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Army distributes 800 bags of impounded charcoal to Nwoya residents

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    More than 800 bags of charcoal impounded from dealers transporting the contraband through northern Uganda have been distributed free of charge to residents in Nwoya district. Advertisement The charcoal was distributed on Thursday to residents of Agung village in Purongo sub-county and Anaka Town Council on the orders of Fourth Infantry Division commander Maj Gen […]

    More than 800 bags of charcoal impounded from dealers transporting the contraband through northern Uganda have been distributed free of charge to residents in Nwoya district. The charcoal was distributed on Thursday to residents of Agung village in Purongo sub-county and Anaka Town Council on the orders of Fourth Infantry Division commander Maj Gen Felix […]

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What it is about

Gen BusizooriChristopher OmaraEriya SsenyonyiMaj Gen Felix BusizooriUganda People Defence ForcesUganda Charcoal Traders AssociationNwoya, Nwoya, UgandaYumbe, Yumbe, UgandaPurongo, Nwoya, UgandaAgung, Gulu, UgandaOraba, Koboko, UgandaKaruma, Masindi, UgandaKoboko, Koboko, UgandaUgandaAmuru, Amuru District, UgandaAnaka, Nwoya, UgandaSouth Sudan

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How it spread - 1 original report

  1. Fri, 14 August 2026

    1 report
    • observer.ug04:56first to reportedited after publishing

      More than 800 bags of charcoal impounded from dealers transporting the contraband through northern Uganda have been distributed free of charge to residents in Nwoya district. The charcoal was distributed on Thursday to residents of Agung village in Purongo sub-county and Anaka Town Council on the orders of Fourth Infantry Division commander Maj Gen Felix […]

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