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Daily Monitor Tuesday March 09 2021 Mothers wait for services at Okole Health Centre II in Kole District on June 16 last year. Experts warn that reducing the health budget will affect the vulnerable. PHOTO | BILL OKETCH Summary According to the World Bank, about 3.15 million additional Ugandans could fall into poverty, adding to the 8.7 million already living below the poverty line in 2017 if no mitigating measures are employed to address the adverse effects of the pandemic. As such, there is a need for comprehensive government interventions to support the poor and vulnerable households. Adve...

Daily Monitor Tuesday December 15 2020 Alleged leader of the Allied Democratic Forces Jamil Mukulu (raised hand) at the High Court in Kampala on June 20. According to the 2015 Judiciary file census report, nearly 38,000 cases had remained undecided for at least two or more years. PHOTO/ ABUBAKER LUBOWA Advertisement In 2011, Mr Eric Alema filed a civil case against Maybach Motors Ltd and others at the Commercial Court, seeking refund of Shs120 million that he paid to buy a Range Rover Sport that allegedly was a stolen one. Nearly a decade later, the case now before Justice Richard Wejuli Wabw...

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Officers who work at the ports of entry is to ensure a controlled environment, particularly after we saw the violence from one of the caravans in the fall. many of the local border chiefs, border sector -- excuse me, the ofo officers at the ports determined what was needed to ensure there was safety and security at the ports. that's for the migrants that's for the officers. generally speaking, that was done on a case by case. >> there's no written policy? >> it's not a policy per se, but the direction is clear to protect officers and migrants and ensure a safe and orderly flow. to do that, we ...

Ensure a controlled environment, particularly after we saw the violence from one of the caravans in the fall. many of the local border chiefs, border sector excuse me the oso officers at the ports determined what was needed to ensure that there was safety and security at the port. so that's for the migrants, that's for the officers. so generally speaking that was done on case-by case situation with the overall direction to ensure the integrity and safety of that area. >> so there is no written policy? >> it's not a policy sir, per se but the direction is clear to protect officers and migrants ...