
Foreign Nationals Convicted over Pangolin Trafficking in Kampala
In November 2024, Chinese nationals were convicted in Kampala for trafficking pangolins and fined UGX 55 million and UGX 26 million respectively.

In November 2024, Chinese nationals were convicted in Kampala for trafficking pangolins and fined UGX 55 million and UGX 26 million respectively.

A June 2024 operation in Kasese rescued 31 colobus monkeys and seven Gaboon vipers from traffickers, who were each fined UGX 21 million on conviction.

In August 2023, a serving traffic police officer was arrested in possession of 34 kilograms of elephant ivory. The case is before court.

A September 2022 operation recovered 134 pieces of worked ivory. The offender was convicted and penalised UGX 40 million.

Fifteen kilograms of rhino horn concealed in a consignment of pineapples were intercepted in May 2022. The offender was convicted and fined UGX 120 million.

An April 2022 operation rescued 122 live African grey parrots destined for the illegal pet trade. The trafficker was convicted and sentenced to seven years imprisonment.