By Isaac Senabulya on March 29, 2016
budget, Judicial Service Commission, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee
Latest Uganda News, Politics
Judicial service commission budget is halted over absence of a substantive head of the Judicial service commission. The legal and parliamentary affairs committee chaired by Stephen Tashobya declined to scrutinize the proposed budgetary for judicial service commission unless the post of chairman in filed. The move comes at the time when the term for the previous chairman […]
By Isaac Senabulya on March 22, 2016
Chairpersons for village (LC1) and parish (LC2), elections, Electoral Commission, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee, Members of Parliament, Parliament, Road map
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Members of parliament on legal and parliamentary Affairs committee have demanded the Electoral commission to issue out the road map for elections of chairpersons for village (LC1) and parish (LC2) levels. The MPs’ demand came after they realized that in the Electoral commission budget 2016/17 there is only 7 billion shillings allocated for L.CI and L.CII elections […]
By Isaac Senabulya on November 17, 2015
Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Electoral Commission, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Uganda 2016 General Elections
MPs the on Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee have questioned the independence of Electoral Commission on the decision they are making in as far as general elections of 2016 are concerned. Members, while meeting officials from Electoral commission led by its chairman Eng Badru Kuggundu, observed that the manner in which the Commission is handling the […]
By Isaac Senabulya on May 14, 2015
Constitution Amendment Bill, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee
Latest Uganda News, Politics
Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee has vowed to proceed with the Constitution Amendment Bill which is before the Committee despite numerous calls to political Parties and other Ugandans who have kept a deaf ear to appear. Committee Chair Steven Tashobya says the Committee was given a limited time of 45 days to present the report […]