Most countries have large military forces that are able to deploy and protect at any given time ( the largest and most notable being China, at about 1,600,000 army personnel),[9] while some countries have no military at all. Below is a list of 10 peaceful countries without armed forces.[1] Each of them with variable reasons why; some because of the country’s ...

Tanzania has started to build its own helicopters in a project that will see the first batch of such choppers taking into the sky sometimes in 2018.[9] Check Also: Uganda Among The First African Countries To Build A Successful Commercial Solar Powered Cars Already, the prototype model,[3] a two-seater aircraft is in its final stages of completion at the Mechanical and Engineering ...

The High court in Kampala has ordered government to pay Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago,[5] Shs75m as damages for having been maliciously arrested at Central Police Station (CPS) stairs and prosecuted as he protested against the then Kiboko squad in 2007.[4] Check ALSO: Dr. Besigye Is A Security Threat The arrest of Mr Lukwago happened while he was the Kampala Central ...

The Inspector General of Police, Gen Kale Kayihura has suspended Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Sam Omalla who has been the Deputy Commander Field force unit zonal commander,[9] Busoga and Masaba regions. Check Also: Police In Uganda Surrounded FDC Leaders, Ingrid Turinawe Missing Omalla previously the Kampala field force commander is known for his role in quelling the 2011 walk-to-work and ...

The Uganda National Oil Company (Noc) board yesterday announced the appointment of Dr Josephine Kasalamwa Wapakhabulo, as the first ever chief executive officer of the oil body.[4] Check Also: Singapore Advises Uganda To Forget Oil, Concentrate On Agriculture Dr Wapakhabulo, [2]daughter of the late Speaker of Parliament James Wapakhabulo, beat three other contenders, according to sources familiar with the search process. These ...