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TREE-MENDOUS CRIME! Repeat offenders caught in Mabira forest sting

by Miles Mutagubya
March 24, 2025
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KAMPALA, UGANDA — The National Forestry Authority (NFA) enforcement team has apprehended 10 individuals linked to illegal activities in the Bulengeza area, Namulaba, within Mabira Central Forest Reserve (CFR), in a crackdown aimed at tackling forest degradation.

The operation uncovered unlawful logging, timber trading, and charcoal production. Those arrested have been identified as Okech James, Mugabo Twalik, Mutabazi John, Lubega Ibrahim, Motabi Hamza, Nsubuga Charles, Keleto Jingo, Sebufu Edrisa, Musigura Nkoge Monday, and Atanasi Moses.

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Notably, Mugabo Twalik and Sebufu Edrisa are repeat offenders, having previously served sentences for similar offenses before resuming illegal activities in Mabira CFR.

James Mununa, NFA Coordinator of Enforcement, emphasized the significance of the crackdown in curbing forest destruction. “Our team has made significant strides in stopping forest destruction in Mabira. We are committed to protecting the forest and ensuring that those involved in these illegal acts face justice.”

Police searched the homes of key suspects and recovered various exhibits, including power saws, timber, fuel, tools, and charcoal. The suspects are being charged under the National Forestry and Tree Planting Act of 2003 and the Penal Code Act of Uganda for illegal possession of forest produce and conspiracy to commit felonies.

Aldon Walukamba, NFA Communications and Public Relations Manager, noted the arrest of Joseph Ecima, a key coordinator of illegal logging in Mabira, which led to additional arrests. “We are now tracking other accomplices, including businessmen, politicians, and government workers who are funding these operations. They will be brought to justice.”

Walukamba explained that the suspects are the foot soldiers of those who finance forest crimes, adding that they cut trees, transport timber and charcoal, and hide them in strategic houses near the boundaries of Mabira CFR. “We found timber, charcoal, burnt oils, and other destructive instruments used in these illegal activities,” he said.

Tags: CFRcharcoal productionconservationdeforestationenvironmental crimeforest degradationillegal loggingMabira Central Forest ReserveNational Forestry AuthorityNFAtimber traffickingUganda

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