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Uganda: Army reportedly retrenches 5,000 soldiers.
Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF) has laid off 5,000 men and officers in a major demobilization exercise, The Monitor has learnt. Highly placed army sources yesterday said that the demobilization exercise began on 28 December and must be completed by 1 January.
Sources said some senior army officers who did not report to Bombo Army HQ for a head count are some of the officers who are being shown the exit. Col Mark Kodli the acting chief of personnel and …
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