Director of the East African Standby Force met with Minister Oboth Oboth at the headquarters of the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs in Mbuya.
Author: By Julius Male
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Museveni advises leaders about wealth creation
Museveni argued that utilising 20 million acres of Uganda’s 40 million acres of arable land would result in job creation.
Posted inSecurity
AU delegation meets UPDF contingent commander in Somalia
The Lower Shabelle Governor, Mohamed Ibrahim Barre, thanked UPDF and ATMIS forces for supporting medical care, security, and mentoring local forces.
Posted inSecurity
Uganda, Zimbabwe agree to strengthen defence ties to tackle regional security threats
Security threats have always made governments to spend much on military arsenal.
Posted inEducation
Ministry of edu., UNEB seek over shs43b in 2024/5 budget for meals, examiners
The Ministry of Education, like UNEB, wants an additional shs30.2b.
Posted inSecurity
Jiddo and Garre clans in Quoryole advised to reconcile
Colonel Magino met the Jiddo and Garre clans leaders in Quoryole and advised to reconcile.
Posted inBusiness
Fish factory executives attribute high yields to the protection unit
Rakesh stated that since the FPU declared an emergency in 2017, fish stocks had increased by the end of 2019.
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Non-commissioned officers urged to maintaining UPDF success
Maj Gen Takirwa implored them to work hard and maintain the success of the UPDF.
Posted inDiplomatic News
South Africa’s Ramaphosa arrives in Uganda
Dozens of South African businesses are in Uganda, and the same number are in South Africa.
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Speaker Among to inspect Namboole
Uganda is currently planning to construct two more stadiums for the prestigious tournament in addition to Namboole.
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Matthew Kanyamumyu rejoins public life
Kanyamumyu was convicted for shooting dead a child activist, Kenneth Akena in 2016.
Posted inKaramoja
195 recovered cattle given to Jie pastoralists
It’s paramount that rightful owners have received their cattle as we await more intervention