Tag: Uganda Prisons Service (UPS)

“After discussing the proposal to establish Busoga University as a public university, Cabinet decided to name it Iganga University,” Lumumba said.
Omukama Edward Rukiidi Nyabongo I, a son to Prince Christopher Paul Kiijanangoma and a grandson of Omukama George David Kamurasi Rukiidi ascended to the throne on September 29th, 2026, after the death of his cousin King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV who succumbed to cancer at the age of 34 in the United states.  

Kiboga Prison Warder Shoots Three Dead, Flees Station

Police in Kiboga District have launched a manhunt for a prison warder who allegedly opened fire on his supervisors,...

Ex-Prisons Warder Lawrence Ampe Freed on Bond as Cyber...

Former Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) warder Lawrence Ampe has been released on police bond after spending several weeks in...

Deputy Chief Justice Dr. Zeija Commends Exceptional Inmate Craftsmanship...

The Uganda Judiciary hosted the Bushenyi High Court Open Day in the South Western region today, 11th November 2025,...

Uganda Prisons Service Dismisses Fake Recruitment Adverts

The Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) has refuted reports circulating  on social media alleging ongoing recruitment within the institution, describing...

Uganda Prisons Refutes Claims of Inhumane Treatment of Besigye

The Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) has strongly denied allegations of inhumane treatment of opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye, currently...

UHRC Chairperson Emphasizes Human Rights Commitment in Detention Facilities

The Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) Chairperson, Mariam Wangadya, has emphasized the commission’s mandate to safeguard citizen’s rights particularly...

Uganda Prisons Service Prioritizes Health with Ebola Sensitization and...

By combining these strategies, the UPS aims to empower its staff to protect themselves and their communities from the threat of infectious diseases.

Uganda Prisons Service Boosts Women Inmate Management Skills

In a safe, secure, and compassionate correctional setting, Ugandan women convicts receive specialized support in the form of separate accommodation, gender-sensitive activities, vocational training, access to healthcare, and education.

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