The national census was planned to run for ten days across the country.
Crime & Investigations
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How Amolatar’s well-known chicken dealer was robbed
The victim was rescued from his attacker and taken to the police station before being rushed to Amolatar Health Centre IV for treatment.
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Oyam woman, 43, raped and murdered. What do the cops say?
According to police, investigators from Oyam Central Police Station documented the scene while detectives investigated the circumstances surrounding the deceased’s death.
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Gen Otto replaces Gen Dick as operation shujaa commander
Maj Gen Dick Olum has led men in green against ADF terrorists in the west of the country and within the DRC.
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Alebtong’s common nuisance this May
The five anti government critics were later charged with the offence of common nuisance.
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One terrorist killed: joint forces recover ADF weapons
ADF terrorists have always found their way into Uganda despite increased security measures and deployment.
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Conmen impersonating senior UPDF officers over recruitment invade Bukedi
Major Owere says the UPDF will make an official announcement through the media when it is time to recruit.
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Uganda committed to supporting the Eastern African standby force
Director of the East African Standby Force met with Minister Oboth Oboth at the headquarters of the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs in Mbuya.
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“Labour Day bomb” scares Soroti City
The news relieved Soroti residents, particularly market vendors who were concerned that terrorists were planning an attack on Labour Day.
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Breaking: Fisherman shot dead in Amolatar
Killings have become rampant on Lakes like Kyoga in recent years.
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Otuke: Father buys waragi, drinks with his children aged 4, 8; one dies
One of the children aged 4 was rushed in a critical condition after drinking the same waragi
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AU delegation meets UPDF contingent commander in Somalia
The Lower Shabelle Governor, Mohamed Ibrahim Barre, thanked UPDF and ATMIS forces for supporting medical care, security, and mentoring local forces.