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18/04/2026

Kira Road Police Division yesterday conducted a comprehensive assessment of the impact of community policing through a series of community engagement activities held at Kololo Secondary School.

The activities, organized by the Divisional Police Commander (DPC) Kira Road, SP Suubi Sam, brought together students, teachers, and police officers with the aim of evaluating the effectiveness of community policing initiatives in secondary schools.

The day’s events featured active participation from various schools through activities such as quizzes, poetry, role plays, and entertainment, all focused on promoting crime prevention, discipline, and strengthening police-community partnerships.

The assessment was graced by the Commissioner for Community Policing, CP Anatoli Muleterwa, SSP Jonathan Musinguzi, the Regional Police Commander (RPC) KMP East, SSP Don Muhwezi, the Community Liaison Officer (CLO) KMP, alongside ASP Archilies Atwebambere, CLO KMP East, and other officers and stakeholders.

As part of the day’s concluding activities, a friendly football match was played between teachers under the Kira Road policing area and police officers attached to Kira Road Police Division. The match symbolized unity, teamwork, and the strong partnership between the police and the community.

Final Score:
Kira Road Police – 0 : Teachers – 1
The overall assessment has been successful, with clear indications of increased awareness, positive engagement, and strengthened collaboration between the police and the school community.

Kira Road Police Division remains committed to sustaining such initiatives, alongside other community engagement strategies, as a means of bridging the gap between the police and the public, obtaining valuable feedback, and enhancing joint efforts in crime prevention.
Further updates will be communicated in due course.

17/04/2026

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11/04/2026

The Secretary General of the National Resistance Movement, Rt. Hon. Richard Todwong, has said the ongoing retreat for Members of Parliament-elect in Kyankwanzi is progressing successfully, with attendance exceeding expectations and more leaders still expressing interest in joining.

Speaking to the media on Friday, Todwong noted that the retreat has attracted over 600 participants, including more than 450 MPs-elect, describing the turnout as “almost 100 per cent".

He revealed that the facility is now oversubscribed, with additional leaders continuing to request participation despite limited space.

Read More: https://www.nrm.ug/news/retreat-running-smoothly-demand-surges-beyond-capacity-sg-todwong
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09/04/2026

Lebanon is reeling after Israel's overnight strikes killed 254 people and injured 1,165, with many more feared trapped under rubble 🙏. The attacks have sparked widespread mourning, with Israel vowing not to stop until it neutralizes Hezbollah threats. tv updates

09/04/2026

DPP Lino Anguzu The Prosecutorial Hand Behind the Fabricated Charges Against Alex Waiswa Mufumbiro

By Dr. Daniel Kawuma
04/09/2026

The public debate in Uganda this week, following the death of Edith Mufumbiro, has largely focused on whether Alex Waiswa Mufumbiro, the National Unity Platform’s deputy spokesperson should be granted bail to bury his wife.

It is a painful and urgent question. But it is also an insufficient one, because it reduces a far more consequential truth; he should never have been there in the first place. Prisoners of conscience are not meant to bargain for temporary freedom, they are meant to be free.

The real story is not about bail. It is about fabrication. It is about a system in which prosecutorial authority is weaponized to neutralize political opposition. A system in which the mere act of participation in opposition politics outside the ruling establishment can result in charges so elastic they require no proof, only compliance.

And in that system at the center of the state legal machinery stands Lino Anguzu, the Director of Public Prosecutions entrusted with upholding justice, yet increasingly associated with its distortion.

Alex Waiswa Mufumbiro today sits behind bars, not because he has been proven guilty of any crime, but because he has been accused. The charge? “Unlawful drilling,” allegedly committed on February 12, 2025, at the National Unity Platform headquarters.

It should come as no surprise that available accounts place Alex Waiswa on the day of the alleged crime elsewhere by his wife’s side at the cancer institute, tending to a woman fighting for her life.

This is a contradiction so glaring that even a legally untrained Ugandan might reasonably ask whether Lino Anguzu and his team of legal mercenaries are aware that the accused was not even at the alleged scene of the crime.

And yet, the contradiction does not matter. Because in today’s Uganda, accusation has become a substitute for evidence, and detention a substitute for justice.

The office of the DPP, under Lino Anguzu, has become less a temple of justice and more a workshop of charges where legality is manufactured, not established. The objective is no long

08/04/2026

*St. Mary's Kitende Celebrates World Scholars Cup Triumph*

St. Mary's Kitende is beaming with pride as their debaters bring home top honors from the World Scholars Cup! 🏆 The winning team was warmly received by Assistant Executive Director, Madam Claire Mulindwa, who congratulated them on their outstanding achievement.

This impressive feat is a testament to the school's commitment to academic excellence and nurturing young minds. 😊 tv updates

08/04/2026

Kkooti evunana abalyake n'abakenuzi olunaku olwaleero lwewa ensala yayo ku musango oguvunanibwa eyali minisita omubeezi avunanyizibwa kunsonga z'e Karamoja era nga mubaka ow'e Bududa Agnes Nandutu olw'okwezibika amaabati g'abantu b'e Karamoja. Omulamuzi ali mumusango guno Jane Okuo Kajuga asubiira okuwa ensala ye ku ssawa munana ez'olwegulo
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