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On Monday, 30th March 2026, the Uganda Police Force will present the Annual Crime Report 2025, highlighting key trends, major achievements, and ongoing efforts in the fight against crime. #ACR2025

Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba bid farewell to the outgoing Russian Ambassador to Uganda, Vladlen Semivolos, commending him for deepening strategic military cooperation between the countries. #GCICMediaReview

The Government of South Korea has reaffirmed its commitment to continued development support to Uganda, even as global development assistance to developing countries declines. #OpenGovUg

CP Dr. Mugume Martin, Commandant of the K9 Unit, noted that during the intensive five-month training, participants were equipped with a wide range of skills. These included explosive detection, basic veterinary science, human trailing and tracking, obstacle and agility training, canine scent discrimination and suspect identification, as well as crime scene examination and the integration of canines into investigations.

A total of 30 police officers completed a five-month Basic Canine Handling and Dog Care Course at the Nsambya Barracks Canine Headquarters. The ceremony was presided over by AIGP @bamunoba24, Chief Political Commissar, who represented the Inspector General of Police as the chief guest. #OpenGovUg

Happy Eid Al-FITR #EidMubarak #opengovug

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RT @CID1_UG: The Uganda Police Force will officially launched the 2025 Annual Crime Report on March 30, 2025, at its headquarters in Naguru…

The Uganda Investment Authority will host a Greater Masaka Investor Baraza, bringing together Investors, Entrepreneurs, traders, government agencies, and private sector leaders to discuss investment opportunities and address challenges affecting businesses #OpenGovUg

We wish our Muslim brothers and sisters a joyful and peaceful Eid al-Fitr. #EidMubarak #EidAlfitr

Fewer case backlogs, improved conviction rates, and reduced crime are real steps towards a safer and fairer Uganda. #OpenGovUg #JusticeforAll

The Uganda Justice Performance Sector has reaffirmed its commitment to upholding judicial independence, fairness, and access to justice for all Ugandans, in line with the 1995 Constitution. #OpenGovUg #JusticeforAll

The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs will be relocating from its current offices at Plot 7, Parliament Avenue, Baumann House, to its new premises at JLOS Towers, Plot 98–102 Katalima Road, Naguru, Kampala. #OpenGovUg @JLOSUganda

Public Notice: The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs has officially moved to JLOS Towers, Plot 98–102 Katalima Road, Naguru, Kampala, effective 16 March 2026. The move brings several justice sector institutions under one roof to improve service delivery. #AccessToJustice #OpenGovUg

𝐅𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝟏𝟑: During his meeting with H.E. Malik Agar at State House Entebbe, President Museveni emphasised the importance of dialogue and regional cooperation in restoring peace and stability in the country and the wider region. #ThePresidencyUg #OpenGovUg Read more:

𝐅𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝟕: Following high-level bilateral talks in Dar es Salaam, aimed at deepening economic ties and advancing regional integration, H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and H.E. Samia Suluhu Hassan agreed to strengthen cooperation between Uganda and Tanzania in energy

The meeting, which took place at State House, Entebbe, focused on consolidating national stability and strengthening the country's defence posture #ThePresidencyUg scribd.com/document/10131…

#GCICMediaReview President Museveni described Owiny-Dollo as a chief justice who strengthened the @JudiciaryUG and supported the expansion of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms to reduce backlog in courts. @ac_owinydollo

#GCICMediaReview “We used to study some of his papers when we were at Fort Leavenworth, and we are honoured that he is here with us. I believe this is the beginning of a very consequential and important relationship,” Gen Kainerugaba said.

#GCICMediaReview The Inspectorate of Government has embarked on simplifying the Leadership Code Act as part of the effort to enhance transparency in public service. The IGG, Aisha Naluzze Batala, said the intervention is intended to make it easy for public servants to understand the Code. @IGGUganda @nskakooza25