Kasamba bus impounded, 8 arrested over wetlands in Hoima city
The Thursday’s full-day trade order enforcement was manned by Hoima City authorities, NEMA and security agencies.
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The Thursday’s full-day trade order enforcement was manned by Hoima City authorities, NEMA and security agencies.
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On June 29, 2024, Private Okello instructed his wife, Ejang Doris, whom he suspected to be in love with Opio Geoffrey, to lure Opio Geoffrey to their home, where he violently killed him.
The police described the incident “as very unfortunate” – conveying their condolences to the bereaved families.
“We have received information that some people are bringing workers from Lango to work on their farmland, but they are not being paid as agreed,” ASP Agaba Moses, said.
According to district statistics, Kitgum has an estimated 81 to 83 percent safe water coverage overall, with roughly 89 percent access in rural areas.
Economist and former banker-turned-politician Omara Paul observed that out of the shs44 trillion URA is expected to collect, shs9.7 trillion is allocated to security, followed by shs11 trillion to human capital development, and over shs7 trillion to road infrastructure.
The closure followed a grace period previously given to owners to improve their facilities, which many failed to do.
The police have urged members of the public are urged to always hand over suspects to relevant authorities for proper investigation and legal action.
Local leaders, including Namsale sub-county LC3 chairperson Rembo Onguu, requested a one-month grace period to allow fishermen to prepare.
Saying “security is a shared responsibility,” SP Okema reiterated police’s readiness and commitment to safeguarding the President’s visit and ensuring the safety of the general public.
Col Kim Seha praised the UPDF for its role in maintaining peace and stability both within Uganda and across the region.
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