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#iip_updates . #Information_is_Power . Read more here https://informationispowah.blogspot.com/2023/06/bunyoro-parliamentary-caucus-checks-on.html in this link. #we_inform_the_uninformed . By Information is Power reporter, Kundu Ronald. Members of the Bunyoro parliamentary caucus took a visit to Karuma Hydro power project yesterday. The visit was to establish the progress of its construction and also find out about the Corporate social responsibility(CSR) and Community Development Action Plan (CDAP).  Eng. Paul Tumwine the deputy project manager Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited (UEGCL) said that the construction is at 99% with construction and installation compete. He stated that commissioning is in process with 3 units out of 6 already commissioned and operational implying that 300 MW are ready for dispatch.  He noted that due to challenges along the Karuma- Kawanda line, currently only 100 MW are being dispatched along Karuma – Lira line. He further said

#Information_is_Power  .  #we_inform_the_uninformed  . Click on the link to read more  https://informationispowah.blogspot.com/2023/04/can-you-be-arrested-for-not-reporting.html WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY? THE LAW SAYS. In criminal law, there are three main ways that a person can be held responsible for committing a criminal offence. The first way is by actively doing something that the law considers to be illegal. The second way is by doing something to help someone commit a crime, such as leaving the window or backdoor to the bank open so it can be used. The third way is by helping the person to plan and encouraging them to go through with it, such as fixing weaknesses in their robbery plan. Any of these will attract the same offence as the person who committed the crime. However, after the crime has been committed, if you know that someone has committed a crime and you help that person not to get caught, you will be called an “accessory after the fact” to the crime, which means the

#Information_is_Power  .  #we_inform_the_uninformed  . Click on the link to read more  https://informationispowah.blogspot.com/2023/04/can-you-be-arrested-for-not-reporting.html WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY? THE LAW SAYS. In criminal law, there are three main ways that a person can be held responsible for committing a criminal offence. The first way is by actively doing something that the law considers to be illegal. The second way is by doing something to help someone commit a crime, such as leaving the window or backdoor to the bank open so it can be used. The third way is by helping the person to plan and encouraging them to go through with it, such as fixing weaknesses in their robbery plan. Any of these will attract the same offence as the person who committed the crime. However, after the crime has been committed, if you know that someone has committed a crime and you help that person not to get caught, you will be called an “accessory after the fact” to the crime, which means the