2020 - Page 153 of 218 - The Capital Times

Covid-19:Military Police Deployed To Monitor Kampala Curfew Operations Against Errant Officers

The Chief of Defence Forces Gen David Muhoozi has issued orders to the 1st Division Commander Maj Gen Samuel Kawaga and the Commander Military Police Brig Gen William Bainomugisha to deploy motorized military police to ensure the good conduct forces implementing the

April 7, 2020

Health·News

Covid-19 Crisis: Kabaka Of Buganda Donates Shs100 Million, For Coronavirus Fight

The Kabaka of Buganda Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II has donated sh100 million to the national task-force to fight COVID-19. He also contributed 5,000 kilograms of maize flour to the ongoing food distribution efforts by the government of Uganda. So far, Uganda has confirmed

April 7, 2020

Health·News

Covid-19: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Admitted To Intensive Care Unit As Symptoms Worsen

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened, according to government officials. Johnson, 55, asked Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to deputise, a Downing Street spokesperson said on Monday. Johnson was admitted to hospital on Sunday night and had

April 6, 2020

News

Breaking: Stella Nyanzi Rushed To Mengo Hospital In Critical Condition

Ugandan Scholar Dr Stella Nyanzi has been Rushed to Mengo hospital in critical condition according to an eye witness. She added that the famous and brave medical anthropologist, feminist, queer rights activist, scholar of sexuality, and public health has foam in the

April 6, 2020

Health·News

COVID-19 Crisis: Death Toll Surpasses 10,000 In US

By Agencies The COVID-19 death toll in the US has surpassed 10,000, according to the Johns Hopkins University tally. Spain has reported 4,273 new cases of the coronavirus with 637 new deaths, the fourth day the daily totals have declined from the

April 6, 2020

Crime·News

Coronavirus Crisis:6 UPDF Soldiers,11 Police Officers Arrested For Torturing 31 Women In Lockdown

A joint security task team of senior UPDF and UPF officers is investigating the alleged aggravated torture of several women and a few men who were being accused of flouting curfew orders and the ban on public spaces. The incident occurred on

April 6, 2020

Health·News

Kagame Cuts Top Gov’t Officials April Salaries To Free Up Funds To Curb Coronavirus

The Government of Rwanda has ordered chopping off of April Salaries from all Cabinet Members, Permanent Secretaries, Heads of Public Institutions, and other senior officials as a way of collecting money to fight Covid-19. The big announcement was issued on 5, April,

April 5, 2020

Crime·News

Four Arrested For Defying M7’s Directives On Covid-19 Relief Food

Police alongside other team agencies carried out an operation and arrested four men over alleged for defying President Yoweri Kaguta directives on coronavirus by decampaigning the government relief food distribution for vulnerable people affected by the COVID-19 lockdown in Kampala and Wakiso.

April 5, 2020

News

Panic As Deadly Swam Of Locusts Invade Uganda Again

A large swarm of desert locusts estimated to cover about 100,000 acres has entered into Uganda and settled in the districts of Karamoja sub-region in northeastern Uganda. According to the Amudat district senior agricultural officer Joseph Marimoi, the locusts entered through Karita

April 5, 2020

Crime·News

Covid-19:M7 Orders Arrest Of Two Police Officers For Assaulting A Pregnant Woman In Curfew

Following the Presidential directive, detectives attached to the unit working together with police yesterday arrested Constables Francis Mpande and Noah Massajjage, who were in charge of the patrol exercise that allegedly beat up a pregnant woman Mercy Nakate 23, a resident of

April 5, 2020