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Nyendo-Mukungwe Member of Parliament Mathias Mpuuga has introduced a private members' bill aimed at amending Uganda’s electoral laws to allow Ugandan citizens abroad and prisoners to vote in national...
Both men are charged with possession of Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) uniforms and other military stores.
Defense lawyers, led by Jet Tumwebaze, accused State witness Naome Nyangweso of harbouring ill intentions toward the Katanga family, particularly the widow, Molly Katanga, and her children.
SHACU, working with Police's Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, found out that Mr Balondemu had knowingly and fraudulently forged medical...
In a heated debate on NBS Morning Breeze on Monday morning over the long-awaited electoral reforms, Nyendo Mukungwe MP Mpuuga accused Minister Mao of misleading the public with hollow promises.
The incident has sparked discussions across social media, with the hashtag #Parliament trending as users weighed in on the importance of maintaining decorum in legislative chambers.
Despite the ongoing quarantine, local farmers express frustration over their inability to access markets and sell their livestock.
The magistrate also instructed the state to ensure the accused received adequate medical care by submitting individual medical reports at the next hearing.
The summit, organised by the Judiciary of Uganda, aims to discuss strategies for enhancing justice delivery in the region.
While some MPs welcomed the move, others expressed frustration over the absence of accountability for the two Ministers of Kampala, Minsa Kabanda and Kabuye Kyofatogabye.
Mr Museveni emphasised his commitment to ensuring that retiring soldiers receive adequate financial support, acknowledging the years of low pay they endured.
Mr Matovu faces charges of theft by agent and conspiracy to defraud the government of Shs4 billion shillings.
Susan Magara, 28, a daughter of businessman John Magara was kidnapped on February 7, 2018, on Kabaka Anjagala road in Mengo, a Kampala city suburb.
This call comes amid alarming statistics from prison authorities indicating that the congestion rate has soared to 369.3%.
This decision comes after the court admitted some evidence while withholding others until the relevant analysts and officers testify.
Andrew Kizimula Mubiru, the police's acting forensic director and the eighth prosecution witness, continued his testimony today by presenting the results of the DNA analysis on the exhibits that were...
Andrew Kizimula Mubiru, acting head of the Directorate of Forensic Services at the Uganda Police, testified about his role in examining blood swabs, saliva samples, a gun, ammunition, and other items...
Lujja Bbosa Tabula shows no remorse and declares he was ready to die for reclaiming what he believed was rightfully his.
However, once out, Tabula showed absolutely no remorse, instead he walked in wagging his fingers through the handcuffs and ranting about his clan, Ndiga.
After nearly two years of legal proceedings, the Court of Appeal—comprising Justices Geoffrey Kiryabwire, Muzamiru Kibedi, and Christopher Gashirabake—affirmed the High Court's decision.
Lujja Bbosa Tabula, the prime suspect in the murder of Ndiga clan head Daniel Bbosa, has recorded a statement in which he confesses his criminal role
Pathologist's testimony reveals police initially suspected suicide in the high-profile Katanga murder trial.
Lujja Bbosa Tabula, the prime suspect, was on Monday arrested after six months of playing hide-and-seek with detectives through shrines and islands across several districts.
Dr Richard Ambayo, a pathologist attached to the Mulago National Referral Hospital's City Mortuary, provided crucial testimony regarding the postmortem examination of the late Henry Katanga.
Court officials attempted to connect with Ms Katanga remotely, but persistent glitches led to an adjournment of the proceedings until tomorrow.
A major Ugandan political party dissolves, launching a new movement to drive leadership change and national reconciliation
Judge Lawrence Gidudu says the audio will be reviewed as an exhibit at a later stage - during cross-examination.
The diplomat claimed that Opposition supporters “abduct themselves for asylum”.
John Matovu and Fred Makada, senior partners at Matovu and Matovu Advocates and Makada and Makada Advocates, respectively, have failed to appear in court to answer charges of theft alongside other sus...
The court, packed with the accused's relatives and well-wishers, set bail at Shs1 million each on a non-cash basis, with their sureties required to post Shs500,000 each, also non-cash.
