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17 shot dead in revenge cattle raids in Karamoja Thursday June 03 2021 Karimojong patoralists identify their animals from among those recovered by soldiers at a UPDF detach in Nakicument Village, Lokiteded Town Council, in Napak District last week. PHOTO / STEVEN ARIONG Summary Advertisement At least 17 people have been killed in Napak and Nabilatuk districts over the last two weeks in retaliatory cattle raids. According to leaders of the two districts, the cattle raids are on the increase an...

On May 26, Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles visited Perry County during the Hunger Listening Tour and discussed food insecurity in the region. While in Hazard, Quarles, local leaders and community partners discussed hunger in Kentucky, work being done by God’s Pantry Food Bank, how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted hunger in Hazard and what policies, supports and infrastructures are needed to ensure food security in Hazard and across the state. “As we emerge from COVID-1...

This attack with the white house and formidable insecurity working closely together. the concern is pork prices will jump in the wake of the shutdown and remember weve seen inflation pushing prices higher for consumers. dave kennedy says us companies should be on high alert. >> what is happening is companies that are taking cybersecurity seriously the control critical infrastructure and then the sophistication level raised by organized crime groups that continue to grow. >> other experts say ame...

Leaves the choice is fairly limited and that has been a problem that the united states and europe his face for a long time. it is wired there was not a response to the crimea or the physical attacks in eastern ukraine or the continued cyber attacks on ukraine over the last years. the choices are fairly limited. i suspect that president biden will speak quite sternly to vladimir putin, but i do not know what options you will be put to the table. ., �* , , . ., table. youre pretty clear, the whi...

PHOTO: NAJEEM RAHEEM Protracted insecurity across regions and states readily calls out the governors that oversee jurisdiction where crimes and criminals now freely interface. Amid the validity of blaming the centre for things that go wrong in local communities, the insecurity has dragged on for too long to render a formidable local and regional intervention an afterthought. Recent interventions by local security groups against kidnappers and bandits are reassuring. It is high time governors do...

Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Osun State, yesterday, thronged major streets of Osogbo, the state capital, protesting against insecurity and bad governance in Nigeria. The protesters, mostly youths, took off from the popular Freedom Park at Old Garage around 10:00 a.m. and marched through Station Road area where they addressed shop owners and passersby at […]

The rising insecurity, socio-political tensions and their impact on structural and proximate peace and security in the African region have led ECOWAS to appoint new leaders

Penn State students raised over $29,000 during Earth Week 2021 by donating dining dollars from their meal plans to the Student Emergency Fund.

26 May 2021 - The proposed amendments to the Firearms Control Act reveal much about government thinking.

The upsurge in violent crimes such as banditry, kidnapping, insurgency and terrorism has renewed calls for a state of emergency. BERTRAM NWANNEKANMA examines