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Gen Muhoozi, please keep off the press - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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There are moments when a lawyer must speak not because he has been personally wronged, but because a principle larger than any individual is beginning to look vulnerable. The reported warning by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba to The Observer is one such moment. “Observer is Ssemujju’s newspaper, isn’t it? Let me see how they behave.” It is a short sentence. But words acquire a different weight depending on who speaks them. When they come from an ordinary citizen, they may be dismissed as bluster. W
Verbatim: Constitutional Due Process, Administrative Integrity, and the Jurisprudence of Liberty - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Former Foreign Affairs minister and Member of Parliament Asuman Kiyingi delivered a paper titled “Beyond the Parchment Shield: Constitutional Due Process, Administrative Integrity, and the Jurisprudence of Liberty” at the 2nd Annual Sam Kalega Njuba Memorial Lecture, organised by the Uganda Law Society. My Lords, the Chief Guest, Justice Esther Kisaakye; the President of the Uganda Law Society; Members of the Family of the late Hon. Sam Njuba; Members of the legal profession; Distinguished guest
From Kityo to Muhoozi: Who defines what is legal in Uganda? - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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In the darkest years of Idi Amin’s military rule, when the abduction and subsequent murder of Chief Justice Benedicto Kiwanuka had sent a chilling message through the Judiciary and legal fraternity, a Ugandan chief magistrate stood in court and refused to treat an executive instruction as the source of law. Kiwanuka had been dragged from his chambers at the High court in September 1972 by agents of the Amin regime and was never seen again. The message to the Judiciary was unmistakable: challengi
Open letter: Gen Muhoozi constitutionalise your journey to State House - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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A well-wisher’s warning about the presidency you seek General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, you have made no secret of your ambition to become President of Uganda in 2031. There is nothing inherently wrong with aspiring to the highest elective office. The Constitution does not prescribe who may dream of becoming president. The question is how that ambition is pursued. That question becomes unavoidable when the serving Commander of the Defence Forces is simultaneously at the centre of vigorous political m
What Africa owes Palestine - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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What does Africa owe Palestine? The answer is not money. Nor is it diplomatic theatre, slogans or the recycling of historical grievances. Africa owes Palestine something more demanding: the consistency of principle that Africans once demanded for themselves. Africa’s relationship with Palestine is rooted in the continent’s own history of colonialism, racial domination, dispossession and struggles for self-determination. The Palestinian question became intertwined with the African liberation stru
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