An amok UPDF soldier killed
Maj Bilal Katamba said the UPDF sympathizes with the family of the soldier killed while on official duty and wishes the injured a speedy recovery.
Tag: Kasese
Okere City recognised ‘best cultural tourism destination in the country’
This is a landmark and historic milestone for Okere City, the people of Otuke and Lango at large.
One terrorist killed: joint forces recover ADF weapons
ADF terrorists have always found their way into Uganda despite increased security measures and deployment.
Some ADF elements have infiltrated the country – says UPDF
We call upon all citizens to be vigilant, identify and report any suspicious individuals or packages to avoid being victims of ADF terror as we catch up with this group
Masika Carolyne’s desire to assist the less privileged
With a heart full of compassion and determination to make a difference, I actively seek out opportunities to support and uplift those who are less fortunate.
Security thwarts bomb blast in Bunyangabu
Amid improved security, ADF rebels continue to find easy access to the community leading to the loss of lives and destruction of properties.
Major General Dick Olum tells 461 LDP he passed out to “be mission ready”
Brig Gen Steven Mugerwa, and senior and junior officers under the Mountain Division were all present.
UWA says “all our parks remain open to tourists”
Kasese is one of the tourist destinations in Uganda, among others because of the Queen Elizabeth National Park and UWA says it’s open following the crime.
Foreign tourists, Ugandan driver killed by suspected terrorists
On October 15, President Museveni called on Ugandans to be vigilant following an earlier deadly ambush by ADF terrorists in Kasese.
Museveni speaks on Uganda’s airforce attack on ADF
In this part of the World, there is nowhere we cannot get them, if we coordinate with the Governments of the sister countries, Museveni on defeating ADF terrorists
UPDF pursuing suspected ADF terrorists after leaving 25 dead in Kasese
This new attack on a Kasese-based school is second lethal one after that of 2016 when the Palace belonging to Charles Mumbere of Rwenzururu Kingdom was attacked and more than 80 killed.
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.