AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSecurity: Police are investigating the killing of Robert Kabera, a former Rwandan soldier and government critic whose headless body was found in Mpigi. His relatives identified him; no arrests have been reported. Public Services: Uganda Railways has begun evicting people from railway land in Kyengera, with residents pleading for more time and saying they have nowhere to go. Infrastructure: The rebuilt Katonga Bridge has reopened on the Kampala–Masaka highway. The Sh191 billion project replaces the crossing swept away by floods in 2023; officials say it is designed to last 120 years. Returning Ugandans: Returnees from South Africa may qualify for tax waivers on personal effects and vehicles, provided they meet requirements and have the necessary documents. A government-backed SACCO is also expected to support their efforts to restart businesses. Drought: Karamoja families and livestock face worsening water shortages as Kobebe Dam dries up. The Red Cross is providing cash and livestock water to more than 5,000 people. Regional health: Kenya has reported eight Ebola cases, including health workers, as the outbreak spreads in the region; officials say there is no community transmission yet.
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