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In the latest UPDF reshuffle, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, who is commander in chief of armed forces has made changes in army deployments.

Maj. Gen. Innocent Oula who is also UPDF representatives in Parliament has been appointed as Deputy Managing Director, National Enterprise Corporation. Fresh from Defence and Strategic Studies course – NDU at the Specialized Senior Military Command Colege, China, Maj. Gen. Don William NabaMsa has been named Contigent Commander, AMISOM. Other appointments here..

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