@JudithNabakoob1@HonMutasingwa@millybabalanda@HajjatMinsa Thanks Hon min for the work
But Rwenjeru south land conflict Biharwe division Mbarara city north has never been resolved following numerous inquiries to your ministry and ULC. This land conflict has lasted for the last 32 years. Only God knows
@kamukamafredie Madam phionah seems to be a problem solver, at my village level where we had land issues, we have engaged ministry of lands for the last 32years and nothing go on
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Probationer Police Constables from Police Training School Ikafe Yumbe today held a virtual Pass-Out ceremony, marking the successful completion of their initial training.
Addressing the graduates, AIGP Joseph Obwona, the Director Interpol and International Relations, urged them to uphold discipline, professionalism, and integrity as they embark on their journey of service to the nation. He encouraged them to remain committed to their oath and dedicate themselves to protecting and serving the people of Uganda.
@FredShaka@JudithNabakoob1@mkainerugaba@SSssebunya From what I have seen, it's only the C.I.C that can end land matters, apart from that,big land officials and senior army officers still enjoy their powers
Yesterday, I had the privilege of officiating the closure of a five-day training on Gender, Trafficking in Persons, and Diversion held at Courts View Hotel.
Organized by @PoliceUg Child and Family Protection Department with support from IDLO, the training was guided by three key objectives. First, to strengthen officers’ understanding of gender concepts, the forms, root causes, and effects of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), as well as the legal frameworks on GBV and Violence Against Children (VAC), to ensure professional, unbiased responses to cases.
Second, to build officers’ capacity to identify, investigate, and handle cases of Trafficking in Persons using a victim- and survivor-centered, multi-sectoral approach recognizing push and pull factors, as well as key indicators at crime scenes.
Third, to equip personnel with practical knowledge of the Juvenile Justice System and the Children Diversion Guidelines, ensuring that children in conflict with the law are handled in line with their best interests.
I urged officers to remain professional and adopt a victim-centered approach at all times. Whether dealing with domestic violence, defilement, or trafficking cases, the dignity, safety, and confidentiality of victims must come first.
I further emphasized that the skills acquired, interviewing survivors and witnesses, preserving forensic evidence, and ensuring proper medical documentation, are not optional. They are critical in determining whether justice is served or whether victims are re-traumatized.
This training is a vital investment. The public expects a Police Force that is knowledgeable, compassionate, and accountable. I encouraged participants to cascade this knowledge to their colleagues through barazas and community sensitization initiatives.
The Child and Family Protection Department will follow up on implementation, and we expect to see a measurable improvement in how cases involving women, children, and victims of trafficking are handled.
I extend my sincere appreciation to @IDLO for their continued partnership, and to all facilitators for the invaluable expertise imparted to our officers.
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This afternoon, the Deputy Inspector General of Police @JamesOcaya, paid a courtesy visit to the Honourable Chief Justice.
During the meeting, the DIGP congratulated the Chief Justice on his appointment. Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening coordination between their institutions and enhancing collaboration with other criminal justice actors to address case backlog and related bottlenecks within the justice system.
The DIGP also presented a copy of the Annual Crime Report 2025.
On behalf of @PoliceUg and on my own behalf, I wish all Ugandans a peaceful and blessed #Easter season 2026.
As we celebrate this season of renewal, may we reflect on the values of sacrifice, forgiveness, and love that define our shared humanity.