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AS WE write this editorial comment, our hearts are heavy with outrage and sorrow. The story of the 16-year-old girl seeking justice two years after she was brutally gang-raped and physically assaulted by six men, leaving her disabled for life, is heart-wrenching. The details of the case are harrowing. The young girl, barely out of childhood, was subjected to unimaginable violence, leaving her with injuries that will confine her to a life of dependence on catheters and colostomy bags. The trauma she has endured will stay with her forever. We can only imagine the pain she went through at the hands of these beasts in human form, let alone the emotional scars she’ll have to carry throughout her life. It’s sad that two years later, the perpetrators of this heinous crime are still on the loose. This cannot be allowed. They must be brought to book, and punished with the...

Tororo, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | At least 12 suspected criminals were apprehended on Wednesday during an operation conducted by the Tororo Territorial Police. Johnson Moses Mugwe, the Bukedi South Regional Police Spokesperson, stated that the operation was prompted by a surge in cases involving house and shop break-ins, theft of property, and the consumption and trade of marijuana, particularly within Tororo Municipality and its surrounding areas. The suspects are James Okoth, Denis Opio, Kenneth Wabwire, Stephen Olowo, Bernard Owere, Salim Kamya, Aron Omela, Zadok Opengere, Daniel Wakibu, Alex Maina, Charlise Buyesa, and Isaac Ekirapa. Mugwe revealed that crime intelligence and the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) are currently interrogating and profiling the suspects to establish their criminal records. Once investigations are complete, the case files will be forwarded to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Tororo for legal review. If sanctioned, the suspects will face prosecution on charges that...

Home 2024 December Togo – Noël au front : Faure Gnassingbé partage un moment avec les militaires Le chef de l’État Togolais, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, a effectué une visite surprise dans la Région des Savanes le mercredi 25 décembre. L’objectif de cette visite était de partager la célébration de Noël avec les forces de défense et de sécurité, notamment celles du Poste de Commandement Opérationnel (PCO) de Koundjoaré et du Poste de Combat Avancé (PCA) de Gbamonte. D’après un communiqué de la présidence, au cours de cette rencontre, le chef de l’État a exprimé son soutien et sa confiance aux militaires déployés sur ces deux postes stratégiques. Il a salué leur « professionnalisme et leur efficacité » dans l’accomplissement de leur mission. Lors de ses échanges avec les troupes, Faure Gnassingbé, également chef des armées, a donné de nouvelles orientations pour renforcer...

Uganda and Tanzania emerged victorious in the CAF African Schools Football Championship for the CECAFA Zone, held at St. Mary’s Stadium, Kitende. Hosts Uganda triumphed in the girls’ category, while Tanzania claimed the boys’ title as the tournament concluded on Thursday. Girls’ Category: Uganda Dominate with Convincing Victory Uganda’s girls’ team capped off their campaign with a resounding 8-0 victory over Rwanda. Brendah Nassaka stole the show, netting four goals, while Halima Mupyanga contributed a brace. Cynthia Kirenga and Lilian Nabukeera also added their names to the score sheet. The dominant win secured Uganda the top spot, edging out Tanzania on goal difference after both teams finished with seven points. Uganda had earlier defeated Burundi 2-1 and played out a goalless draw with Tanzania. Reflecting on the victory, Nassaka said, “This is a very sweet win for us because we worked really hard and knew we had to win by...

Rabat — The governor of Darfur Region and Head of the Sudan Liberation Army Movement (SLAM), Minni Arko Minawi, said that the rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia has decided to seize Sudan in order to establish a feudal family system similar to the patron state. He continued, during his address to the Socialist Parties Conference in the Moroccan capital, Rabat on Monday, “Rather, those tribal militias, led by a small family that entered Sudan two decades ago, provided themselves with mercenaries from some countries that provided them with money and weapons to complete their ideological and ethnic project that aims to evacuate the people and the land, so they moved forward to adopt the policies of those countries rich in gas and oil, and decided to seize Sudan in order to establish a feudal family system similar to the patron state.” Minawi went on to say, “On April 15,...