Michael Odeng
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- Sep 17, 2026
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News: Bagonza remanded over money laundering charges (opens the original)
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________________ Matthew Bagonza, the head of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Export and Industrial Development (PACEID) secretariat, has been remanded to Luzira Prison over alleged money laundering and abuse of office.The Anti-Corruption Court Principal Magistrate Grade One Christopher Opit on Thursday, September 17, read out the charges to Bagonza but did not allow him to take a plea because the presiding court lacks jurisdiction to handle the matter. Help us improve! We're always striv
News: Parliament communications director Obore granted bail (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The director of communications and public affairs, Chris Obore, and six other Parliament officials facing corruption-related charges in connection with the alleged theft of sh70 billion have been granted bail.The head of the Anti-Corruption Division of the High Court, Justice Michael Elubu, on Wednesday (September 9) granted Obore cash bail of sh30 million after finding that the sureties he presented were substantial. His sureties were bonded at sh300 million non-cash.However, Justice
News: URA wins sh2b tax case against bread company (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has won a sh2.02b tax dispute against Mini Bakeries Uganda Ltd, the manufacturer of Supa Loaf, after the Tax Appeals Tribunal upheld the tax assessment arising from a transfer pricing audit.The ruling follows a URA audit covering the period between July 2015 and June 2023, which centres on payments Mini Bakeries made to a related company in Mauritius for the use of the Supa Loaf trademark. URA challenged a 2% trademark royalty paid by Mini Bakeries to
News: Minister Mao authorises Katungi’s extradition to US (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - Justice and constitutional affairs minister Norbert Mao has authorised the extradition of former UPDF officer Michael Mpeirwe Katungi to the United States, where he is wanted to face charges related to alleged drug and arms trafficking.In a letter dated September 1, Mao directed that Katungi be surrendered to the Government of the United States of America to stand trial for the specific offences for which his extradition was requested and authorised.“The Commissioner General of Prisons
News: Besigye treason case resumes as court hears audio evidence (opens the original)
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_________________The treason trial of four-time presidential candidate Kizza Besigye and his co-accused continues today (September 1), Tuesday, at the High Court in Kampala, with the playing of an audio recording allegedly capturing Besigye and American national Andrew Wilson discussing plans to overthrow Uganda’s government.Last Thursday, August 27, Wilson told Justice Emmanuel Baguma of the Criminal Division of the High Court that Dr Besigye had allegedly crafted a plan to assassinate Presiden
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