Available information obtained by Uganda Radio Network (URN) indicates that, on October 10th, 2024 while in Lira city, unknown two people hired a Fuso lorry from Opon to come to Rwenkunye village in Masindi port sub county in Kiryandongo district, claiming they had goats in the area that they needed to transport to Oyam.
According to Luke Owoyesigyire, the Deputy Police Spokesperson for Kampala Metropolitan, Ssejjibwa was apprehended during an operation in Natete's Ssendawula zone, where a group of assailants had raided an apartment complex and stolen various items.
Brig Gen Peter Gaetano Omola, the Commander of the Uganda Rapid Deployment Capability Centre, said the course is critical in providing the African Union with the necessary capabilities to protect children as they respond to conflicts through peace missions and interventions.
The Police Unit currently employs various breeds, including German Shepherds, Bloodhounds, and English Springer Spaniels, for tracking down suspects. The Belgian Malinois is a large-sized herding breed and one of the four Belgian Shepherd breeds.
According to Samuel Semewo, the Bukedi North region police spokesperson, preliminary investigations revealed that the incident took place around 2:00 AM when locals found the two men transporting a suspected stolen cow on a red Bajaj Boxer motorcycle, registration number UGB 598Y.
Monday marked the start of the UCE exams for 379,748 candidates across various centers nationwide. Of these, 369,601 are sitting for exams under the new curriculum, while 10,147 will take transitional examinations under the old curriculum.
The incident occurred on Saturday morning at around 9:30 a.m. when the stranger, believed to be in his 40s, entered the army barracks under unclear circumstances.
Julius Hakiza, the Albertine Region Police spokesperson, confirmed the arrest during an exclusive interview with Uganda Radio Network (URN). He, however, refrained from disclosing further details about the suspect, citing concerns that it could compromise the ongoing investigation, especially as the police continue to search for additional suspects.
Samuel Semewo, the Bukedi North police spokesperson, stated that officers promptly responded to the report and arrived at the scene. They recovered a black plastic magazine containing 30 live rounds of ammunition with markings indicating "7.62x39CZMAG."
The Rwenzori East police spokesperson, Nelson Tumushime told URN on Monday morning that the deceased is said to have impregnated a senior student in the same school and was depressed by the case.
Speaking about the recent operation, Maj. Frank Kanzira, the FPU Operations Officer, noted that over five months, the unit impounded illegal fishing gear worth over UGX 2 billion across major fishing areas in the country.
