KAMPALA, UGANDA — Kazo County Member of Parliament Hon. Dan Kimosho Atwijukire has updated the House on the security situation in Kazo District, following interventions by security agencies aimed at addressing security concerns in the area.
Speaking on the floor of Parliament in Kampala on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, Kimosho expressed appreciation to the security agencies for their efforts in responding to the situation and working to maintain peace in the district.
The legislator thanked the Uganda Police Force, the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs, the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), and fellow leaders for their involvement in addressing the security concerns affecting Kazo.
Kimosho said he had communicated the latest developments to Parliament, adding that he was awaiting a comprehensive report to establish the full details of the situation and the actions taken by the responsible authorities.
He noted that the interventions by security agencies were important in addressing the concerns, while expressing hope that the situation would remain calm.
The MP’s update comes amid security concerns in Kazo District that have attracted the attention of local leaders and security agencies.
As Chairperson of Parliament’s Committee on Environment and Natural Resources, Kimosho’s statement brought the security developments in his constituency to the attention of the House.
He said a comprehensive report was still expected, which would provide further information on the security situation and help clarify the next steps by the relevant authorities.
Kimosho expressed optimism that peace would prevail in Kazo, while acknowledging the efforts of security agencies and fellow leaders in responding to the situation.
The developments place renewed attention on the need for continued coordination between security agencies and local leaders to safeguard lives and property and sustain peace in Kazo District as further information becomes available.
