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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86762, member: 27"] Shutting down rogue weighbridges just wrecked a sugarcane theft pipeline in Masindi District, and the damage trail runs from farm plots straight into the national economy. Weighbridge crackdown in Masindi District [LIST] [*]David Kiiza confirmed the government pulled multiple roadside scales offline. [*]Police and the Ministry of Internal Affairs exposed a cane laundering route. [*]Stolen loads got weighed and slipped into the formal market. [*]Authorities warned that any complicit site risks permanent closure and charges. [/LIST] How the cane theft pipeline worked [LIST] [*]Investigators mapped organized rings targeting mature cane at night. [*]Estates and outgrower farms kept getting raided by coordinated crews. [*]Those hauls moved to roadside weighbridges for fake paperwork cover. [*]From there, the crop blended into legit trade without raising alarms. [/LIST] Kinyara Sugar Ltd hit with 24-ton diversion [LIST] [*]Kinyara Sugar Ltd lost 24 tonnes from the Kingo No. 6 field. [*]Contractor truck UBA 886R/KCV-456 never reached the factory. [*]Francis Mugerwa said suspicion flared when the driver sought another docket. [*]Security teams detained two loaders while the driver took off. [/LIST] Police probe and industry stakes [LIST] [*]ASP Joseph Karwani said detectives are tracking the prime suspect. [*]Officers verified that the recovered 24 tonnes matched the missing shipment. [*]Uganda’s sugar sector drives 5–7 percent of GDP. [*]Industry tax revenue lands between Shs 350 billion and Shs 550 billion annually. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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