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Commander Land Forces Gen Kainerugaba In Karamoja To Oversee Dis-armament exercise

by The Public Lens

October 23, 2021

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Commander Land Forces Gen Kainerugaba In Karamoja To Oversee Dis-armament exercise

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President Museveni Pushes for Regional Ebola Shield as Uganda Offers Lifeline to DR Congo

by Fredrick Siminyu

July 23, 2026

Uganda has stepped up its commitment to regional disease control after President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni pledged comprehensive support to the...

Uganda Buries a Man Who Lived Its Entire History

by Fredrick Siminyu

July 23, 2026

He served under Idi Amin, fought as a rebel against Milton Obote, made peace with Yoweri Museveni, and died at...

Uganda Police Puts Nine New Speed Boats on Its Lakes

by Fredrick Siminyu

July 23, 2026

From stolen engines and drowning fishermen to oil-rich border disputes and transnational trafficking routes, Uganda's water bodies have long needed...

Twenty Children Went to See a Waterfall. They Never Came Home

by Fredrick Siminyu

July 17, 2026

On a hill that Uganda's own traffic authorities have long labelled a death trap, a school bus carrying 107 young...

Stop Counting Meetings. Start Counting Money: Uganda Tells Its Embassies the Rules Have Changed

by Fredrick Siminyu

July 7, 2026

Inside a four-day retreat in Kampala, Permanent Secretary Vincent Bagiire Waiswa is rebooting the way Uganda's diplomatic missions understand their...