Reports indicate that Shadia had recently returned from Kyeyo in November last year and had been staying with Moses.
While she was abroad, Shadia is said to have sent all her earnings to her boyfriend, who lived in Kampala.
The money, she later discovered, may have been used by Moses to start his own businesses.
Friends say that after returning, Shadia asked Moses about how her money had been used.
She reportedly found out that Moses now owns a supermarket and a beauty salon in Bunamwaya.
This discovery is believed to have sparked tension between the two, as Shadia suspected that her hard-earned money funded these businesses.
The situation escalated when Shadia insisted on visiting the businesses herself.
Sources say that during the argument, the fight turned physical.
Shadia was left unconscious and rushed to Mulago Hospital. Unfortunately, she was pronounced dead on arrival.
Police have launched an investigation into the incident, and Moses has been identified as the primary suspect.
Authorities are appealing to anyone with information about the case to come forward.
Friends and family of Shadia have expressed deep shock and sadness over her death.
Many describe her as hardworking and caring, emphasizing that she had only returned home recently and had big plans for her future.
Social media users have also reacted, condemning the act and calling for justice.
This heartbreaking case sheds light on the dangers that can arise from financial disputes in relationships.
Experts say that communication and transparency are key in partnerships, especially when money is involved.
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