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Army hands over recovered cattle to Kotido Jie community

In peace building, if someone loses property, it is better to have coordinated and expeditious action to avoid the possibility of any revenge

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KDF, UPDF bosses meet in Uganda over insecurity

The team will come up with strategies to be used in addressing the common crimes in the region

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Be Afraid: President Museveni's Government is Just One Wild Mistake Away to Complete International Isolation – The Investigator News

Be Afraid: President Museveni's Government is Just One Wild Mistake Away to Complete International Isolation – The Investigator News
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Visa ban: Generals under fire, banks in panic too

April 21, 2021
President Yoweri Museveni inspecting an army parade
The USA threatened action against human rights abuses in Uganda for months in 2020 and last Friday an official travel ban was announced against unnamed high-profile government officials shining critical light on an increasingly important question: How damaging are the existential consequences for such banishment for the country and certainly the sanctioned individuals?
Though no names were mentioned, at least we have an inkling of who must be on the travel blacklist. When Congressmen began pushing the outgone Donald Trump administration last October for a more muscular response to what they described as “human rights abuses in Uganda and the country’s slide toward authoritarianism, the lead campaigners brandished a list of errant Ugandan officers that should be sanctioned.

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Why US declared travel ban on Ugandan officials

Why US declared travel ban on Ugandan officials
Sunday April 18 2021
The affected Ugandan government officials, US says, are those that have records of being pivotal in undermining the democratic processes of landlocked Uganda. PHOTO/FILE/PPU
Summary
Government spokesperson Ofwono Opondo says the world power has resorted to blackmail and sulking because the people they supported in the elections lost.
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The US Department of State on Friday announced a blanket travel ban on Ugandan government officials who they say were involved in gross human rights violations and undermining democracy during and after the January 14 general election.
The US Department of State also said the presidential polls in which incumbent President Museveni was declared winner with 58 per cent while former National Unity Platform (NUP) party flag bearer Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine, polled 35 per cent of the votes, were “neither free nor fair.”

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US Senator tables move for fair polls in Uganda

Daily Monitor
Wednesday December 23 2020
United States senator Bob Menendez at a Senate hearing on December 16.He has tabled a resolution aimed at compelling the Ugandan government to improve the election environment. PHOTO/ AFP
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A United States Democratic Party senator Bob Menendez has tabled a resolution to compel the Ugandan government “to improve the election environment and create conditions for credible elections” in the run-up to the 2021 General Election.
The resolution introduced to Senate last week details that national elections in Uganda since 1996 “have not met internationally accepted standards for free and fair polls, as the ruling party has leveraged access to, and influence over state resources and institutions to tilt the electoral balance in its favour.”

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Uganda: U.S. to Probe Use of Security Aid to Stifle Freedoms in Uganda

Uganda: U.S. to Probe Use of Security Aid to Stifle Freedoms in Uganda
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US to probe use of security aid to stifle freedoms in Uganda

The East African
Saturday December 12 2020
America is considering possible sanctions on a number of military and police officers over violence and human rights abuses in Uganda. PHOTO | FILE
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Uganda government spokesperson Ofwono Opondo said the US government should stop “rhetorical condemnations” and work with Ugandan nationals and local non-governmental organisations to “secure accountability for citizens who have been subjected to arbitrary arrests, torture and extrajudicial killings.”
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The United States Congress is launching an investigation into the actions of the Ugandan government that imply an abuse of US security assistance to commit human rights violations, including killings, in the wake of the November protests that left scores dead.

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Breaking News | Uganda: U.S. to Probe Use of Security Aid to Stifle Freedoms in Uganda

Breaking News | Uganda: U.S. to Probe Use of Security Aid to Stifle Freedoms in Uganda
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