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Inside the Fate of Three Sacked KCCA Officials

Three senior officials from the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) are facing serious legal troubles following the tragic Kiteezi incident. ED Dorothy Kisaka, her deputy David Luyimbazi, and ex-...

Two Suspects Arraigned Over PDM Funds Mismanagement In Bududa

Two individuals have been brought before a court in Bududa District on charges related to the mishandling of...

City Lawyers Want Charges Against Jailed TikToker Dropped

Lawyers representing a local city TikToker, Ibrahim Musana, aka Pressure 24/7, have petitioned the Buganda Road Court, demanding...

Notorious Kampala Fraudster Balondemu Caged, Sent to Luzira

David Balondemu, the Kampala District land board chairperson, has been remanded to Luzira prison on charges of forging...

University Lecturer Charged after Pouring Hot Water on Housemaid

The grade one magistrate court in Mbarara has charged a Bishop Stuart University lecturer with grievous harm to...

Three Namutumba PDM SACCO Officials Remanded Over Fraud

Three officials of Parish Development Model Savings and Credit Cooperatives in Iganga district have been sent on remand over alleged fraud. The officials were arrested by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, in collaboration with the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) on Tuesday, August 6th, 2024. They are Emmanuel Ngobi (chairperson), Kabenene Isma (vice chairperson), and Kasisa Wilberforce (secretary), all leaders of Kiwani PDM SACCO in Bulolo Village, Namutumba District. A source revealed that...

Judiciary Kicks Off Massive Case Settlement Week

The Judiciary has embarked on a weeklong case settlement across the country in which several pending cases will be mediated and resolved in a bid to reduce the current case backlog. At Mengo Chief Magistrate, a total of 79 pending listed cases are expected to be resolved, and about eight trained mediators have been appointed to manage the mediation by guiding both parties involved to mutually settle their cases and accept the resolution. The mediators are composed of three court-accredited professionals,...

TRICKSTER: Agatha Atuhaire Resorts to Using Death Threats as Protesters on Bail Demand Accountability

Agatha Authaire, a journalist turned local activist in Kampala, has found herself at the center of controversy as protesters continue to demand accountability for the huge, unspecified amount of funds she collected from well-wishers to process their bail applications. In her latest attempt to divert the attention of her victims from demanding accountability, Agatha, a single mother, claimed on Monday, August 5, 2024, that her life was under threat. She claimed a group of hitmen had been hired to harm her...

Protesters Demand Share of Funds Collected on their behalf by Agather and Agora

The ‘March to Parliament’ Protesters have come out to demand a fair distribution of funds raised on their behalf by Authaire Agather, Agora Discourse, and an online financial drive called ‘Go Fund Me’ led by Dr. Jacob Otile, a Ugandan doctor and human rights activist. According to Bosco Walugembe, a bar attendant at Obama Bar and Restaurant in Makindye division, about four protesters, joined by their friends and family members, to have some drinks at the bar on the night...

Bailed March to Parliament Protestors Vow not to Engage in Demonstrations again

Some of the c who appeared before the Nakawa Magistrates Court on July 30, 2024, have vowed not to participate in any unlawful assembly after the court granted them bail, saying the organizers had other motives that they were not aware of. While speaking to the media immediately after being granted bail, social media influencer Bernard Ewalu Olupot said that the one week he spent in Luzira, he reflected upon his life and realized he was misled by people who...

Court Grants Bail to 10 Protestors of “March to Parliament” Demo

Buganda Road Chief Magistrates Court has granted bail to 10 protestors of the March to Parliament demonstration. The group was part of the suspects arrested last Tuesday. Among those who were granted bail included the former Makerere University Guild President Maseruka Robert, who was released on UGX 100,000 cash bail and UGX 500,000 non-cash for the sureties. The other nine have been released on UGX 100,000 cash bail and UGX 300,000 non-cash for the sureties. They were represented by a team of...