Corruption is criminal, immoral and betrayal of public trust
Corruption remains a significant impediment to equitable development, exacerbating existing inequalities and further reducing people’s trust in governance.
Category: Crime & Investigations
‘Rwot me Otengoroolang’ arrested for stealing a cow
Police discovered that he had earlier purchased a cow from someone but later sold it for a profit.
Amolatar arrests owuwuks’ DPC and key subordinates
Oboli told Amolatar police that he is the DPC of owuwuk with no deputy.
Boyfriend strangles lover to death in Serere
The incident was reported to Serere Central Police Station (CPS) as CRB 285/2024.
Kole locals cautioned against continued wetland rice farming
On Thursday, the RDC confirmed that the suspects were in custody at Kole Central Police Station.
Uganda urges countries to strengthen the land sector for development
Uganda developed a national land policy whose goal is to ensure an efficient, equitable and optimal utilisation and management of Uganda’s land resources for poverty reduction, wealth creation and of our socioeconomic development.
Vantage Capital issues statement on the court’s decision in miscellaneous cause 12 of ‘24
Under Ugandan law, this decision is not appealable. It therefore brings this regrettable episode of spurious criminal allegations against Vantage to an end.
Amolatar man beats wife who served him boiled cassava for supper
Cassava is a local food for Lango but a few men would want it served to them without a proper sauce.
Serere’s Adoa blames security chiefs for the rise in motorbike theft
Serere RDC has warned riders against buying used motorcycles.
Akii Bua SS students sent home for striking; external forces blamed
Muntu Seed Secondary School in Amolatar announced this week that it has suspended 57 students following a devastating strike a few weeks ago.
UK government receives praise for training Ugandan soldiers
Maj Gen Bakasumba stated that the training improved UPDF soldiers’ capabilities and resilience, thereby contributing to Somalia’s peace and stability.
Lira High Court to train Lango clan chiefs on conflict resolution
By May 31, 2024, the Lira High Court had 2,856 cases pending for hearing, 554 of which were land-related, 962 civil, 121 family, and 1,219 criminal.