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Journalists in Busoga are threatening to ban covering police activities in the region, if police continues attacking journalists doing their work.

However, Claude Malibabo, the FAO Representative in DRC says the host families are unable to feed the big population of the IDPs.

Dr. Kizza Besigye beat a heavy police deployment to open the FDC offices in Bugiri. He also addressed a rally before proceeding to Tororo.

High Court judge, Justice Benjamin Kabiito has ordered Inspector General of Police, Gen. Kale Kayihura to file his defense on opposition rallies by Monday.

The workshop was established by NGOs and Government in 1996 at the peak of the insurgency in Northern Uganda to cater for landmine victims and other patients.

Incumbent Bubulo East MP, Simon Mulongo is being investigated for alleged use of a gun and body guards to intimidate NRM members ahead of primaries.

According to Warufu, Bitwababo can only be a teacher at the school and not head teacher.

Inspector General of Police, Gen. Kale Kaihura makes more changes to District Police Commanders in several districts of the country.

42-year old Micheal Okotel was given bail by Soroti Chief Magistrate, Baker Rwatooro. Okotel is accused of sodomizing a 17-year old boy.

The three Valuation Court members were approved in a council session chaired by Masaka Municipal Council deputy speaker Noor Njuki on Tuesday.

The Directorate of Geological Surveys and Mines reveals that new minerals like magnetite have been discovered in Karamoja. The directorate is now building a mines centre in the sub-region.

James Ruhweza, the Elgon Zone Regional Police Commander and the UPDF 3rd Division Commander Brigadier Dick Olumu appeared on various FM stations in Mbale warning those anticipating to the attend the rallies and consultative meetings no to do so.

The engineer who supervised Pakwach-Nebbi road works, Bruno Musoke has told the UNRA probe commission that the road is failing because of increased traffic to South Sudan.

John Ludongokol, the Napak District Production Officer says the inundation is an indicator that the weather may change to the advantage of Karamoja.

Pregnant women with HIV take HIV medicines to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and to protect their own health.

On Tuesday, officials from Hema Beverages Limited moved to attach property and merchandise from Uchumi branch in Gulu but met stiff resistance from the landlord Donald Lukwiya.