Rev. Prof. Kitayimbwa Reflects on UCU’s 113-Year Legacy of Excellence

As higher education evolves, Prof. Kitayimbwa says UCU continues to adapt by equipping students with skills relevant to the modern world while maintaining a strong emphasis on discipline and character development. According to Rev. Prof. John Mulindwa Kitayimbwa, the Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of Academic Affairs at Uganda Christian University (UCU), the institution stands […]

Former IRA Chief Kaddunabbi Challenges Non-Renewal of Contract in Court

In his court filings, Kaddunabbi argues that the process leading to the Board’s decision was unfair and failed to accord him procedural justice. Former Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) Chief Executive Officer Ibrahim Kaddunabbi Lubega has taken legal action against the regulator, challenging the decision not to renew his contract after serving at the helm of […]

Questions Emerge Over Judiciary Capacity as Magistrates Courts Amendment Takes Effect

Legal analysts warn that increasing the jurisdiction of lower courts without proportionately expanding human resources could simply transfer case backlogs from one level of the justice system to another. The recent amendment to Uganda’s Magistrates Courts Act is expected to shift thousands of cases from the High Court to lower courts in a bid to […]

Police Hunt Ronnie Mulindwa After Kira Raid Uncovers Suspected Online Exploitation Network

Mulindwa and his associate, Martin Male, are among the key suspects wanted by investigators. Police believe the two left the area shortly before the raid and are currently in hiding. Former music promoter and ex-Obsessions manager Ronnie Mulindwa is being sought by police following a major security operation that uncovered an alleged online sexual exploitation […]

Police Bust Alleged Online Sex Trafficking Ring in Kira, Rescue 27 Young Women

Police say further arrests are expected as detectives widen investigations into what they believe may be one of the most organised online exploitation rings uncovered in the Kampala metropolitan area in recent years. A major police operation in Kira Municipality has uncovered what investigators describe as a sophisticated online sexual exploitation network that allegedly recruited […]

Kafeero’s Remains Exhumed in Bid to Resolve 19-Year Paternity and Inheritance Dispute

The minister noted that the findings are expected to provide definitive answers to questions that have divided Kafeero’s family for years. Nearly two decades after the death of celebrated Kadongo Kamu musician Prince Paul Job Kafeero, a long-running dispute over his children and estate appears to be nearing resolution following the exhumation of his remains […]

ILO-Supported Training Promotes Safe Agriculture and Savings Among Refugees

Enima urged farmers to invest in agricultural enterprises that offer quick returns, such as horticulture, poultry keeping, and piggery. Refugees and members of the host communities living in Rhino Settlement Camp in Terego District have been encouraged to engage in income-generating agricultural activities, particularly vegetable production and poultry farming, to improve their livelihoods and household […]

Gen. Sejusa Questions Dr. Muganga’s Ministerial Appointment Over Dual Citizenship Restrictions

The debate over Muganga’s appointment has therefore renewed discussion about the interpretation and application of Uganda’s dual citizenship laws, particularly regarding eligibility for senior public office. Retired General David Sejusa has weighed in on the ongoing debate over the appointment of Dr. Lawrence Muganga as State Minister for Internal Affairs, maintaining that Uganda’s laws on […]

Police Directors Exit as Contracts Expire Amid Proposed Force Restructuring

Meanwhile, some departments are being overseen by acting directors, including Assistant Commissioner of Police Andrew Mubiru and ACP Ezekiel Ebabu Emitu of Kampala Metropolitan Police, who are serving in acting capacities rather than under contractual appointments. At least 10 directors of the Uganda Police Force (UPF) have stepped down from their positions after the expiration […]

Judiciary Reforms Earn Public Recognition for Advancing Access to Justice

Other initiatives designed to improve case management and service delivery include court-annexed mediation, small claims procedures, plea bargaining, and special court sessions, among others. By Ben Ssebuguzi A leading public opinion organization has recently recognized Uganda’s Judiciary for its significant contribution to judicial reforms and sustainable development. The recognition highlights the Judiciary’s efforts to improve […]

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