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Is Uganda Safe to Travel in 2024? Avoiding Crime and Scams

Two Ugandan men and a Thai woman have been arrested on Koh Samui for alleged collusion in an online romance scam, duping Thai women into transferring money into their bank accounts. They were caught while withdrawing money at different places on Koh Samui island. The passports of the two Ugandan men had expired. They were initially charged with overstaying their visas. The arresting team seized bank accounts, ATM cards, mobile phones and notebook computers from the three suspects and sent the information to the Royal Thai Police Office centre for information technology crime suppression for examination.

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The most popular channels for Scams on social media are currently Telegram and Whats App. Telegram channels are however more popular because they bring together people from different parts of the world. These people have unique experiences and tricks that may be new to people in a different country. They are also more liberal with content sharing. We encourage you to let us know about these new channels so that we can investigate their scams and warn the public in time. Sign in.

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Home » Broke and heartbroken: SA woman loses R1. A South African woman has been left with her head in her hands after she was scammed out of R1. According to reports, police are currently searching the Ugandan man who convinced his Mpumalanga girlfriend that if she gave him money, he would multiply it for her. According to reports, the […].

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Online scams have become a widespread concern in the recent years, with many people falling victim to fraudulent schemes on a daily basis. Uganda is no exception, as scammers continue to find new and innovative ways to con people out of their money. These scams range from fake online investment scams, job scams, romance scams to advance fee fraud.

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