A suspended Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Dominic Alinga, has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for the murder of John Bosco Ngorok, a former official at the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). Alinga pleaded guilty to the charge, leading to the sentencing on Friday. He was also found guilty of attempting to murder Moses Abigaba. The case, prosecuted by chief state attorney Jacquelyn Okui, concluded swiftly after the guilty plea. Details surrounding the motive for the murder remain limited, but the conviction marks a significant outcome in a high-profile case. The sentencing took place just a day after Alinga entered his plea. This case has drawn considerable attention within Uganda’s religious and legal communities.