Woman found with 261 Ugandan passports in Soroti
Police in Soroti City have arrested a woman accused of illegally selling passports and other immigration-related documents, recovering 261 passports ...
Tag: internal affairs
Mbarara Immigration office halts passport, visa services after fibre cut
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced a temporary halt of internet-based services at the Mbarara Regional Immigration Office following ...
Police deploy over 160 vehicles, 1,040 motorbikes to enhance security during 2026 polls
Police has deployed 162 vehicles and 1,040 motorcycles to regions and sub-counties across the country in a bid to strengthen ...
Internal Affairs cracks the whip on foreigners without work permits, 22 arrested in Kampala
The Immigration department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has arrested 22 foreign nationals found working without valid permits. The ...
CCTV cameras have done a fantastic job- gov’t
The Ugandan government has dismissed concerns raised by Parliament regarding the non-functionality of the national CCTV systems project, arguing that ...
Internal Affairs to destroy over 12,500 uncollected passports
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has threatened to destroyed 12,580 passports which remain uncollected. Internal Affairs spokesperson, Simon Mundeyi said ...
Court advises man who sued NRM for failure to organize internal organ polls to form own party
The civil division of the High Court in Kampala has advised a man who went to court seeking to have ...
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