In order to punish drivers who failed to make payments on express penalty that since January have totaled more than 18 billion shillings, the traffic police closed all main highways throughout the nation. According to police spokesman Fred Enanga, the operation has thus far gone according to schedule and will accomplish its goals.

The Traffic Police spokesperson, Faridah Nampiima in a security presser said a total of 387 accidents happened between April, 24 and 30 ...

The police have cautioned the general public to be more vigilant as they use boda bodas at night now that the curfew ...

  The Uganda Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga has revealed that the police has arrested another terror suspect linked to ADF, he had ...

Parliament has given security agencies all the money they need. Their budget is not as questioned as the rest. They have monetary ...

Afande Anatoli Muleterwa while featuring on NBS Television‘s #NBSBarometer Terrorism happens after the terrorists have studied the weak points. It is intended ...

Makerere University Business School has suspended student bags inside the university until further notice. Only transparent clear bags for books will be ...

A summary of the presser In total, six people are dead, three attackers, and three victims.  The numbers of the injured have ...

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Uganda Police spokesperson, Fred Enanga in a presser has revealed that NUP and other violent political groups are planning political demonstrations this ...