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    Police Arrest Two  Suspects in Soroti Murder Case, Recover Ammunition in Follow-Up Operation

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    Police in the East Kyoga Region have arrested two additional female suspects in connection with the aggravated robbery and fatal shooting of Kokunda Patricia, an incident that occurred on April 3, 2026, in Soroti City. The suspects...

    AU Committee Reviews DRC-Rwanda Peace Deal Progress, Backs Doha Talks

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    The statement highlighted that both sides presented updates on steps taken to reduce tensions and advance implementation on the ground. These updates followed earlier consultations held in Washington on March 17th–18th, 2026, which also focused on confidence-building measures.
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    Gov’t Rolls out Self-Test kit Strategy to Re-energize War...

    The government, through the Ministry of Health, has introduced a strategy that targets to revive and enhance the fight...
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    Uganda to Commemorate World AIDS Day with Significant Progress...

    Uganda will be commemorating World AIDS Day on December 1, 2023, under the theme Ending AIDS by 2030. Keeping...

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    Police Arrest Two  Suspects in Soroti Murder Case, Recover Ammunition in Follow-Up Operation

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    Police in the East Kyoga Region have arrested two...

    AU Committee Reviews DRC-Rwanda Peace Deal Progress, Backs Doha Talks

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    The statement highlighted that both sides presented updates on steps taken to reduce tensions and advance implementation on the ground. These updates followed earlier consultations held in Washington on March 17th–18th, 2026, which also focused on confidence-building measures.

    U.S Charges Chinese Operators in Major Crackdown on Global Scam Networks

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    As part of the operation, FBI agents were deployed to Thailand, where they worked with partners to analyze evidence collected from the seized Shunda compound in Burma. Investigators reviewed more than 8,000 mobile phones and 1,500 computers, revealing a structured chain of command. The findings led to charges against two alleged managers, Huang Xingshan and Jiang Wen Jie, who remain in Thai custody on immigration-related offenses.

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