By Benard Kabwijukya on January 9, 2018
@IGPUGANDA, Inspector general of Uganda Police, kale kayihura, Uganda police forces
Latest Uganda News, Laws, Security
Uganda police led by General Kale Kayihura, units from the Headquarters & the Command of Mechanized Brigade, as well as certain crime preventers has arrested Galiwango Musa who is the lead suspect of the killers for the murder incidences that took place on New Year eve and early morning of 1st January 2018 in Greater […]
By Benard Kabwijukya on December 22, 2017
China ambassador to Uganda, General Kale Kayihura., Inspector General of Police
General, Latest Uganda News, Security
The Inspector General of police General Kale Kayihura on Wednesday revealed that China will be offering training to Uganda police in criminal investigations, crime intelligence and cyber crime. While addressing a delegation from the China Public Security headed by the Acting China ambassador to Uganda Mr. Chii Maoming at police in Headquarters Naguru, the IGP […]
By Benard Kabwijukya on December 11, 2017
Shell Uganda, Uganda police fleet management, Vivo Energy Uganda
Career, Featured, General, Road Safety
Over 100 officers from Uganda police fleet management have undergone training on different skills on motor vehicle mechanics and maintenance. The two day training organized by Vivo energy Uganda limited at Royal Suite’s Bugolobi trained officers on how to use Shell lubricants, safe fuel offloading procedures and defensive driving skills. ACP Kirungi Suleiman the deputy […]
By Gerald Businge on September 14, 2016
Amisom, Crash, Helicopters, security, United Nations, UPDF
Africa, Latest Uganda News, Regional, Security
The United Nations (UN) has officially communicated to Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) declining to compensate three helicopters that crashed in Kenya in 2012. The helicopters crashed on the slopes of Mount Kenya on August 12th, 2012 on their way to beef up the mission to fight against Al Shabaab militias, under the UN-sponsored African Union Mission (AMISON) in Somalia. The […]
By Isaac Senabulya on July 14, 2016
Amnesty commission, Laws, peace and reconciliation, rebels, security
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics, Security
The Amnesty commission plead to parliament to amend the law that established this commission so as there is no uncertainty of its existence. This was disclosed by the chairperson of the Amnesty commission Peter Onega while the commission members were meeting the deputy speaker of parliament Jacob Oulanyah at parliament over the issues affecting the Amnesty […]
By Isaac Senabulya on July 13, 2016
10th Parliament, Parliament
Latest Uganda News, Politics, Security
The Prime Minister Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda has been put to task by Buweheju MP Francis Mwejukye to explain the group of armed personalities which has been beating people along the streets of Kampala. Mwejukye also asked Rugunda to bring to parliament a full detailed report indicating what the intentions of this group are. He made the remarks during prime ministers question […]
By Isaac Senabulya on July 12, 2016
Airlifting, businessmen, Fighting, South Sudan, Ugandans
Business news, Regional, Security
The minister for Trade and Industry Amelia Kyambadde says that government is considering Airlifting Ugandans from South Sudan following the latest conflict that has left nearly 272 people killed, including Ugandans. Kyambadde says that government is consulting South Sudan to find a way of rescuing Ugandans from the renewed fighting in this country which has claimed […]
By Isaac Senabulya on June 29, 2016
appointment, Chief Political Commissar of the Police, Police, Promotions, security
Latest Uganda News, Politics, Security
Inspector General of Police Gen. Edward Kale Kayihura has appointed AIGP Fred Yiga the new Chief Political Commissar of the Police. Yiga replaces Asuman Mugyenyi who has been moved to head the Police’s Directorate of Operations. AIGP Yiga in the past served as the United Nations (UNMISS) commissioner of police for South Sudan for more than 10 years until early […]
By Gerald Businge on June 24, 2016
Ambassador Einar Gunnarsson, Armed conflicts, Criminalization of acts of aggression, Iceland, Iceland`s Instrument of Ratification of the Amendments to the Rome Statute, International Criminal Court (ICC), International legal framework, international peace and security and the territorial integrity and political independence of States, kampala, Lawmakers, New York, Paliamentarians for Global Action (PGA), Permanent Representative of Iceland to the United Nations, rule of law, United Nations, Unlawful use of force International relations, Weapons
Africa, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Press Release, Regional, Security
On 17 June 2016, Ambassador Einar Gunnarsson, Permanent Representative of Iceland to the United Nations, deposited at the United Nations in New York the Iceland`s Instrument of Ratification of the Amendments to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), adopted in Kampala in 2010. Iceland thereby accepted to bind its nationals and territory […]
By Isaac Senabulya on June 24, 2016
Anti-torture law, Human rights
Human Rights, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Security
The delayed understanding and implementation of the Anti- torture laws have been hinged on the misinterpretation and conceptualization of this law. According to the deputy director in charge of Human rights in Uganda police, Christine Nanding, many people believe that this bill targeted security agencies specifically, prompting them to turn defensive thus compromising the implementation process. […]