The Uganda Police Force and Uganda Prisons Service have announced plans to recruit new officers to bolster their ranks and enhance service delivery to the public. Frank Baine, the spokesperson for the Uganda Prisons Service, revealed that the recruitment process will target individuals who have completed Senior Four (S.4) and possess the required academic qualifications. He emphasized that applicants must be physically fit, free from chronic illnesses, and willing to undergo rigorous training lasting several months.

The judiciary has announced plans to establish new courts in various constituencies across Uganda and increase the number of judges to address the growing backlog of cases. Hon. Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, the Principal Judge of the High Court and Deputy Chief Justice of Uganda, emphasized that these measures are aimed at improving access to justice and ensuring timely resolution of cases.

Mukono Municipality has initiated a major operation to clear roadside taxis and close illegal taxi parks, following a directive from the Minister of Works and Transport, General Edward Katumba Wamala. The directive, which had faced delays due to political interference, is now being enforced to restore order and improve traffic management in the town.

A heated family dispute has erupted in Kikooza Village, Mukono Central Division, after a grandmother, Babirye Babra, 45, allegedly claimed that she gave birth to her granddaughter, Lule Latif, who is 2½ months old. The child’s mother, Nalweyiso Bridget, 22, has accused her mother of lying and has reported the matter to Wantooni Police Station for intervention.

Boda boda riders in Butaleja District are raising alarm over the increasing attacks by thieves who assault them and steal their motorcycles, many of which are rented from loan companies. The riders, who are now living in constant fear, say the thieves ambush them in isolated areas, leaving them vulnerable and without assistance.

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