Case backlog will be addressed – CJ Dollo
The Judiciary began to make major reforms by introducing plea bargains to reduce the case backlog.
Category: Crime & Investigations
Uganda: Learners defy odds with various businesses during and after COVID-19 lockdown
From March 2020, schools in Uganda were closed and learners were placed into ‘total’ lockdown with the education sector the most affected.
IGP Ochola warns govt officials of misusing their CT Police bodyguards
Police have established that some VIPs have lowered the highly skilled and trained CT Police guards to carrying their handbags, milking their cows, guarding properties, wives, and girlfriends contrary to the roles and responsibilities of security officers
Lira: Police Constable Esanyu remanded for manslaughter
Police Constable Esanyu will reappear before the same court on May 5, 2022.
Fmr Rupiny journalist comitted to high court for murdering ex-lover
Awio was committed to the High Court where he can take a plea on a murder charge which is levied against him.
Lango: Hope at last for teenage mothers after Covid-19 lockdown havoc
“When the government reopened schools, most teenage mothers went into hiding due to stigma and fear but they managed to use case management to identify the teen mothers,” said Tommy Okada.
Lira: Police officer arrested over murder
The incident took place on Saturday, April 9, 2022, at Cuki-Bangi cell, Lango central ward in Lira City West Division.
KARAMOJA: “Instant government intervention needed” ~ UPC
…as is the case with Ankole whose pastoral economy is moving hand in hand with growing of both food and cash crops as well as constructing more valley dams to ensure there are enough water supplies for animals..
BBC Africa Eye reveals how religious cults in Uganda reject some Christian conventions
Over 80% of the population in Uganda are Christian. Churches offer blessings, life changing miracles and exorcisms’ of evil spirits.
Gulu: Man shot after stealing goods worth shs20k from Cynibel supermarket
A juvenile who was selling face-masks along the road told TND News’ reporter that after the suspect was shot the mob started beating him.
Insecurity by Karamojong dominates Museveni’s cattle compensation launch
Those whose animals will be compensated risk losing them to the Karamojong cattle rustlers and that they have just recently buried a young man who was killed and abandoned in the bush only to be recovered by the army.
Talks of compensating Karimojong draws mixed reactions from Lango MPs
According to Dr Opio Acuti, at least 42,000 names of beneficiaries from Lango are to be compensated by the government for their cattle, goats and sheep that got lost during insurgencies.