20-June-2026. Koboko District 📸: One of the soldiers uprooting the opium plantations during the operation on Friday 19-5-2026. 📸: Police officer uprooting the opium Security forces in Koboko, comprising Uganda Police, UPDF, and the LC5 Chairperson, have destroyed half a quarter of opium plantation in Morodu and Monga villages, Bamure Parish, Ludara Subcounty. The intelligence-led operation led to the arrest of two people, including a witch doctor believed to be one of the masterminds of the production and accused of influencing youth to engage in the business. 📸: In Yellow T-shirt, Hon Mambo Ashiraf the LC5 Chairperson for Koboko District walking together with the police officers during the operation on Friday. Mambo Ashiraf, the LC5 Chairperson of the district, says the operation was meant to arrest a witch doctor in the village who had been operating illegally and using his powers ...
“Gen Muhoozi's Tweets are causing us problems,” Gen Otafiire Said in a Leaked Telephone Call with Amb. Mirjam Blaak, Uganda’s Ambassador to EU.
Story by George Asiimwe 19-June-2026 Amb Blaak and Otafiire KAMPALA — A purported telephone conversation between retired Major General Kahinda Otafiire and Uganda’s Ambassador to the European Union, Mirjam Blaak, suggests that social media posts by Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba became a major diplomatic headache for Ugandan officials seeking to fend off European criticism following the disputed 2026 general elections. The alleged transcript, whose authenticity could not be independently verified, appears to capture a discussion between the two officials at a time when National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, had disappeared from public view amid reports that security agencies were hunting opposition leaders and supporters. At the time, Uganda was facing mounting scrutiny from European lawmakers over allegations of political repression, arbitrary arrests and the treatment of opposition supporters in...