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Lamwo authorities ban movement of government vehicles beyond 5 p.m
Lamwo: The authorities of Lamwo District Local Government have resolved to ban the movement of all government vehicles beyond 5 p.m.…
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Oil companies, security agencies warned against kidnapping human rights activists
Hoima: The Executive Director of the National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE), Frank Muramuzi, has expressed dismay over the kidnapping of…
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Uganda, South Sudan authorities agree to strengthen cross-border cooperation
Lamwo: The local authorities from Uganda and South Sudan have unanimously agreed on several measures to strengthen cross-border cooperation to address…
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Speaker Among rallies cultural leaders, parents to join efforts to fight against teenage pregnancies and marriages
Kampala: Speaker of Parliament Annet Among Anita,Anita, who doubles as Bukedea, woman member of the parliament, has asked cultural leaders and parents…
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Witch doctor found with human skulls jailed for 7 years
Makindye: The Criminal Division of the High Court sitting in Kampala has sentenced John Magombe, a witch doctor found in…
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Hoima patriotism tree planting campaign launched
Hoima: The Hoima city patriotism tree planting campaign was officially launched on Monday, June 10, 2024, with a call to…
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Kitgum youth encouraged to use sports as transformative business
Kitgum: The Kitgum District Resident District Commissioner (RDC), Mr. Ssegawa Jimmy Ebil, has urged the youth of Kitgum to leverage sports…
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Police officer sentenced for violating presidential executive orders
Kitgum: A police officer identified as Olweny Charles was sentenced to severe reprimand and fined one-third of his monthly gross…
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Police attribute high crime rates in Albertine region to drug abuse
Masindi: SSP Cyprian Okino, Deputy Head of Community Policing Department in the Uganda Police Force, has asked the stakeholders to…
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Floods destroy over 1,000 gardens of crops in Bukedea
Bukedea: A total of 1,635 gardens of crops have been destroyed by floods in Kamutur Sub County in Bukedea district.…
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