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How security arrested gunmen linked to 12 murders, 60 robberies “I shot a Police officer in Mukono (ASP Emmanuel Bagenda, who was officer in charge of Ntaawo Police Post) and took his gun. I also shot a private security guard in Kiwatule, who we found sleeping on duty and also took off with his gun,” Atuhaire confessed. #atuhaire #asp #emmanuelbagenda

Medical Students will Graduate after 6 years #students

Dominic Ponder passed away #dominicponder

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ganda’s Deputy High Commissioner to Rwanda, Ambassador Santa Mary Laker Kinyera, has died, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed on Tuesday, describing her passing as a significant loss to the country’s diplomatic service. Amb. Kinyera passed away at Mulago Specialised National Referral Hospital where she was being treated for an undisclosed illness. #santakinyera

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The Ugandan government has successfully evacuated at least 43 students who had been stranded in Iran after hostilities in the Middle East escalated dramatically. The students, who had been studying in universities in Tehran, were transported by road to the Türkiye-Iran border and are currently under the care of Uganda’s embassy in Ankara. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Vincent Bagiire confirmed the evacuation on Monday, describing it as a swift and coordinated response. “We had around 43 students in universities in Tehran that the embassy quickly organised and took them by road to the Turkish-Iran border where they were received by our mission in Ankara,” Bagiire said. “These students, by and large, are part of the Ugandan community that our embassy in Tehran has constantly and consistently been in touch with,” he added. The security situation in Iran deteriorated sharply at the end of last week following the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, in a series of missile strikes around Tehran attributed to Israel and the United States. The developments sparked fears of wider regional instability, prompting several countries to move quickly to secure their nationals. Sources familiar with the evacuation process said the operation began on Saturday after Uganda’s embassy in Ankara received distress notifications from students seeking urgent assistance. “Our embassy in Ankara received notifications on Saturday from the students who were stranded in Iran and needed evacuation. The embassy had to act swiftly,” a source who preferred anonymity told this publication. Following the alerts, Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, together with officials from the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, began drawing up a rapid evacuation plan. The plan prioritised assembling the students in Tehran and transporting them out of the country before the situation worsened further. According to sources, Uganda’s Defence Adviser in Türkiye, Major General Bob Ogiki, was tasked with coordinating the ground operation to ensure its success. #ugandans

The United States has imposed sanctions on Rwanda’s military and four of its top officials for “direct operational support” of the M23 rebel group that has seized large swaths of territory in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Rwanda has long rejected allegations from DRC, the United Nations and ⁠Western powers that it backs M23 and its affiliated Congo River Alliance (AFC), which captured key cities in the mineral-rich east, including the capitals of North and South Kivu provinces last year. The US Department of the Treasury said on Monday that the rebels’ gains would not have been possible without Rwandan backing. The US State Department separately added that M23 continued to capture territory even late last year “in clear violation” of a US-mediated agreement. US President Donald Trump in December brought together the leaders of Rwanda and the DRC to sign a peace deal, predicting a “great miracle”. But just days afterwards, the State Department noted, the M23 captured the key Congolese city of Uvira. The Treasury Department said those included in Monday’s sanctions are Vincent Nyakarundi, the Rwandan Defence Force (RDF) army chief of staff; Ruki Karusisi, a major-general; Mubarakh Muganga, chief of defence staff; and Stanislas Gashugi, special operations force commander. The US said they were critical to M23’s gains. “M23, a US- and UN-sanctioned entity, is responsible for horrific human rights abuses, including summary executions and violence against civilians, including women and children,” State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said in a statement. “The continued backing from the RDF and its senior leadership has enabled M23 to capture DRC sovereign territory and continue these grave abuses,” he added. Rwandan government spokesperson Yolande Makolo said in a statement that the sanctions “unjustly” target Rwanda and “misrepresent the reality and distort the facts of the conflict” in eastern DRC. She accused DRC of violating the peace agreement by allegedly conducting “indiscriminate” drone attacks and ground offensives. Rwanda’s government also told the Reuters news agency that Kigali was “fully committed to disengagement of its forces in tandem with the DRC implementing their obligations” under US-led mediation, but accused DRC of failing to keep promises such as ending support for militias. #rwanda #miltary

Kenyan MP Johana Ng'eno k*lled in Plane Crash #johanangeno

American Embassy in Saudi turned ashes