In Brief
Mar 10, 2004
KAMPALA — The Police on Monday arrested two suspects who have been providing market for stolen phones. Jackson Katerega of Lusaka zone, Makindye and Richard Tindyebwa were arrested on William Street with five stolen mobile phones whose serial numbers had been altered.
Police arrest
KAMPALA — The Police on Monday arrested two suspects who have been providing market for stolen phones. Jackson Katerega of Lusaka zone, Makindye and Richard Tindyebwa were arrested on William Street with five stolen mobile phones whose serial numbers had been altered.
New road
KAMPALA — The City Council is to turn Katwe and Queens Way roads into one-way streets in order to reduce traffic congestion in the city centre. City engineer Abraham Byandaala on Tuesday said Dott Services Ltd would construct a road linking the roads.
US trains
KAMPALA — The US government has begun training the UPDF, journalists and MPs on civil-military relations. The one-week course is facilitated by retired colonel Eugene Michael Mensch II from the Centre for Civil Military Relations and Prof. Letitia Lawson from the Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey.
UK warned
LONDON — US authorities believe Feroz Abbasi and three other British prisoners being held at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba, are too dangerous to free, the Daily Telegraph reported on Monday ahead of the expected release of five other prisoners this week.
Govt to pay
KAMPALA — The Government is considering paying 63 former Internal Security Organisation staff members who are seeking over sh3.7b for wrongful termination. Phillip Mwaka from Attorney General’s chambers yesterday said the government was trying to settle the matter out of court.
Marine out
KAMPALA — The head of the Police marine unit at Kigo who was recently charged with diverting diesel worth sh7.7b belonging to the force, has been released. Inspector Alphonse Mutabazi, 43, who was also charged with failure to account for spare parts, was released on a cash bail of sh500,000.
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KAMPALA — The Police on Monday arrested two suspects who have been providing market for stolen phones. Jackson Katerega of Lusaka zone, Makindye and Richard Tindyebwa were arrested on William Street with five stolen mobile phones whose serial numbers had been altered.
New road
KAMPALA — The City Council is to turn Katwe and Queens Way roads into one-way streets in order to reduce traffic congestion in the city centre. City engineer Abraham Byandaala on Tuesday said Dott Services Ltd would construct a road linking the roads.
US trains
KAMPALA — The US government has begun training the UPDF, journalists and MPs on civil-military relations. The one-week course is facilitated by retired colonel Eugene Michael Mensch II from the Centre for Civil Military Relations and Prof. Letitia Lawson from the Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey.
UK warned
LONDON — US authorities believe Feroz Abbasi and three other British prisoners being held at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba, are too dangerous to free, the Daily Telegraph reported on Monday ahead of the expected release of five other prisoners this week.
Govt to pay
KAMPALA — The Government is considering paying 63 former Internal Security Organisation staff members who are seeking over sh3.7b for wrongful termination. Phillip Mwaka from Attorney General’s chambers yesterday said the government was trying to settle the matter out of court.
Marine out
KAMPALA — The head of the Police marine unit at Kigo who was recently charged with diverting diesel worth sh7.7b belonging to the force, has been released. Inspector Alphonse Mutabazi, 43, who was also charged with failure to account for spare parts, was released on a cash bail of sh500,000.
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