Tag: Ivan Ssemwanga

Zari Completely Ignores Diamond. Wishes The Late Ivan a Happy Father’s Day

Posted on by Deborah

Zari Hassan has actually had enough of Diamond Platinumz. She has had to deal with all the baby mama drama, and publicity stunts he pulled off. Regardless of the fact that this Tanzanian celebrity is a father to two of her children, she completely acted like he does not exist this fathers day. Zari on the contrary wished her late husband, Ivan Semwanga, a Happy Father’s Day.

“zarithebossladyHappy father’s day to me, the late Don and all the women playing both roles. We are the real MVPs….. gone but you still here for us in all possible ways. We miss you!” She posted on her Instagram.

Zari’s amazing children

Don Ivan Ssemwanga, from the Cash Money Clique, passed on earlier last year, leaving behind three handsome boys with the business lady. The two had built more than an empire together. They had properties, investments and assets. Could we say that Ivan is indeed the love of her life? Is Zari completely over Diamond Platinumz? What do you think?

 

 

“In our Hearts, You still Live,” Zari Hassan to Ivan Ssemwanga.

Posted on by Deborah

On 25th of May this year, it was exactly one week since Done Ivan Ssemwanga left this world. One of the most shocking deaths that year. Many still believe he is still alive, and will come back to the country. He left behind three grown sons that he had with socialite and business woman, Zari Hassan. The two had shared a lot together, and stayed through thick and thin. Last week, Zari Hassan posted on her wall, a message, remembering and celebrating his life.

The late Don Ivan Ssemwanga from the Rich Gang. RIP
ZARI’S POST TO HER LATE BELOVED

“One year has passed since that sad day when you were called away. God took you home. It was His will, but in our hearts you still live. I know for certain that we never lose people we love to death. I and the boys find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared your love. We know you are smiling down from God’s glorious skies. Rest in peace Don. #CommemoratingIvan #Celebrating Ivan’s life

May His soul rest in Peace.

 

High Court Rejects Petition To Exhume The Late Ivan Semwanga’s body

Posted on by Deborah

The late Ivan Semwanga was buried on May 30, at his ancestral home in Kayunga district, Nakalilo village. During the ceremony, his team, the Rich gang threw money and poured expensive wines in his grave as a sign of respect for their leader. Many concerns were raised as the different denominations were buried, including those from other countries besides Uganda like South African Rands, and United states dollars.

Money thrown in Ivan Semwanga’s grave

Following this, the court was petitioned to exhume Ivan Semwanga’s body from the grave. They were told to ask Bank of Uganda and A-plus Funeral Services to remove the money with which the late was buried.

Abey Mgugu argued that, “The purposes of the said monies put into the grave were misused and there was wastage of public property thereby violating social and economic rights of other people,” he said.

There is a common saying; “Let the dead rest” and the high court has obeyed just that. Earlier this morning, our desk was filled with news that Abey Mgugu’s request had been denied.
The presiding Judge Margaret Oumo Oguli, dismissed the case against A-plus funeral management and Bank of Uganda with reason that Mgugu did not have a cause of action against the funeral company because it was not a participant in the throwing of money in the Ivan Semwanga’s grave.

The Rich gang

As extracted from a post by NTV Uganda earlier today, Justice Oguli exonerated Bank of Uganda of neglecting its statutory duty to protect currency notes saying a careful perusal of the Bank of Uganda Act gives it no duty to enforce respect of the Ugandan currency and those from other jurisdictions such as the US dollar and the South African Rand that Mgugu claims were also thrown in Semwanga’s grave.
Ivan Semwnaga’s body can now lay in peace thanks to the High Court of Uganda.