As many Ugandans wonder where the wife to Sulaiman Kabangala Mbuga, Angella Vivienne Chebet disappeared to after allegedly defrauding Swedish politician, Sten Heinsoo of 53 million Swedish Krona (about Shs23 billion), we have the answer.
Today, Our snoops met Vivienne’s car with personalized number plates ‘SK VIV’ on Yusuf Lule traffic lights, drove close and witnessed her in the driving seat, trailed her to 7th street, Kibuli road til Muyenga-Kabalagala junction.
Her husband, and city socialite SK Mbuga is still in Dubai jail after he was arrested 8 months ago for allegedly defrauding a Dubai businessman $250,000 (Shs987m) and its also said that he also defrauded another Oman national, Mr Ali Ahmad Ahmad Bur Omar.
Before his arrest in Dubai, Mbuga and his wife, Vivienne Birungi also known as Jalia Mbuga (Angella Vivienne Chebet, passport names) were put on The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) wanted list for defrauding a 70-year old Swedish politician Sten Heinsoo of 53 million Swedish Krona (about Shs23 billion) and its not clear whether he will be deported to Uganda to taken to Sweden to answer charges related to fraud.
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The big Story:
In January 2018, Vivienne Mbuga, 33, is suspected to have fooled the M politician of 53 million according to Swedish website, expressen.
With false promises of love and african gold, M politician Sten Heinsoo, 71, was fooled to send 53 million to Uganda.
Now one of the country’s most famous giant pair – businessman Sulaiman Mbuga and his Swedish wife Angella Vivienne Chebet – is suspected of being behind the giant fraud.
The couple has lived in extreme luxury and had access to an armada of sports cars – at the same time they are now searching for Swedish justice.
Two weeks after the last payment, they married a wedding that cost more than eleven million, according to local media.
A year ago, former head of state and county politician Sten Heinsoo, 71, admitted that he had donated a multilillion amount from his former employer, Einar Matsson’s owner family, the real estate giant.
He told me that the money had disappeared abroad when he tried to help a female friend to transport gold from Uganda to Sweden.
“A clear approach to how a Nigerian letter fraud goes,” said Anna-Lena Tapper at the police’s National Fraud Center.
Now, Expressen can tell that the suspicions have led the police to one of Uganda’s most famous jet races – property mogul Sulaiman “SK” Mbuga, 34, and his wife Angella Vivienne Chebet, 33.
Last week, Sten Heinsoo was charged with gross negligence against the principal.
Even Chebet – a Swedish citizen for a few years – was charged with the Stockholm District Court for several cases of gross fraud against Heinsoo. “SK” Mbuga has been arrested in his verdict for probable reasons suspected of the same crime. In total, it amounts to SEK 53 million that Heinsoo transferred to accounts in Uganda.
