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Teenager shot by CID, family gets threats

Namutumba, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | Police in Busoga East say they are investigating a curious incident in which a teenager was shot at close range on the chest in Kibaale Town Council of Namutumba district by the officer in charge of CID Kibale Police Post. Eyewitnesses say the victim, 19 year …

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FUFA trains football agents

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | The Federation of Uganda Football Association-FUFA has embarked on training football agents alias intermediaries so as to improve professionalism in Uganda’s football. According to FUFA, an intermediary is any person or legal persons (e.g. company, business) who, for a fee or free of charge, is …

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Two get four years for trying to Rob Besigye’s business

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |   The General Court Martial in Makindye has sentenced two security men to four years in jail after being found guilty of illegal possession of a firearm and five rounds of ammunition. The two, Banuli Lubanga 34 a former prison warden at Kigo government prison …

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Police to recruit 50,000 special constables for elections

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |   As the activities to prepare for the 2021 general elections gather momentum, Uganda Police Force has announced recruitment for 50,000 Special Police Constables -SPCs to guard the polling centres. The Force Spokesperson,  COmmissioner of Police Fred Enanga, said the exercise is going to be …

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Go read books! Kyambogo vice chancellor tells off his staff

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |   Professor Elli Katunguka, the Vice Chancellor Kyambogo University has advised staff of Kyambogo University to go for further studies in order to meet the requirements for being appointed to serve in administration positions. Professor Katunguka’s comments come at a time when a section of …

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Over 200 school girls impregnanted in Bundibugyo during lockdown

Bundibugyo, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  Bundibugyo district authorities are concerned that many young girls may not return to school because of pregnancies and early marriages.  This stems from data compiled by the district indicating that more than 200 girls had been impregnated since government halted studies in March 2020 …

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