Uganda Military Stops News Companies
烏干達軍方停止新聞公司運作
Introduction
The army leader in Uganda told some news companies to stop working. He says the news companies are not following the rules.
烏干達的軍方領導人要求部分新聞公司停止運作。他表示這些新聞公司沒有遵守規定。
Main Body
The army stopped the Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda. Soldiers went to the main office in Kampala. They stopped the workers from moving.
軍方停止了 Daily Monitor 和 NTV Uganda 的運作。士兵進入了位於坎帕拉的總部，阻止員工移動。
General Muhoozi Kainerugaba wrote about this on X. He is the son of the President. He said the President gave him the power to close news companies in 2017.
Muhoozi Kainerugaba 將軍在 X 平台上發表了相關內容。他是總統之子。他表示總統在 2017 年就授予他關閉新聞公司的權力。
This is not the first time. The government stopped these news companies in 2007 and 2013. The General also told the police to arrest the manager, Susan Nsibirwa.
這並非首次發生。政府在 2007 年和 2013 年也停止過這些新聞公司的運作。將軍還指示警方逮捕經理 Susan Nsibirwa。
Conclusion
The news companies are still closed. They must wait for a new message from General Kainerugaba.
這些新聞公司仍處於關閉狀態。他們必須等待 Kainerugaba 將軍的最新通知。
Vocabulary Learning
🕒 The "Past Time" Pattern
Look at how we talk about things that already happened. We often just add -ed to the action word.
- stop → stopped*
- follow → followed*
Wait! Some words are rebels. They change completely:
- go → went*
- give → gave*
- write → wrote*
🛠️ Building Sentences
To say something is happening now, we use is/are + -ing:
The news companies are still closed. (State of being)
The workers are moving. (Action now)
Quick Tip: If you see a date (like 2017 or 2013), you MUST use the past form (stopped, gave, wrote) → This is the key to A2 level storytelling.