By Isaac Senabulya on May 25, 2016
law, Rights
Human Rights, Justice, Latest Uganda News
The government has been challenged not to bend the laws to settle political disputes. This challenge has been made by Uganda Law Society following recent developments in the country. The society’s president Francis Gimara addressing journalists at their headquarters said there is uncalled for pressure on courts of law to settle political disputes. He says many of these […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 30, 2016
Allowances, Members of Parliament, Parliament, Tax exemption, Taxes
General, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
The member of parliament Mukono Municipality MP Betty Nambooze Bakireke wants the Income Tax Bill Amendment Bill 2015 recalled from the president for debate because there were no thorough consultations from the constituencies they represent. In her letter written dated 28th to the Legal and legislative services of Parliament she seeks for guidance on the procedure […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 27, 2016
10th Parliament, court case, elections, irregularities, Parliament, Trade unions, uganda, Workers, Workers MPs
Business news, Elections, Finance, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Uganda 2016 General Elections
A section of leaders of trade unions have petitioned the High Court seeking for a nullification of the elections for the 5 representatives of the workers members of parliament in the 10th parliament. The petition before the court was signed by more than 10,000 workers challenging the workers MPs elect for the 10th parliament. Addressing a […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 23, 2016
elections, European Union Observation Mission, Report, uganda
Elections, Human Rights, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Uganda 2016 General Elections
A report released by European Union Observation Mission (EU EOM) indicates that the Electoral Commission lacked independence and transparency during the just colluded general elections 2016. They note that elections were full of violation of human rights and freedoms by the security personnel especially police which used excessive power which created fear for the electorates hence […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 14, 2016
High court, Judges, Presidential Appointments
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws
The chief Justice Bart Katurebe has asked president Yoweri Museveni to use his powers to fill more 8 Vacancies in the high court and constitute the Judicial Service Commission. The Chief Justice and Judges have been appearing before the Parliament committee on Legal and Parliamentary Affairs chaired by Kajara county MP Steven Tasyobya over the budget […]
By Gerald Businge on March 25, 2016
Corruption cases and recoveries, IGG, Inspector General of Government, Investigation unit
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
The Inspector General of Government has created a special investigation unit with specialized investigators who will deal with handling urgent complicated corruption cases and recoveries. This was disclosed by the IGG Justice Irene Mulyagonja while appearing before the legal and parliamentary Affairs committee chaired by Stephen Tashobya to defend the Directorates budget of 40 billion shillings. […]
By Isaac Senabulya on March 23, 2016
Besigye, house arrest, Members of parliament on the legal and parliamentary Affairs committee, Uganda Human Rights Commission, Uganda Human Rights commission officials
Human Rights, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Politics, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Members of parliament on the legal and parliamentary Affairs committee have grilled the Uganda Human Rights commission officials over their slow intervention on the house arrest of the FDC leader Dr,Kiiza Besigye by security agents. This was raised by the member of parliament for Busiro south Joseph Balikudembe on the legal committee while the officials of […]
By Isaac Senabulya on March 22, 2016
Directorate of public prosecution, Funding inequity, justice, Justice Law and Order sector, Legal parliamentary committee
Justice, Latest Uganda News, Politics
The directorate of public prosecution has implored the legal parliamentary committee to probe the enormous funding inequity in the justice law and order sector. While appearing before this committee chaired by Stephen Tashobya, the deputy DPP Amos Ngolobe said that all other JLOS sector have been fully funded in case of any need but the directorate […]