On April 9, 2024, nine individuals were arrested in connection with ongoing cattle thefts at a state farm in Gomba. This operation was initiated after five cows were reported missing on March 29, 2024, leading to an investigation that uncovered a network of cattle dealers and farm workers involved in the thefts. Among those arrested was a veterinary officer who allegedly conspired with the dealers.

In July 2024, residents in Koojo village took matters into their own hands by torching two vehicles suspected to be involved in cattle theft. This incident occurred when locals noticed unfamiliar vehicles near their house during the night.

The operation emphasized the UPDF's ongoing commitment to maintaining peace and security in the region as they continue to address challenges posed by cattle rustling and other forms of banditry.

The Uganda police have in custody five suspects behind cattle theft at the State House farm in Kirasi, Gomba...

The Leader of Opposition (LOP), Mathias Mpuuga has demanded for accountability from government in regards to issues of land...

The joint security forces of the UPDF and Police Anti-Stock-Theft Unit have arrested a total of 16 suspects, including...