Who Killed Captain Alex?

The events unfold in a modern Ugandan city, reflecting present-day conflicts between military forces and organized crime. Advanced weaponry and military tactics—like helicopter bombardments—ground the action in a current era of urban warfare.

Set primarily in Kampala, Uganda, with a forward post established in the dusty, tight-knit village of Wakaliga. The city is depicted as a tense urban landscape where the Tiger Mafia controls Kampala's drug trade. Narrow streets, colorful storefronts, and the blending of urban density with rural outskirts frame the clash between the army and the gang. The setting highlights how authority and memory wrestle with violence across both city streets and periphery.

⚖️ Justice

Justice in the story is defined as more than formal verdicts; it hinges on memory, spite, and the costs of violence. The killer of Captain Alex remains unseen, casting a shadow over accountability. The pursuit of justice forces characters to confront loyalty, guilt, and the fragility of order in Kampala. The city bears the weight of unresolved grievance as violence shapes its memory.

🗡️ Revenge

Bruce U's mission to avenge his brother drives much of the action, pushing him to push his limits and face the mafia's stronghold. His partnership with Ritah reveals how memory and trauma can reconnect people across rival loyalties. The theme probes how personal vengeance can blur moral lines and spawn further cycles of violence. The pursuit of revenge tests resilience and reshapes loyalties in the forest and capital alike.

🛡️ Power and Loyalty

Power struggles unfold between the Tiger Mafia, the UPDF, and city leadership, each trying to shape Kampala's fate. Bold plans and counterplans show that control can hinge on intelligence, battlefield advantage, and political will. Loyalty is tested across factions, with old alliances fraying and new bonds forming amid conflict.