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Operation against DMC taxis starts today

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By Andrew Bagala Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
What you need to know: Many operators attribute this to high operational costs, the rising price of vehicles, traffic congestion, and stiff competition from alternative transport options such as motorcycles and passenger trains. The leaders of the Uganda Taxi Operators Federation (UTOF) have advised members with commuter taxis in dangerous mechanical condition (DMC) to park them ahead of a crackdown by the Uganda Police Force and the Ministry of Works and Transport.
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South Sudan releases Ugandan drivers, trucks seized for military use

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By Andrew Bagala Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
The South Sudan armed forces have released Ugandan drivers and their vehicles that were seized in Bor City in Jonglei State two days ago to transport troops. Leaders of Ugandan truck drivers confirmed that their members were released on Friday morning after pressure from Ugandan authorities and the media, and have since been reunited with their supervisors.
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New blood reshaping the UPDF command

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By Andrew Bagala Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
In just two weeks, the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has appointed two new service chiefs and made changes in the division commands. Some of the recent appointees have taken the place of the previous leaders, many of whom were involved in the Bush War from 1980 to 1985 that helped the National Resistance Movement (NRM), which originated from the National Resistance Army (NRA) guerrillas, rise to power.
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