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He said upon interrogation, they recovered 13 pairs of number plates and 1 which was not paired

He said upon interrogation, they recovered 13 pairs of number plates and 1 which was not paired

Police to pluck off number plates found without travel permits July 8, 2021 Written by URN Kampala Metropolitan traffic police commander SSP Norman Musinga has ordered police officers to pluck off number plates of vehicles f...

The outgoing Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga last week warned the MPs-elect against ferrying huge crowds to the swearing-in ceremony. According to Kadaga, Parliament has this year limited the number of people to accompany the new MPs to the ceremony due to Covid-19 pandemic. Each MP is only allowed 3 people while representatives of the Special Interest Groups are accorded an extra person. The programme indicates that the MPs-elect, who will be sworn in on Monday, will be 132 with Ababik...

Daily Monitor Monday May 10 2021 Summary Earlier, police spokesperson, CP Fred Enanga said security operatives were monitoring some of the disgruntled supporters who allegedly continue with “their rhetoric of threats to violence” ahead of the inauguration of the 76-year-old veteran leader. Advertisement Police and the army have warned of traffic interruption and heightened security in Kampala ahead of President Yoweri Museveni’s inauguration ceremony for his sixth five-year elective term ...

Addressing journalists at Naguru police headquarters this morning, Norman Musinga, the Kampala Metropolitan Traffic Police Commander said most of the roads heading to Kololo Independence Grounds will be out of bounds for motorists without authorized stickers. The section of Acacia Avenue stretching from John Babiha Road to the Golf Course will be out of bounds for any vehicle without a sticker and all boda boda riders. All truck drivers have been advised to use alternative routes. Invited Membe...

Daily Monitor Friday April 23 2021 Summary The project, which seeks to improve the road network, is expected to cause traffic jam at the weekend. Advertisement Roadworks on the first lot of the project at Queensway is ongoing. In a statement issued by Uganda National Roads Authority (Unra) on Tuesday, activities for the construction will start from Dewinton Road junction on Yusuf Lule Road. Unra said the activities include drilling, design reviews, geotechnical studies and general preparation. ...