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    International Partners Endorse Civilian-Led Dialogue to Resolve Sudan Conflict

    The governments of the US, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, the United Kingdom, alongside the African Union (AU), European Union (EU), Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), League of Arab States (LAS), and the United Nations (UN), expressed deep concern over the severe humanitarian consequences of the war.

    Police Condemn Mob Justice on Uganda Rugby Cranes Player Sidney Gongodyo

    “As police, we responded to information as soon as we received it regarding the mob action. Upon arrival at the scene, Sidney was found critically injured but still alive. He was rushed to Mulago Hospital for medical attention, where he succumbed to his injuries,” Rusoke said.

    US Sanctions FDLR and M23 Commanders in Effort to Curb Eastern DRC Conflict

    “President Trump has been clear that there is an urgent need to resolve the horrific conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the United States is committed to peace and prosperity in the region,”  reasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

    US Imposes Visa Restrictions on South Sudan Officials Undermining Peace

    “These individuals have undermined peace in South Sudan, including by impeding the ceasefire agreement and engaging in corruption that has fueled the conflict,” the statement read in part.

    OVER 20 GENERALS AMONG NEARLY 2,000 UPDF PERSONNEL SET TO RETIRE

    Former Chief of Defence Forces and current Works and Transport Minister Edward Katumba Wamala is among more than 20 senior generals lined up for...

    PLU Marks Gen Muhoozi’s 52nd Birthday with Maama Kits, Tree-Planting Drive for SFC

    At Nsamizi Military Hospital, PLU members handed over Maama kits intended to support expectant mothers and newborn babies, while more than 52 tree seedlings were planted at the 20 GBAD Brigade in Kigungu to promote environmental sustainability.

    PRISONS SERVICE PROMOTES NEARLY 5,000 JUNIOR OFFICERS IN NATIONWIDE SHAKE-UP

    The Uganda Prisons Service has promoted 4,996 junior officers across various ranks in a move aimed at strengthening professionalism and operational efficiency within the...

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