The police plan to formally write to the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) over concerns about unregistered simcards that are still in use.
The police spokesperson Fred Enanga says this has crippled the fight against organized crime that is mainly thriving via telephones and internet.
He says the police has often failed to track criminals that are using unregistered simcards since neither police nor UCC have their data.
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