Police continue to clamp down on drug trafficking in Jan Kempdorp

Police continue to clamp down on drug trafficking in Jan Kempdorp
#DrugsOffTheStreets

NORTHERN CAPE - Members of Jan Kempdorp Crime Intelligence and Kimberley K9 unit continued unabated to remove drugs from the streets today, 16 July 2020 when they arrested two males. The members started at 10:00 raiding different addresses where it was alleged that drugs were being sold.

The joint team followed up on information regarding drugs being sold in Jan Kempdorp.

When they searched a house in Stasieweg, they discovered CAT with an estimated street value of R35 100-00, TIK worth R5 400-00 and cash amounting to R350-00 believed to be the proceeds of the sale of the drugs.

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BREAKING: Winnie Kiiza bids farewell to the people of Kasese as she quits Kasese Woman MP seat after serving in the position for three elective terms.

BREAKING: Winnie Kiiza bids farewell to the people of Kasese as she quits Kasese Woman MP seat after serving in the position for three elective terms.

"I don't intend to seek re-election in the forthcoming 2021 elections."

"I can only feel successful if I participate in an election of my successor, I have talked allot against overstaying in power and I want to lead by example"

"However I'm not giving up on the fight to continue looking for the desired change and participation in national politics."

Gov’t of Uganda to reopen places of worship, arcades & Bodabodas

Gov’t to reopen places of worship, arcades & Bodabodas

The Minister of ICT and National Guidance Judith Nabakooba has announced that Government is working around the clock to ensure sectors such as bodabodas, arcades and places of worship among others are reopened.

“I want to inform the public that Government is working hard to ensure key sectors such as bodabodas, arcades, salons and places of worship are reopened,” Nabakooba told reporters in Kampala on Sunday.

Fact file: South Africa Army use Made In South Africa miltary helicopters, trucks and vehicles.

Fact file:
South Africa Army use Made In South Africa miltary helicopters, trucks and vehicles.

South Africa also produces military drones (UAVs) and missiles.

Olifant battle tank is Produced in South Africa by state owned Denel.

The South African Army is the army of South Africa, which was first formed after the Union of South Africa was created in 1910.
The South African military evolved within the tradition of frontier warfare fought by Boer Commando (militia) forces, reinforced by the Afrikaners' historical distrust of large standing armies.
It then fought as part of the wider British effort in World War II, but afterwards was cut off from its long-standing Commonwealth ties with the ascension to power of the National Party in South Africa in 1948.
The army was involved in a long and bitter counter-insurgency campaign in Namibia from 1966 to 1990. It also played a key role in controlling sectarian political violence inside South Africa during the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The Army is composed of roughly 40,100 regular uniformed personnel, augmented by 12,300 reserve force personnel.

African Military Strength (2020) South Africa are ranked 3rd behind Egypt and Algeria, Uganda is ranked 13th behind Kenya, ahead of Tanzania 

Brian White has now been summoned by the Parliament's Human Rights Committee

Vivian Mutanda and Stella Nandawula's mother have testified before the Parliament's Human Rights Committee against Brian Kirumira alias Brian White who they accuse of sexually harassing ladies in his foundation.
Brian White has now been summoned.