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@kfm Wed, 08 May 2024 11:53:42
Police responds on a circulating video involving a woman torture
The police in Wamala region have responded on a circulating video involving the torture of a woman by burning for alleged theft. According to the Wamala regional police spokesperson Rachel Kawala, police in Mityana are currently holding 07 suspects in connection with aggravated torture that occurred at Namuzikiza village, Kikandwa sub-county in Mityana district on 28/04/2024 at 9:30am. She says the victim has been identified as Muhirwe Kolodina, a 29-year-old bar attendant and resident of the same area. It is alleged that the victim was formerly married to James Lukiiko for 6 years but the couple was unable to have any child together which resulted to their separation in January 2024 due to misunderstandings, leading the victim to leave behind […]
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@kfm Wed, 08 May 2024 09:52:24
Democratic Party urges parliament to come up with supplementary budget for disasters
The opposition Democratic Party (DP) has expressed concern about the government’s strategy for managing the aftermath of disasters rather than the management of their actual causes. On Thursday last week, the western districts of Kasese and Bunyangabu experienced heavy rainfall which lasted over four hours, causing devastating mudslides that claimed the lives of 8 people, while scores of others were displaced and several crop fields were submerged due to flash floods. DP’s acting spokesperson Ismail Kirya says over the years hundreds of people have died and property destroyed but there still seems to be no clear strategy for prevention or support for those affected by disasters. The National Police for Disaster Preparedness and Management under the Office of the Prime […]
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@matookerepublic Wed, 08 May 2024 06:50:04
CENSUS: Ugandans who dodge will face 6 months in prison or pay Shs600,000 fine
Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) has warned Ugandans who intend to dodge or sabotage the upcoming National Housing and Population Census, scheduled to commence this Friday, that they risk facing up to six months in jail or a fine of up to Shs600,000. James Muwonge, the Director of Methodology and Statistical Coordination at UBOS, explained […]
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@kfm Wed, 08 May 2024 06:07:28
Traders concerns not addressed by president- tax expert
By Barbra Anyait A renowned tax expert has described yesterday’s between President Museveni and the traders as hanging and inconclusive. Speaking during the KFM Hot Seat show shortly after the meeting held at Kololo Independence Grounds, Mr. David Rushoke, a former manager, tax Literacy at the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) said that while the president was clear on his take about the general direction the country should take in terms of trade development, he was short of giving clear responses to the traders’ specific concerns,” i think he tried to hint on most of them although there was leaning and the issues are mot really brought up but again the one on textile i think was well good because […]
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