​In the New Vision, Tuesday, May 24

The Government has accused the DR Congo army of killing four policemen in Kibale. Get a copy of the New Vision to know what evidence Uganda has and what it has demanded from Congo.
 
The Police has recommended medical checks for Namugongo pilgrims.But has it suggested how this could be carried out? Read the New Vision to know why the Police thinks it is vital to have a medical check before going to Namugongo.
 
The national vaccination against yellow fever has intensified. Find details inside on where the exercise is taking place and how to get the vaccine. We also tell you which people are at high risk, symptoms and how to avoid infections.
 
The Gulu Electoral Commission Registrar has been summoned to court over the election petition against the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Jacob Oulanyah. We explain why he is needed, how far the case has gone and other details.

In the pension scam case, a Police detective says a former Secretary of the East African Community called  Peter Sajjabi recommended ghost pensioners to a top bank in Kampala. This led to the loss of sh169b.
 
Cecilia Ogwal and Winnie Kiiza are leading about six others for the post of Leader of Opposition. Do not miss their profiles, who else is in the race and their chances of winning.
 
City lawyer Bob Kasango has petitioned the Constitutional Court to challenge the status of the Director of Public Prosecutions, Mike Chibita, whom he says is also a judge. Get his legal arguments in the New Vision.
 
A Kampala city carpenter has been arrested after posing as a traffic Police officer and setting up a roadblock on the Iganga-Jinja highway to get money from motorists.
 
In Business,

ind out how Uganda has survived Africa's time bomb of Eurobonds. The bonds are expected to plunge many African countries into a huge debt crisis. New Vision gives you the full story and how and why many African countries such as Kenya are headed for an economic crisis.