DRC conflicts: Ugandan troops are not fighting M23 rebels, says Museveni
President Yoweri Museveni has denied reports that Ugandan troops (UPDF) are working with their Congolese counterparts to combat the M23 rebels.
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President Yoweri Museveni has denied reports that Ugandan troops (UPDF) are working with their Congolese counterparts to combat the M23 rebels.
The UPDF has been actively working towards establishing a National Military Museum at Katonga Bridge, Mpigi District, a project that began in 2020.
The RDC of Adjumani Data Taban, speaking last week, said the NRM government is pro-people.
The two classrooms block was constructed by engineers of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces.
Minister of defence and veteran affairs Oboth said the army is committed to preserving peace as Tarehe Sita approaches.
The Vice President praised the UPDF for its unwavering commitment to national stability and development ahead of Tarehe Sita.
Diana Ondoga, Manager of Corporate Social Investment at Stanbic Bank, expressed gratitude for the collaboration.
Uganda-China defence cooperation started fourteen years ago, said Yu.
A total of 14 police officers have also graduated from Makerere University.
In May 2024, JDC 4 was held in Nairobi and focused on pressing regional security concerns between KDF and UPDF.
To avoid potential conflicts, the deputy CDF advised attachés to remain professional when working with ambassadors who lead missions.
Theodore Ssekikubo, MP for Lwemiyaga County, expressed his pride in the Masaka sub-region’s Tarehe Sita celebrations
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