Uganda: Why Museveni Moved Top Army, Police Chiefs

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Uganda: Why Museveni Moved Top Army, Police Chiefs

[Monitor] President Museveni yesterday re-appointed his son Muhoozi Kainerugaba, a Lieutenant General, to command the Special Forces and tapped Maj Gen Paul Lokech as the new deputy Inspector General of Police.

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