Maj Gen Okello expressed hope for increased collaboration with EU member state institutions.
Author: By Julius Male
Posted inPolitics
Understand your country’s politics, Ugandan troops told
This statement is consistent with Okiding’s boss, CDF Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugabe, who has issued many political statements in recent years.
Posted inNational
EC to hire 13,017 Ugandans for 2026 elections
Over 10,000 Ugandans are called to apply for available jobs at the electoral Commision (EC) by November 4, 2024.
Posted inAviation News
UPDF strengthens peace efforts in Somalia
Col Solomon Andiandu commands the Fourth Aviation Component, and Lt Col Pascal Bariine serves as his deputy.
Posted inHealth
US pumps shs15b to Uganda’s mpox response
Before mpox funding, this year, the United States announced nearly $14 million in new humanitarian assistance to refugees and host communities.
Posted inSecurity
EA Standby Force launches a child protection course
Uganda, Kenya and other countries have signed the Memorandum of Understanding for the Establishment of the Eastern Africa Standby Force.
Posted inCrime
Gangs arrested for attempting to rob a financially stable family
National police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke stated that on October 4, 2024, their intelligence unit from Kajansi police received information about a group of youths gangs armed with machetes.
Posted inSecurity
‘Prioritize peace for economic prosperity’ – Karenga people told
Leaders and security commanders have urged residents of Karenga district to fully embrace peace as a critical component in achieving significant socioeconomic development.
Posted inSecurity
Uganda receives UN support to combat violent extremism
For many years, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime has worked with stakeholders on a project to prevent and combat violent extremism while protecting human rights.
Posted inSecurity
Uganda strengthens ties with Japan in defence cooporation
Maj Gen Bakasumba reaffirmed Uganda’s commitment to ensuring refugee safety, despite limited resources.
Posted inNews
“Write your wills, death is certain” – Maj Gen Ogiki to soldiers
Maj Gen Ogiki also emphasized how the Legal Office has grown from five officers in 1986 to a full battalion today.
Posted inPeople
Smith Kiiza’s rise as a global legal innovator
Kiiza remains focused on his academic pursuits and developing legal career. He has become a symbol of what is possible with hard work, faith, and a steadfast commitment to excellence.