NEWVISION
PRESIDENT MUSEVENI HOSTS TOGOLESE COUNTERPART
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SUMMARY: The two leaders discussed matters of mutual interest, focusing on regional security and strengthening bilateral ties. President Museveni emphasised the importance of unity among African nations in addressing security challenges and advancing development goals.
CODECO REBEL LEADERS MEET GEN. MUHOOZI, APOLOGISE FOR ATTACKS ON UPDF
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SUMMARY: The Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, yesterday held a meeting in Entebbe with leaders of the Lendu militia group CODECO (Co-operative for the Development of the Congo), which has clashed with the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) on several occasions.
GOVERNMENT PLEDGES TO PAY BUGANDA FOR OCCUPIED LAND, PROPERTIES
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SUMMARY: The Government has pledged to settle its longstanding debt owed to the Buganda Kingdom in unpaid rent for land and properties it continues to occupy across the region.
TOP CID OFFICERS SENT FOR REFRESHER TRAINING
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SUMMARY: All district and regional Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) officers have been sent for one-month refresher training in preparation for the 2026 general election. The officers were flagged off yesterday at the Police Field Force Training Base in Kikandwa, Wakiso District. CID boss, AIGP Tom
Magambo expressed his gratitude to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Abas Byakagaba, for approving the refresher course programme.
SPORTS EDITION [DAILY MONITOR]
UGANDA AMONG FIVE NEWCOMERS
SUMMARY: The 2025 U-17 FIFA World Cup is littered with history at every turn as the tournament kicks off in Qatar from November 3 to 27. For the first time ever, the global youth showpiece will feature an expanded cast of 48 teams, doubling from the traditional 24-team format that has defined the tournament since 2007.The expansion mirrors FIFA,’s wider push to broaden the global stage for emerging talent, just as the senior men’s World Cup will do from 2026.
