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Acting Director Defence Public Information/MA CDF-SPASO. https://t.co/PB9cd3Avgx | https://t.co/pb9hXZ2ica

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Flags fly at half-mast at the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs & UPDF Joint Services Headquarters in honour and mourning of the late Omukama of Tooro, Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV. Rest well Omukama waitu 🙏🏾

Flags fly at half-mast at the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs & UPDF Joint Services Headquarters in honour and mourning of the late Omukama of Tooro, Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV. Rest well Omukama waitu 🙏🏾

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DRC President Tshisekedi Donates Pickup Trucks To UPDF’s Operation Shujaa Beni, Friday 31 August 2026 The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo His excellency Felix Tshisekedi has gifted the Uganda peoples Defence Forces under Operation Shujaa with ten brand new Land cruser utility pick up trucks as a way of appreciation for the job well done in fighting the Allied Democratic Forces ( ADF ) terrorists, who have for long terrorised people in the two countries of Congo and Uganda especially eastern DRC. While handing over the vehicles on behalf of the president, the Governor North Kivu Maj Gen Somo Kakule Evariste said the president was appreciative of the good working relationship between the DRC government and Uganda, and the two Armies joint operations against the ADF terrorists. The vehicles will help in intensifying operations against the remaining ADF terrorists in order to restore complete security in the region. The Ituri governor appreciated the efforts of the joint forces FARDC and UPDF for the peace and calm in eastern DR congo . Maj Gen Stephen Mugerwa, the UPDF Joint Task Force commander Operation Shujaa and and commander of the Mountain infantry Division received the vehicles on behalf of the UPDF and the Ugandan government. Speaking at the same function in Beni Maj Gen Mugerwa, on behalf of the Commander In Chief His Excellency Gen Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the President of Uganda and the Chief of Defence Forces UPDF Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, thanked His Excellency President Tshisekedi for the good gesture towards the UPDF and promised that the joint forces will not rest until all the ADF terrorists are wiped out completely from Eastern DRC. From the time operation Shujaa was launched in November 2021, a number of remarkable achievements have been registered by the joint forces FARDC and UPDF. Among them, relative peace has been restored in eastern DRC, Displaced people have been able to go back to their homes, thousands of abductees have been rescued, ADF has been degraded, and most of its senior commanders have been put out of action. In addition, schools have reopened and inter regional trade has significantly been boasted. Similarly, infrastructure projects such as a number of roads are being worked on. They include Beni - Khasindi, Beni - Biakato, Biakato Mangina and Luna Komanda among others .This development has seen the volume of cargo trucks increase from 13000 a months to 30000 plus between the two countries. Operation Shujaa is an on going military offensive conducted by the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces and Forces Armees de la Republique du Congo (FARDC) against the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in Kivu and Ituri regions. The operation was launched in November 2021 following a series of bomb attacks in the Capital Kampala. The ADF attacks prompted the Ugandan President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to declare that the ADF militants would be hunted down in their hideouts. President Museveni subsequently met with the president of the DRC Felix Tshishekedi and the two agreed to organise a joint operation force against the regional terrorists.

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Context, one of the basics of journalism, is important: Clarification On Misleading Reporting by NTV Uganda Our attention has been drawn to a news story recently aired by NTV - Uganda which, through its framing and reporting, significantly distorted a message intended for public safety and national stability. We wish to state categorically that the framing presented by the NTV reporter, implying that threats of violence were issued against voters is false, misleading, and an inaccurate reflection of both the substance and intention of the original message. The original statement was a cautionary appeal rooted in safeguarding human life. It was specifically directed at the youth, urging them to exercise wisdom and avoid being manipulated into participating in street violence, riots, or unlawful gatherings. The core of the message emphasised: 1. Protection of the Vulnerable: Recognising that those who incite violence often remain in safety while young people face the brunt of law enforcement. 2. Public Order: A call for calm and responsible conduct to ensure that the democratic process is not marred by chaos. 3. Democratic Rights: At no point was the message intended to intimidate voters or discourage any citizen from exercising their constitutional right to vote. The suggestion by NTV - Uganda that this advisory constituted a "threat" to peaceful citizens is a grave distortion. Such reporting fails to provide the full context and risks inciting unnecessary fear and tension among the public. We believe this misinterpretation stems from a lack of attentiveness to the constructive nature of the appeal. We urge all media houses to practice responsible and accurate journalism, particularly on sensitive national matters. Misleading headlines and biased framing only serve to undermine the peace they claim to protect. We reiterate our call to the citizens of Uganda: Go out and vote peacefully, and thereafter, return home safely. We remain committed to a peaceful election where every Ugandan can vote without fear. Captain David K Kamya 4 Infantry Division Public Information Officer

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