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[SIZE=6]Uganda gives shoot-to-kill order against Kenyan rustlers[/SIZE]

MONDAY FEBRUARY 11 2019

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Ugandan State Minister for Karamoja Affairs Moses Kizige. He has ordered Uganda People’s Defence Forces to shoot and kill any Kenyan pastoralist who enters the country while armed. PHOTO | FILE | DAILY MONITOR
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[li]The State Minister for Karamoja Affairs, Mr Moses Kizige, gave the order to Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) in the northern Amudat district during the celebrations to mark National Resistance Movement (NRM) day on January 26.[/li][/ul]
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A Ugandan minister has given a shoot-to-kill order against any Kenyan pastoralist who enters the country while armed.
The State Minister for Karamoja Affairs, Mr Moses Kizige, gave the order to Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) in the northern Amudat district during the celebrations to mark National Resistance Movement (NRM) day on January 26.
He said that while the government had disarmed Karimojong warriors, their peace was being threatened by armed Pokot and Turkana cattle rustlers from Kenya and South Sudan.
“The government didn’t disarm the Karimojong to allow armed pastoralists from neighbouring countries to disturb them. We shall now start killing them to save the lives of our harmless people in Karamoja,” he said.
Mr Kizige, however, said that Uganda was ready to help disciplined neighbours.
The celebrations under the theme: “A moment of glory that set a new chapter for unity, peace and prosperity in Uganda,” were the first to be held in Amudat District.
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Amudat Resident District Commissioner Robert Adyama urged leaders to respect national functions.
He said that through such functions, the public remained informed on government policies.

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Watu wakule kwao

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I don’t feel a thing for those Turkana and Pokot bandits. Sevo amalize hizo ghasia.

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Even UPDF knows Pokot warriors are no march… kama Kenya Army walishindwa, sasa ndio utaona venye katanuka. with this drought lazima wavuke boarder

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Kenyans are generally bullies and extremely inconsiderate of other pple tuseme tu ukweli…look at cases in TZ, South Sudan and now UG

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TZians suffer from inferiority complex and btw, treat Ugandans the same way
South Sudanese have an IQ closer to Homo Erectus

The shoot-to -Kill order should also be implemented on our side.The same Karamajong have a nasty habit of invading North Pokot and the same applies to the Toposa of South Sudan who invade Turkana.