is cyber harassment. Sqoop Uganda also reported claims that Winnie Wa Mummy had repeatedly attacked Birungi over time and that other people on her team were involved, though those assertions were presented as allegations rather than proven facts.
The filing marks a shift from a public dispute to a formal legal matter. As the article notes, the police reference only confirms that a complaint was made and does not establish wrongdoing. Any conclusion would depend on investigation and, if needed, later legal steps.
More broadly, the case reflects a wider trend in which disagreements between public figures play out online and then move into police or court processes. Because social media can amplify personal conflicts quickly, such disputes often attract public attention well beyond the entertainment circle involved.
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