A panel of three Court of Appeal Judges released the group without explaining the reasons for the decision. The decision was made by judges Alfonse Owiny Dollo, Elizabeth Musoke and Cheborion Barishaki.
Nathan Nandala Mafabi, the Committee Chairperson made the decision following scrutiny of the Judiciary expenditure of the 34 billion Shillings which the Auditor General queried as money mischarged.
Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga says that the initial footage shows Mulindwa’s killers surveying the area and hiding a hammer they intended to use in the crime. The thugs reportedly even demonstrated how the crime would be committed.
According to the CSO's the closure of Rwanda border at Gatuna border contravene the East African Community and common market protocol that calls for free movement of people, goods and services among member states.
Juma Wambi, another resident says the leaders of Mbale municipality only understand one role of collecting revenue but don’t deliver services to tax payers.
According to a letter addressed to the Minister of Finance, Byaruhanga says the administrator Bemanya Twebaze is only bound to make reports on the progress of administration to the creditors of the company and furnish copies to court, the official receiver and the registrar of companies.
Ochola, who presided over the opening of a five-day retreat of CID Commanders at their headquarters at Kibuli in Kampala on Monday, tasked Niwagaba to explain to his more than 200 colleagues where he put the money exhibits he recovered in a recent crime he handled.
The Auditor General had faulted the Permanent Secretary of the Judiciary for failing to seek authority to reallocate resources to the required expenditure items, a practice which undermines the budgeting process and intentions of the appropriating authority.
Asabawebwa informed the family that she had received a threatening phone call from an Internal Security Organisation-ISO operative she only identified as Ssempa.
In her sentence, Justice Ssenoga handed the convicts 40 years for murder, 20 years for aggravated robbery and 30 years for kidnapping Katusabe with intentions of murdering her. She said the sentences will run concurrently. Justice Ssenoga on other hand sentenced Stephen Lwanga to seven years in jail for being an accessory to the offenses.
In April, the Police announced that 1,900 out of 3,233 security cameras intended to be installed in the greater Kampala area had been installed. Today, Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga has announced that at least 600 more cameras were installed since then, bringing the total number of erected security cameras to 2,547.
Justice Eva Luswata of the International Crimes Division of the High Court gave Mumbere fourteen days to travel to Kasese, Bundibugyo, Ntoroko and Kabarole to mourn his mother and perform any rituals expected of him as a cultural leader.
Although the Cranes lost 2-0 to hosts Egypt on Sunday night, Zimbabwe’s 4-0 loss top DR Congo in the other Group A game meant Uganda finished second in the group.
Odria told parliament that UTL is indebted by over Shillings 534 billion. According to a 2017 parliamentary committee report, UTL borrowed money to a tune of 381.9 billion Shillings from different banks without an investment plan.
Although UBC had resumed broadcasting the African Cup of Nations-Afcon on June 26th 2019, following negotiations with Confederation of African Football (CAF) and Africa Union of Broadcasters (AUB) on Sunday night, the station was showing news instead of the match between Uganda Cranes and Egypt.
During the 2018/2019 financial year budget, Kabale district set aside Shillings 42.92 million to construct Kabisha gravity flow scheme in Kitumba Sub County. The gravity flow scheme was intended to supply safe water to Kamuganguzi Sub County and Karubanda in Mwanjari ward in Southern Division in Kabale Municipality.
The Deputy Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesman, Luke Owoyesigyire, says the accident occurred when the driver of the Hiace tried to overtake a Raum and rammed into a speeding trailer.
FIA Executive Director Sydney Asubo says trends are changing as more launders avoid the official banking system which will, in most cases, avoid suspicious funds. Asubo says there is an increase in the number of untraceable money transfer channels, complicating the fight against Money Laundering.
In his sermon at St. Peter’s Cathedral Church of Uganda on Sunday, Rt. Rev. Bishop Kosea Odongo, said the church will not tolerate indecent dressing and artificial extensions like buttocks, hair, eye brows and nails among others.
The five-day meeting, opened by the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Martin Okoth Ochola has attracted CID commanders from specialized units, regions, districts, divisions and station commanders.