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Ssemakadde’s Banging Tables Works: ULS Hails Court Decision To First Hear Dr. Besigye’s Human Rights Case On June 30

Ssemakaddes Banging Tables Works ULS Hails Court Decision To First

The Uganda Law Society (ULS) joyfully celebrates the news that the High Court has this afternoon capitulated and agreed to fix Dr. Kizza Besigye’s human rights enforcement application on June 30, following sustained defiance by the defence team and the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF). This marks a significant victory in the Besigye treason trial after yesterday’s resolute press conference …

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Institutional Memory Key in My Decision — Babirye on Deputy Speaker Race

Institutional Memory Key in My Decision — Babirye on Deputy

Institutional Memory Key in My Decision — Babirye on Deputy Speaker Race | Voice of Bugerere HomePoliticsInstitutional Memory Key in My Decision — Babirye on Deputy Speaker Race , https://voiceofbugerere.com/institutional-memory-key-in-my-decision-babirye-on-deputy-speaker-race/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=institutional-memory-key-in-my-decision-babirye-on-deputy-speaker-race

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High Court Upholds URA Decision, Orders Airtel to Pay Shs 1.09Bn

High Court Upholds URA Decision Orders Airtel to Pay Shs

The Commercial Division of the High Court has ordered Airtel Uganda Limited to pay Shs 1.09 billion in additional taxes arising from the importation of telecommunications equipment. In a ruling delivered by Justice Stephen Mubiru, the court upheld the Uganda Revenue Authority’s (URA) decision to reassess the value of imported equipment after questioning the declared transaction value. The dispute stems …

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STORM BREWS AT NDA!  Decision Inertia, Revenue Missed, Bills Unpaid, Plans Stalled, Eight Floors Idle… Is It Time to Crack the Whip on Namanya?

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The latest Auditor General’s report as of December 2025 has torn the lid off troubling financial and operational gaps at the National Drug Authority (NDA), raising uncomfortable questions about whether the regulator charged with protecting Ugandans from dangerous medicines is itself suffering from regulatory paralysis. At the heart of the bombshell findings are unclaimed deposits totaling a staggering UGX 4.532 …

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Inside Justice Baguma’s Decision that Dismissed Besigye’s fourth Bail Attempt

Inside Justice Bagumas Decision that Dismissed Besigyes fourth Bail Attempt

Kampala– High Court judge Emmanuel Baguma has dismissed the Fourth Bail Application filed by Opposition Politician Col (retired), Dr. Kiiza Besigye and his aide Hajji Obeid Lutale facing Treason charges. In the same ruling, Baguma also declined to stay criminal proceedings against the applicants pending the hearing of their constitutional petition. Besigye and co acused persons arriving at Court today. …

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Senior Counsel Sempebwa Condemns ULS Decision of Engaging in Partisan Politics

Senior Counsel Sempebwa Condemns ULS Decision of Engaging in Partisan

Kampala— Prof. Fredrick Sempebwa, the Senior Counsel Bar of the Uganda Law Society (ULS) has issued a strong statement reaffirming the Society’s statutory mandate and non-partisan role, amid growing debate over its involvement in matters related to Uganda’s electoral processes. Prof. Frederick Ssempebwa(Courtesy photo) In a statement dated  Monday 22nd December, signed by Prof. Fredrick Ssempebwa, Chairperson of the Senior …

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Isaac Ssemakadde’s reaction on court decision about walukaga

Isaac Ssemakaddes reaction on court decision about walukaga

By Isaac Ssemakadde, This decision is a classic illustration of how formalism continues to masquerade as fidelity to the law in Uganda’s electoral jurisprudence. Mathias Walukagga (courtesy photo) The court insists almost ritualistically that an expired academic certificate at the time of nomination is fatal. One is left wondering whether elections are meant to be contests of ideas and leadership, …

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