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Richard Otto, Chief of Defence Intelligence and Security, Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) has assured Parliament that the security situation in Uganda is very, very stable.
The appointments take immediate effect, according to Col. Chris Magezi, acting director defence public information.
Nankebe claimed that the abductors have been forcing them to use their phones to talk to their relatives to demand money. Fortunately, they were not tortured.
The training forms part of the UPDF’s broader efforts to enhance human resource and equipment capabilities for greater operational effectiveness and efficiency.
Some politicians and NRM party officials are currently using bouncers to protect their interests.
Police had heightened patrols in Southern Division and other parts of Jinja City to prevent further violence as political activities intensified in the run-up to the primaries on July 24.
Ofodru clan’s 4.7 acre land offer to the establishment of a military detach is expected to boost border security and reduce on livestock theft.
North Kyoga Region Police is undergoing recruitment processes starting from Oyam district.
Lamwo leaders continue to call for immediate government action to address security concerns and prevent further loss of life and property.
Ugandan security forces have continued to operate in Somalia to restore everlasting peace under different arrangements.
UPDF said the training aimed to improve the troops’ ability to protect the UN compound, personnel, and assets from potential threats.
One of the residents said that when an incident occurs, police from Kalongo or Agago CPS take too long to arrive.
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