Police spy unit disbanded due to indiscipline: Uganda’s IGP

A UK-based company sold surveillance technology to Uganda where it was used to crush political opponents of the president and gather information for blackmail, according to documents seen by BBC Newsnight.

The East African Court of Justice First Instance Division, today heard a matter seeking the determination of the Court on a case challenging the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that was signed between the Republics of Uganda and China to construct Kaluma Hydro Power Unit 600MW in Uganda. 
The Applicant, Mr. Henry Kyarimpa represented by his Lawyer Mr. Mohamed Mbabazi asked the Court to find that the MoU signed by Uganda and China was an infringement of the provisions of the Treaty for the...

Inspector General of Police Ernest Mangu said yesterday the force was fully prepared to maintain peace during the forthcoming General Election.

Yes, IGP Mangu, police stations must be guarded
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Last Sunday entered the country's books of records, particularly those kept by the Police after unidentified armed bandits stormed Stakishari Police Station in Dar es Salaam Region, killing seven people, including four police officers. Police reports ...

The Inspector General of Police, Gen Kale Kayihura has rejected presidential aspirant, Amama Mababzi’s request to hold his second phase of consultation meetings in Northern Uganda.

IGP warns parties' security groups over 'grabbing' of powers of police
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The Inspector General of Police, Ernest Mangu has warned security groups owned by political parties to stop interfering with obligations of the police, saying the groups will not be allowed to work on election day because they are not responsible for ...

A unit of guards that carried out a week-long coup in Burkina Faso are to be disbanded, the reinstalled interim cabinet announces.

>Someone discards litter all over the place as others watch, and no one bothers to take him to task.  Another person uses the washroom and leaves without flushing the toilet.

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Uganda (OHCHR) has condemned what it called use of excessive force and degrading treatment by police ahead of the 2016 elections.