NRM regional vice chairperson of northern Uganda, Obua presented the figures to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in Lira City on Saturday during the poll victory party.
Upon searching their bags, officers recovered pangas, breaking implements, and two suspected stolen phones.
On April 15, it came up for a defence hearing before His Worship Geoffrey Akena. However, the complainant and his lawyer were not present in court.
The police described the incident “as very unfortunate” – conveying their condolences to the bereaved families.
The Sovereignty Bill is slated for approval next week on April 24, 2026, by the eleventh Parliament of Uganda.
The Office of the Prime Minister is urged to prioritise investment in drainage systems, replace grass-thatched roofs with iron sheets and review the refugee vulnerability categorisation system.
As fuel prices continue to rise, transporters in Adjumani fear the worst may still lie ahead.
Andrew Okello Awany, the Regional Agricultural Officer for Lango, commended the government for the timely distribution and addressing previous concerns about delays.
Kole North MP Dr Samuel Opio Acuti said he has so far equipped more than 1,000 youths with vocational skills in courses such as carpentry, hairdressing, tailoring, building and construction, and motorcycle mechanics.
According to SP Jimmy Patrick Okema, the North Kyoga Regional Police Public Relations Officer, the incident took place on April 21, 2026, at approximately 1:30pm.
Despite the challenges, the URRI project continues to offer hope, equipping young people in Adjumani with practical skills, financial knowledge, and opportunities to become self-reliant.
On Wednesday, 22 April 2026, the Dr Obote College alumni chairperson, Professor Ario Otema, said they have postponed the gathering to August 29, 2026, from May 2.
ASP Akello Miriam has been moved from Otuke to Kyankwanzi as District Traffic Officer.
Kwania district currently manages over 2,300km of roads but operates on a limited budget of approximately shs1 billion.
Upon searching their bags, officers recovered pangas, breaking implements, and two suspected stolen phones.
Over 500 students have reportedly fled the school premises, with many seeking refuge in nearby bushes after police moved in to quell the riot.
Ajio Edina, a member of Human Rights Defenders and an advocate, points to the need for awareness and internal empowerment.
The newly recruited staff are expected to ease the burden across facilities, although officials admit the numbers are still insufficient to fully restore services to previous levels.
Police PRO for Albertine, Julius Allan Hakiza, noted that in the last weeks, they registered a decrease in motor theft, but with an increase in vandalism on vehicles.
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