Edward Anyoli
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- Sep 23, 2026
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News: Assessor absence delays sh981m embezzlement trial (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The Anti-Corruption Division of the High Court has adjourned the hearing of a case against a former accountant of Amstus Polymer Packing Company Limited, who is accused of embezzling sh981 million from the company.Justice Jane Okuo Kajuga adjourned the hearing on September 22, 2026, after one of the assessors, Martin Ofwono, failed to appear in courtThe case involves former accountant Jacob Pascal Owematum and businessman Moses Komakech Tookema, who are facing separate charges arising
News: High Court dismisses case against NEMA over Kansanga Wetland (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The Civil Division of the High Court has dismissed an application challenging the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) over allegations that it failed to protect Kansanga Wetland.Justice Simon Peter Kinobe, in a ruling delivered on September 1, 2026, dismissed the application, which sought a declaration that NEMA had breached its statutory duty to protect the environment.The applicant, Joyce Nafula, argued that NEMA's failure to protect the wetland amounted to a violation o
News: Uganda, South Sudan speed up border demarcation for security, trade (opens the original)
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_________________Uganda and South Sudan have agreed to accelerate the process of reaffirming and re-marking their shared 470-kilometre border by 2027, as part of efforts to improve security, boost cross-border trade and strengthen relations between the two countries.The commitment was reached during the sixth Uganda–South Sudan Joint Border Meeting on Economic and Security Cooperation held in Arua from July 23 to 24, 2026.The meeting brought together Ugandan and South Sudanese officials to discu
News: Kampala court dismisses sh16b grain supply claim against South Sudan (opens the original)
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___________________The Commercial Division of the High Court has dismissed a lawsuit seeking $4.4 million (about sh16 billion) in compensation from a South Sudan government entity over alleged unpaid maize grain supplies.Justice Patience Rubagumya stated that Samara Tradings Limited had no cause of action against the defendant and dismissed the suit. The court, however, did not award costs because the defendant did not file a written defence.The case was filed by Samara Tradings Limited seeking
Education: School ordered to compensate former pupil sh5m over corporal punishment (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The Civil Division of the High Court has awarded sh5 million in general damages to a former pupil of Sir Apollo Kaggwa Primary School after finding that she was unlawfully subjected to corporal punishment.In a judgment delivered on July 14, 2026, Justice Simon Peter Kinobe declared that the school’s use of corporal punishment was unconstitutional and illegal.The suit was filed by the minor, Naswif Katongole, through her mother, Lila Babirye, who accused the school of caning the pupil,
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