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Did UPC’s Fred Jalameso defeat Government Chief Whip Denis Hamson Obua at the ballot, only for the outcome to be delayed and contested?
As the white rhino once again roams Ajai’s grasslands, Uganda is offering more than a conservation success story.
The unfolding events highlight the complexities of the electoral process in regions grappling with refugee issues and the broader implications for democratic governance.
Pre-election complaints, the Justices clarified, fall within the jurisdiction of the Electoral Commission, with appeals to the High Court.
The electoral commission and district authorities have reiterated their commitment to transparency as stakeholders await the polling day amid heightened calls for vigilance and peaceful participation.
At around midnight on January 11, unknown assailants stormed the Angwetangwet area in Lira City East Division, specifically targeting NRM supporters.
Preliminary investigations indicate that the motor vehicle was overloaded with passengers traveling from Ngai to attend a football match in Kamdini.
Deputy RPC SSP Christopher Katumba thanked the IGP and government for prioritising the welfare of police officers and their families.
Chairperson Olipa called for unity, peace, and togetherness on election day to ensure victory for all the NRM candidates.
Ugandans will head to the ballots on January 15 to elect the next president and members of parliament for the next five years.
With marking completed and final processes underway, UNEB has assured the public that the 2025 PLE results will be released in a timely and transparent manner.
Deployment of combined joint security forces to all critical government facilities or installations and the general public has been done.
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