Kilak South MP, Olanya arrested on allegation of inciting violence
Olanya commented that their action is direct and aligned with the presidential directives through ministry of environment on the ban of charcoal movement in the sub-region.
Category: Crime & Investigations
Museveni’s new clarifications on corrupt leaders draw assorted reactions
Some are now saying President Museveni is protecting corrupt leaders he appointed, claims he has denied in his recent message.
Uganda’s next top young advocate: Counsel Smith Kiiza tells his story
On the social front, despite my very busy schedule, counsel Smith Kizza has a passion for charity work. I engage, participate and support a number of Christian and Mosque projects as well as other community based initiatives.
Karamoja iron sheets scandal ringleader, minister Mary Kitutu remanded
Minister Kitutu, a ringleader in the Karamoja iron sheets scandal has been left alone after dozens of his senior colleagues in government have been left untouched.
Bishop of Lira Catholic Diocese speaks out on corrupt public officials
The Bishop of Lira, Lino, had earlier attended the 2nd graduation ceremony of the University of The Sacred Heart Gulu, a Catholic-church founded institution where he is the Chairman of the University Governing Council.
List of 24 countries barring women from conferring nationality to their children
A total of 12 countries have taken steps to remove gender discrimination from their nationality laws – crucial to ensuring that children are not left stateless if their fathers are stateless or unable to confer their nationality,” the global refugee agency stated.
Jinja pastor’s house burnt to ashes, police launches investigations
According to locals, the incident happened on Tuesday around 10:00 pm shortly after Pastor Ngobi moved out of the house with his family members for an evening meal at Highway Restaurant in the heart of Jinja city.
Wildlife scouts manning Queen Elizabeth National Park ‘proud of the job’ amid key challenges
Twinomugisha Deusdedit, the assistant warden community conservation for Queen Elizabeth national park responded to some of the issues raised by the wildlife scouts’ chairpersons in Kanungu and Rukungiri districts.
Allianz: Expected rise in strikes, riots, and protests to test business resilience
Since 2017, more than 400 significant anti-government protests have erupted worldwide. It is unsurprising then that ‘political risks and violence’ ranks as a top 10 peril in the Allianz Risk Barometer in 2023.
Justice on hold as corruption dominates key government institutions in Kotido
While responding to the allegation, Micheal Lonogli, the Karamoja police spokesperson said they have had challenges with errant police officers who extort money from complainants, tarnishing the image of the police.
Home Secretary praises Sussex Police crackdown on Antisocial Behaviour
Sussex PCC Katy Bourne said: “Sussex Police deserve enormous credit for their imagination, perseverance and professionalism in reducing anti-social behaviour by more than 50% and restoring local pride and confidence in The Level.
RCC Kagabi calls on citizens to embrace dialogue for sustainable national peace and security
The deputy RCC paid glowing tribute to President Yoweri Museveni for ushering in peace and tranquillity which is being enjoyed by Ugandans and foreign nationals who find Uganda one of the best countries in the world.