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@AzawiOfficial We always have authority to play your music for free once it’s uploaded and released. What we don’t have is the authority to commercially use it. However we love the music so much that we only play it from Spotify & YouTube, so that you get returns from streams.

Guys, me as me, i authorize you to play my music for free🙏🏾

I stand for every player. Let’s build our future today. ☑️Player safety ☑️Player welfare & growth through mentorship & opportunities. ☑️Strong athlete voice ☑️ Personal branding for income beyond sport & equal opportunities for all regions. #VoteNorbertOkeny #TogetherWeCan

@Evelyn_Nakaayi @Jude_Opolot01 You need to read the minority report on the proposed budget to know how economists betray us, in the name of numbers.

We need more economists in the Parliament. We’ve had enough of lawyers.

@HuduHussein You make an intellectually lazy argument because politics & security cannot be used as a blank cheque for repression. A wise man said “true sovereignty requires strong institutions and not strong suspicions”

This is the economic perspective, which can be addressed by incorperating the ideas. How about the political & national security perspectives? You can protect the economy but lose the politics & security. Which one would you rather risk? Sovereignity & power? Politics & security?

#LEGALALERT The Court of Appeal has reiterated the fact that Courts can decide on matters that are not pleaded provided the parties have been heard on the issue. See: Geoffery Nangumya v Gulf Stream Investments (U) Ltd and Others (Civil Reference No. 22 of 2023) [2026] UGCA 172

@HeathensRFC @BenonGowa @SongoiBria68291 @elgonwolvesrfc @pcl_uganda @UgandaRugby @KyadondoClub 🫡 You are welcome

Brian Songoi (@SongoiBria68291) is here. Right on time for the business end of our season! Signed from @elgonwolvesrfc ahead of the season, Songoi arrives now, having first taken care of personal commitments off the pitch. That kind of responsibility tells you something about the man. Utility player. Comfortable across the forwards and the backs. More cover. More calm. More options. "I chose Heathens because this is a legacy club - Uganda’s most successful rugby club, and because of where it is still going. The Chairman convinced me of the role I can play here, and I am excited. What I bring that cannot be bought is my courage and confidence. When no one is watching, I stay responsible for what I do because I do not blame anyone for my actions. I want the @HeathensFanzone to remember me for my impact on this Club, and urge them to keep the energy positive - it will push us to the ultimate goal - WINNING." Welcome to the Yellow Machine, Songoi. #HeathensTuko || #MunguNiWetu

Court of Appeal ✍️Reporting to police about the eviction does not prove possession✍️ evidence of cancellation of the bailiff's license does not prove possession✍️Courts of law are mandated to make decisions based on law and evidence

The Mbarara High Court has yesterday commenced a criminal session at Ntungamo Chief Magistrate’s Court, with murder cases forming the largest portion of the cause list. The session, presided over by Justice Lawrence Tweyanze, will handle a total of 50 cases, including 25 murder cases, 17 aggravated defilement cases, four rape cases, three aggravated robbery cases, and one case of kidnap with intent to kill. The opening ceremony was marked by an inspection of a guard of honour mounted by the Uganda Police Force, a symbolic planting of the “Tree of Justice,” and a pre-session stakeholders’ meeting. During the meeting, the Deputy Registrar, HW Grace Atwongyeire, welcomed the presiding judge and noted that this was the second criminal session to be held at Ntungamo, following the inaugural sitting in October 2025. She explained that the session is part of ongoing efforts to reduce case backlog and is expected to run until May 15, 2026. She highlighted the heavy workload at Mbarara High Court and reaffirmed the Judiciary’s commitment to addressing backlog through targeted “Marshall Plan” sessions, the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), and the operationalisation of designated High Court circuits. HW Atwongyeire also appreciated the district leadership for allocating land for the construction of High Court premises at Ntungamo. She revealed that plans are underway to operationalise the Ntungamo High Court Circuit, a move aimed at bringing justice services closer to the people. In his remarks, Justice Tweyanze commended the strong teamwork and collaboration among justice sector stakeholders in Ntungamo. He expressed gratitude to the Judiciary leadership for facilitating the session and highlighted key reforms aimed at enhancing access to justice. These include ongoing digitalisation efforts, the planned rollout of the Electronic Court Case Management Information System (ECCMIS) across Mbarara High Court and its magistrates’ courts, the promotion of ADR, and legislative reforms to expand the jurisdiction of Chief Magistrates’ Courts. He called upon stakeholders to utilise the media and other platforms to sensitise the public and encourage witnesses to attend court, emphasizing that their participation is critical to the success of the session. Stakeholders in attendance commended the Judiciary for its continued reforms to improve justice delivery. They called for prioritisation of the operationalisation of the Ntungamo High Court Circuit. And pledged their full support towards the success of the session. The session, moderated by HW Gordon Muhimbise, attracted a wide range of participants, including judicial officers, district leaders, security officials, prosecutors from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, advocates, mediators, assessors, witnesses, and accused persons. The opening activities were followed by a plea-taking session

