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Game reserves become safe havens for armed warriors in Karamoja

Moroto, Uganda | URN | Armed Karamojong warriors are reportedly taking refuge in game reserves across Karamoja, where they are not only evading security forces but also killing wildlife for food as they plan fresh attacks on communities. Local leaders and security officials say the dense, bushy terrain within the …

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POLICE: No cattle theft in Karamoja; only cattle rustling

Moroto, Uganda | URN | Cattle rustling in Karamoja fell by 12.9% in 2025, with joint security forces recovering 2,197 of the 2,375 cattle stolen, according to new police statistics. However, the same report recorded zero cases of animal theft in the sub-region, sparking concern from local leaders who say …

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IRON SHEETS SCANDAL: Agnes Nandutu convicted

Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Anti-Corruption Court has convicted former State Minister for Karamoja Affairs, Agnes Nandutu, for dealing with suspect property in a high-profile case involving the diversion of 2,000 iron sheets meant for vulnerable communities in Karamoja. Justice Jane Okuo Kajuga ruled that Nandutu had sufficient reason …

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Assessors advise court to convict Nandutu in iron sheets case

Kampala, Uganda | URN | Court assessors in the trial in which former Karamoja Affairs Minister Agnes Nandutu is accused of corruption have advised the Anti-Corruption Court to find her guilty of charges arising from her alleged involvement in receiving iron sheets meant for the vulnerable people of Karamoja. They …

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Gov’t nears completion of Karamoja Cultural Centre project

Moroto, Uganda | URN | The government is edging closer to opening Karamoja’s first-ever museum, a landmark project expected to preserve the region’s fading cultural heritage while unlocking new tourism and economic opportunities. The Karamoja Museum and Cultural Centre, located at the foot of Mount Moroto in Moroto District, is now …

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How women are still walking miles for water and paying the price

Each day spent fetching water steals time, education, and opportunity, highlighting inequalities that persist worldwide   NEWS FEATURE | RONALD MUSOKE | In the vast, sun-scorched plains of Uganda’s northeastern region of Karamoja, the search for water begins before the day has properly broken. In scattered homesteads across this semi-arid region, …

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