Akello Hellen’s murder: Husband Oyuru Moses among prime suspects, police say
The murder of Akello Hellen has sent shockwaves through Lira City, with residents demanding swift justice.
Category: Crime & Investigations
UN special rep., Zenenga praises Ugandan troops in Somalia
Raisedon Zenenga, Deputy Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Somalia, praised UPDF troops serving in Somalia.
Why Okodo and two others were acquitted of land fraud
Okodo who is now acquitted of land fraud is the Director of the Jerusalem School of Nursing and Health Sciences in Lira.
Policing Busoga: Kiira region leads in crime prevention
The intelligence report ranked Buyende district in the Busoga North region second, citing a significant decrease in combative crimes such as armed robberies and other organised crimes.
Police launch investigation into fatal shooting at Lira pork joint
The Monday fatal shooting at a pork joint in Lira City is the first in the area since the year started.
African defense chiefs discuss the DRC conflict in Tanzania
Long-standing conflict in the eastern DRC has involved armed groups and ethnic tensions.
Police issue new directives for UPC rallies
Following Lango, tndNews understands that UPC team are heading to Teso for similar rallies and events.
Amolatar court remands driver Isaac Angura in defilement case
Isaac Angura is the official driver of the Amolatar district LC5 chairperson Geoffrey Ocen Kiring.
DRC conflicts: Ugandan troops are not fighting M23 rebels, says Museveni
President Yoweri Museveni has denied reports that Ugandan troops (UPDF) are working with their Congolese counterparts to combat the M23 rebels.
Besigye on a lighter diet following a week-long hunger strike
Dr. Kizza Besigye and Obed Lutale have been formally charged in civilian court, 21 days…
Yumbe medical radiographer remanded for causing financial loss
The suspect works at Yumbe Referral Hospital as medical Radiographer.
Sentenced ULS president Ssemakadde issues vows
ULS president Ssemakadde was sentenced to two years for contempt of Court, less than six months since his election.