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    SSEMBABULE: Police Fires Tear Gas at Coffee Traders, Farmers Protestors

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    Police in Mateete Town Council, Ssembabule District, have fired tear gas and bullets in the air to disperse coffee milling machine owners, traders, and farmers who have been protesting against the closure of their milling machines for three days now.

    Gov’t to roll out Mass Distribution of Digital Number Plates in November 2024

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    The Government of Uganda is set to issue digital number plates for all categories of vehicles and motorcycles in a phased manner, effective November this year. According to Jim Muhwezi, the Minister for Security, the government will...
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    Foreign Affairs Ministry Repatriates Trafficked Ugandans from Myanmar

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has cautioned Ugandans against fake job schemes following the successful repatriation of some Ugandan...
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    Speaker Among Instructs MoE to Release Guidelines Prohibiting Schools...

    The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Annet Among, has directed the Ministry of Education and Sports to issue guidelines prohibiting...
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    Ugandan-Banyarwanda Petition Parliament over Segregation, Harassment

    The Ugandan Banyarwanda communities have petitioned Parliament, protesting the unbearable segregation and harassment by government agencies. In a petition presented...
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    DP Asks Government to Disband NIRA as an Authority 

    The Democratic Party (DP) has called upon the government to disband the National Identification Registration Authority (NIRA) as an...
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    Ministry of Internal Affairs Urges Ugandans to Verify Authenticity...

    The Ministry of Internal Affairs has urged the public to always do due diligence on labor export companies and...
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    Immigration Services Halted Following Cut in Fiber Cable at...

    The Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control under the Ministry of Internal Affairs has a temporary breakdown of services...
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    Speaker Among Reschedules Meeting with LoP, UHRC

    The Speaker of Parliament, Rt Hon Anita Among, has rescheduled the meeting with the Leader of Opposition, Mathias Mpuuga,...
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    Kyambogo Passport Services Disrupted due to Fiber Optics Cable...

    The Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control under the Ministry of Internal Affairs has temporarily shut down services at...
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    SSEMBABULE: Police Fires Tear Gas at Coffee Traders, Farmers Protestors

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    Police in Mateete Town Council, Ssembabule District, have fired tear gas and bullets in the air to disperse coffee milling machine owners, traders, and farmers who have been protesting against the closure of their milling machines for three days now.

    Gov’t to roll out Mass Distribution of Digital Number Plates in November 2024

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    The Government of Uganda is set to issue digital...

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