Current Affairs

The Inspector General of Police, Abbas Byakagaba, has directed commanders to recall all police officers on leave and cancel approved requests for purposes of having adequate personnel for Christmas and New Year’s Day.

The International Crimes Division of the High Court has upheld the charge of aggravated trafficking in persons against Gilbert Arinaitwe Bwana.

The deceased suspect and two others had allegedly attacked and robbed a 52-year-old woman after trailing her from a nearby bank.

The Minister of State for Internal Affairs, David Muhoozi has tabled a justification of The Forensic Evidence Bill, 2024 before Parliament’s Defence and Internal Affairs Committee .

The International Crimes Division of the high Court of Uganda has ordered the government through the Attorney General to compensate the victims of convicted former Lord’s Resistance Army rebel commander Thomas Kwoyelo.

The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, the Most Rev. Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, has criticized people for reclaiming land donated to the church by their families.

President Yoweri Museveni has reiterated his call to institutions of higher learning to prioritize the teaching of science and technology courses.

The United States Ambassador to Uganda William Popp, has asked the international community to increase support for the country’s refuge self-reliance programs. The ambassador believes this is a more sustainable way to respond to the refugee problem.

89 individuals with no prior background in technology have graduated with tech skills after completing a six-month training program at the Refactory Academy.

The government has considered deploying operatives of the Internal Security Organization-ISO as the second-line monitors for the implementation of the Parish Development Model-PDM.