Crime updates: North Kyoga Region Police intercepts stolen shs80m
Police in North Kyoga have intensified efforts to prevent crimes in the region.
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Police in North Kyoga have intensified efforts to prevent crimes in the region.
Corruption is a silent killer, destroying every sector of the economy. At least shs10t is lost to it annually.
The IGG is seeking additional funding to deal with corruption in the country.
Not too long ago, Won Nyaci of Lango Yosam Odur disbanded a team instituted to manage the election of his successor, issuing new directives to Owitong.
The local community was happy with the judgement that was delivered by the UPDF 5 Division Court Martial.
Faizo notes that Uganda’s physical infrastructure especially roads is in poor shape which is an indicator that corruption may have been behind poor workmanship.
The factory in this current season has allocated shs450 million to procure 1 million kilograms of fruits across the region.
The new Lango radio stations’ executives will lead the association for three years effective 2024.
Bakaleke told his Lira City successor to streamline his work first on street children.
The Police in Apac are closely working with the Region to investigate the crime.
Despite efforts to combat GBV, Sarah Agiro, a Psychosocial Support Officer at Action Aid, Katakwi branch, reported registering 204 cases of gender-based violence within the last six months in the district.
Anthony Olobo Odur has asked Lango and Owitong for support as his father, Won Nyaci plans to handover.
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