Andrew Bagala

During the release of the police crime report several years ago, Gen Kale Kayihura, the then Inspector General of Police, asked his commanders why crime spikes in the harvest seasons in different parts of the country.

Ugandan truck drivers operating in South Sudan have accused the host country's military of forcibly seizing their commercial vehicles in Bor City, Jonglei State, to transport troops to unknown destinations.

What you need to know: Commander-in-Chief President Museveni and military chief Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba have recently reorganised the UPDF command in major leadership changes.

The South Sudan armed forces have released Ugandan drivers and their vehicles that were seized in Bor City in Jonglei State two days ago to transport troops.

The leaders of the Uganda Taxi Operators Federation (UTOF) have advised members with commuter taxis in dangerous mechanical condition (DMC) to park

Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: They were nicknamed Drones because of their speed

Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: According to the police form, the inspectors observe six categories on the taxi, including the exterior component.

Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: The police spokesperson, Mr Kituuma Rusoke, said he had not been briefed about Mr Rwomushana.

Ugandan traders flee Kenya amid threats and uncertainity as government clarifies crackdown targeting undocumented foreign businesses

Last week, President William Ruto directed the enforcement teams to crack down on foreigners in small-scale businesses in Kenya starting this week.