IWPG issues statement on Myanmar, calls for a “peaceful solution” to resolve crisis
“We will join forces with women’s civil groups around the world for peace in Myanmar.”…
Category: Crime & Investigations
Lira CAO interdicts four senior officers, why?
Despite the fact that these people were interdicted, it is according to the public service standing order that it can be done to anyone.
Museveni’s premium aide, NRM party boss named top-tax-defaulters
URA issued a threat of possible prosecution against the defaulters (tax payers) that will fail to clear their outstanding tax liabilities in order to help government run its population [economy] well.
Curfew, traditional birth attendants increased maternal deaths in teenage mothers during Covid-19
Before the outbreak of Covid 19 pandemic, Dr. Acheka says facility delivery was up to 71% but declined to 69% and most of these mothers happened to be teenagers.
Jinja High Court sets date to conclude on TIRUPATI land saga
The LC1 chairman of Nalufenya B Village where the land is located, Nicholas Elwangu also testified supporting Tirupati as a true owners of the prime land.
Uganda security to punish curfew breakers
Last year, Mr Museveni pardoned Ugandans who were arrested beyond curfew time, and directed police to release their cars or motorcycles.
Museveni, who is ‘supreme’, asks Supreme Court to dismiss Bobi’s petition
The National Unity Platform (NUP) party president, Mr Kyagulanyi, through his lawyers, wants the Supreme Court to annul Gen. Museveni’s victory.
ICC convicts former LRA commander Dominic Ongwen of war crimes
His defence lawyers led by Krispus Charles Ayena Odongo had argued before the court that his client was abducted as a nine-year-old boy and persuaded to join LRA. His lawyers had told court Ongwen was a victim of circumstance. The judges denied.
Kotido DHO Dr Olinga given shs3m cash bail after ‘swindling’ shs46m
On Friday, 29 January, he appeared before the anti-corruption court at 9 am. He pleaded not guilty.
LIST: The five-member-team to operationalize Luwero High Court by July
According to Office Instruction No. 1 of 2021 dated January 25, 2021, the Committee’s tasks include “identifying suitable court/office premises and a team of Judicial and non- Judicial staff for the Court.”
S. Sudan: Rampant abusive surveillance by NSS instils climate of fear—Amnesty Intl.
A former employee of the telecoms company MTN South Sudan told Amnesty International that, in 2013, the NSS, through an Israeli company, installed a ‘box’ at their company. ‘Box’ installations could be how the government, including the NSS, gains direct access to data from service providers.
Uganda’s deputy IGP issues directive on firearms in private hands
A Small Arms Survey of 2017 reveals that there were 331,000 guns in private hands in Uganda. With a population of 41,653,000 at that time, 21,156 of the guns were registered and 309,844 were unregistered.