Key highlights of training in Management of Violent Extremist Prisoners, Prevention of Radicalisation in Prisons and Human Rights Safeguards Government of Uganda, Government Citizen Interaction Centre, Sharon Lesa Nyambe, EU in Uganda 1. Understanding Violent Extremism: Definitions, causes, and consequences 2. Radicalization

//HAPPENING NOW IN GULU CITY// 70 PRISONS OFFICERS EQUIPPED TO COMBAT VIOLENT EXTREMISM Seventy (70) prisons officers from the Northern, North Western, and Mid-North regions are participating in a 5-day training on Managing Violent Extremism Prisoners (VEPs) in GULU City,

HAPPENING NOW HE. President Yoweri K Museveni presides over Kampala Defence & Security Expo 2024 at Speke Resort Munyonyo. Organized by Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces & Ministry of Internal Affairs Uganda, the Expo brings together: UPDF, Uganda Police Force and Uganda Prisons Service Honoring late Hon. Gen. Aronda Nyakairima's legacy.

UGANDA PRISONS SERVICE BOOSTS FIGHT AGAINST VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN THE GREATER NORTHERN UGANDA GULU CITY - In the wake of rising global concerns about violent extremism, Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) has taken proactive measures to strengthen its capacity to combat this menace.

Electric scenes on Sunday 🥁🥁 Inaugural champions Kashoro walked out to a colourful musical performance courtesy of the lively Uganda Prisons Service band for their clash against NSHERA FC . 📍- Maroons FC - Official stadium, Luzira 📸 - Peak Shots Photography #NLLXV #Road2FortPortal 🦁

Highlights from Gameweek 5 of #NLLXV with a glimpse of the football and fun that make up Ntare League Sundays. Created by our media partners, Peak Shots Photography. #Road2FortPortal

This Sunday, we try again.

Uganda Prisons Service is taking strides to enhance staff capacity in managing high-profile prisoners. Mr. Brian Corr Mbazira, Senior Superintendent of Prisons (Officer in Charge of Upper Maximum Security Prison, Luzira), delivered a lecture on Managing High-Profile Prisoners.

Representing the Commissioner General of Prisons (CGP), Deputy Commissioner General of Prisons (DCGP) Samuel Akena has arrived at the Prisons Academy and Training School, Luzira to preside over the passing-out ceremony of Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs). He was warmly welcomed

The Uganda Prisons Service has today commenced its third Intermediate Command and Staff Course at the Prisons Academy and Training School in Luzira. This six-month intensive program aims to equip middle-line managers, ranging from the rank of Principal Officers to Senior

Mr. Herbert Kaheeru, Superintendent of Prisons (OC-Murchision Bay) representing the Regional Prisons Commander, echoed similar sentiments. "Your dedication to evangelism, education, and community development has borne immense fruit" "We celebrate your ministry, which has been

The outgoing Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Kampala, Rt. Rev. Dr. Hannington Mutebi, was given a farewell by the Anglican community of the Uganda Prisons Service during a moving ceremony held at St. John Chapel, Luzira Group of Prisons. The gathering, attended by hundreds of

Participants in the training program delved into the unique attributes that make dogs assets in security operations. Their exceptional senses of sight, smell, and hearing far surpass human capabilities, rendering them highly effective in various security roles. Moreover, their

It also provided an overview of various dog breeds and their specialized roles. Guard dogs, renowned for their strength and protective instincts, are ideal for perimeter security and deterring threats. Tracking dogs, expertly trained to follow scents, play a crucial role in

Dr. Generous Betunga outlined essential aspects of canine management, including proper care, training techniques, and ethical handling of dogs. Participants learned about the importance of providing dogs with adequate nutrition, exercise, and veterinary care. They were also

Ethical considerations in canine handling were also addressed, ensuring the humane and responsible treatment of dogs. The training incorporated both theoretical and practical sessions. Participants had the opportunity to observe demonstrations by both the Uganda Prisons Service and

Prison Officers Urged to Uphold Human Rights Amid Challenges The Uganda Human Rights Commission (Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC)), established under Article 51 of the Constitution of Uganda, is tasked with safeguarding the rights of all citizens, a mandate that was front and center during today's

Today, March 06, 2025: The third intake of the Prisons Intermediate Command and Staff Course (ICSC) conducted a study visit to the Historical Parliament of @BugandaOfficial (Bulange - Mengo), the Kabaka's Palace (Lubiri), Buganda Museum, Kabaka's Lake and Idi Amin’s Armoury,

The tour provided a unique opportunity for the course participants to connect Uganda’s historical and cultural narratives with their training objectives. By exploring the governance traditions of the Buganda Kingdom, the legacy of its palace, and the dark chapter of Idi Amin’s

On March 21, 2025, prison officers enrolled in the Intermediate Command and Staff Course conducted a study visit to Roofings Group Uganda industries at Namanve Industrial Park as part of their training program. The visit aimed to expose the officers to industrial operations and