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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40033, member: 636"]
Uganda's ruling party won many battles against armed groups during past decades. The National Resistance Movement defeated several rebel forces and built a strong military reputation. Leaders fought enemies across the region and earned respect for their fighting skills. However, the same government struggles against crime and drugs inside the country. Military victories mean little when citizens face daily violence at home.

Police recorded 4,329 murders during 2024 across the nation. Violent crimes happen every day as gangs terrorize communities. Officials disbanded the Special Branch intelligence unit years ago. The replacement agency protects criminals instead of stopping them. Former police officers linked to torture groups operate with government protection.

Drug dealers from other countries target schools and universities with dangerous substances. Students return from holidays with access to cocaine, heroin and other drugs. Teachers report losing entire generations to addiction problems. Crime Intelligence officers allegedly help drug traffickers avoid arrest. Corruption allows criminal networks to grow without fear of punishment.
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