According to Patrick Onyango, the Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson, the dispute arose when Ssemambo demanded sex, a request that Nantale rejected. The argument escalated, leading Nantale to injure Ssemambo’s private parts. It was reported that Ssemambo, in an attempt to defend himself, stabbed Nantale in the chin before the altercation was broken up.
The minor’s body was discovered in a nearby swamp, packed in a sack and submerged underwater, by children who were catching mudfish. The children alerted the elders, and during questioning, Ocen, the suspect, was found hiding near the swamp, which led to his arrest.
Eyewitnesses reported that Kiggundu was attacked while heading to work early in the morning, and his motorcycle, which he had acquired through a loan, was stolen. Speaking from Mukono General Hospital, Kiggundu’s father, Abdullah Bogere, voiced his concern about his son's condition.
According to Sam Twiineamazima, the Savannah Regional Police Spokesperson, “The bus was following the Toyota Hiace towards Gulu when the front tire of the bus detached and struck the Hiace.”
The bus then lost control and collided head-on with the oncoming Isuzu Elf, resulting in two fatalities and twelve injuries among the passengers.
The desk will help work in peace-building, conflict resolution, transformation, and psychosocial support to the two neighbouring communities of Karamojong and Turkana.
The towns of Bweremana, Minova and Kalungu in Kalehe territory in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have fallen into the hands of March 23 Movement (M23) rebels.
Elizabeth Pacuryema, mayor’s wife, said they are feeling the emotional and financial impact of the detention on their family. She appealed for forgiveness and reconciliation, urging those who oppose her husband to end the ongoing conflict and restore peace in the community.
Wakabi returned home on Sunday at around 9 pm and found Tumusiime had packed all her belongings and left their daughters Abigail Ainomugisha 3, and Daniella Sabano 2, unattended to inside the house.
In addition to Lumbishi, violent clashes erupted on Monday in the hills overlooking Sake town in Kamuronza Groupement, Masisi Territory. The Congolese army and its allies launched artillery strikes on rebel-occupied positions, prompting immediate retaliation from the M23.
“In the first half of 2024 alone, more than 150 attacks with explosive weapons were carried out, resulting in the death of at least 100 civilians and the injury of some 200 others. We call on both parties to immediately cease attacks on civilians and to stop using explosive weapons with a wide impact area in populated areas,” the report stated.
The six suspects were shot dead during an intelligence-led operation aimed at foiling a reported robbery of a bank client in Kamwokya on Monday. Police said that a group of more than seven suspected robbers had targeted a bank client withdrawing cash at Acacia Mall.
Kite Ojok, Lira-Kato Sub-County Chairperson, and also Chairperson for Agago LC IIIs expressed concern over the resurgence of attacks by Karamojong warriors. “The situation is worrying, and we urge the government to increase security deployment along the border lines to protect our people,” Ojok said.
Rwenzori East Police Spokesperson Nelson Tumushime says that the operation being conducted with other security organs will continue until all gangsters are apprehended.
At least 100 residents from Ddimo A and B villages in Kyesiiga Sub-county, Masaka district, have petitioned the Minister of Lands and Housing, Judith Nabakooba, seeking intervention against General Kayanja’s alleged attempt to seize 50 acres of land.
John Mugisa, a resident of Kanyangeya, told Uganda Radio Network in an interview that elephant raids have recently become rampant in Busongora South Constituency, possibly in search of water and food.
Betty Akello, on behalf of over 500 other claimants had asked court to deny Egole and his colleagues consent order which would allow them benefit from a decree on cattle compensation ordered by court.
Benjamin Alongaboni, General Commissioner of the Congolese National Police has said in a press statement that with the current situation in the east of the country, if the supreme commander requests for any police support, officers must go with determination.