“A country without reserves is not sovereign “

.@cobbo3 do you remember the phrase from the Clinton 92 campaign for the US Presidency that sunk George H. W? Why the architects & champions of this did not seek counsel of those who know is mind boggling. This embarrassment that the #SovereigntyBill has become could have been avoided well in advance🤷🏿‍♂️

Court Declares Purchasers Trespassers and Sale Agreements Invalid Where Widow Sold Estate Land Without Co-Administrator’s Consent In Kiarie v Sang & 5 others (Environment and Land Case 44 of 2015) [2026] KEELC 2047 (KLR), a judgment delivered virtually at Eldoret on 16 April 2026 by C.K. Yano J, the suit concerned LR No. 9360, which belonged to the late John Geoffrey Kiarie Mwangi. After his death, a grant of letters of administration over his estate was issued to Jane Wangui Kiarie, his widow, and Peter Mwangi Kiarie, his son and the plaintiff. The plaintiff claimed that the defendants had trespassed on the land, while the defendants argued that they had purchased their respective portions from Jane. The plaintiff contended that Jane was not the registered owner, had no authority to sell the land alone, and did not obtain his consent as co-administrator or leave of court before disposing of estate property. The court noted that land belonging to a deceased person can only be dealt with by a duly authorised personal representative. It further emphasised that where an estate has multiple administrators, one administrator cannot act or deal with estate assets to the exclusion of the others. A co-administrator therefore needs the consent, cooperation, or involvement of the other co-administrator to sell land belonging to an estate. In that sense, unless an administrator acts in accordance with the instrument appointing them, and in this case jointly, that administrator may be treated as intermeddling with the estate because the powers and authority must be exercised jointly. Since the grant appointed both Jane Wangui Kiarie, the deceased’s widow, and Peter Mwangi Kiarie, the deceased’s son, as administrators, the court found that Jane could not validly sell the suit property without the plaintiff’s consent, cooperation, or involvement. The sale agreements were therefore invalid because they were executed by Jane alone, without proof of the plaintiff’s written consent or participation. Although the defendants claimed to be bona fide purchasers for value without notice, the court rejected that argument because the grant shown to them indicated that there was a co-administrator, and they ought to have confirmed whether he had consented to the sale. On trespass, the court held that the defendants initially entered the land on the basis of the sale agreements with Jane, but those agreements had been made by a person without capacity to transact alone. Once the plaintiff, as administrator and beneficiary, withdrew any permission to remain on the land, the defendants had no lawful justification to continue occupying it. The court therefore found them to be trespassers and held that the prayers for vacant possession, eviction in default, and a permanent injunction were merited. The court finally ordered the defendants to vacate LR No. 9360 within six months, failing which the plaintiff would be at liberty to evict them. It also issued a permanent injunction restraining the defendants from interfering with, ploughing, using, or erecting structures on the land after the six-month period. However, the plaintiff was ordered to refund each defendant the purchase price proved to have been paid to Jane Wangui Kiarie, and each party was directed to bear its own costs.

Dr Myles Munro was miles ahead of his time… this simple conversation here addresses a gazillion issues across the globe

Did you know that museveni was a minister of defense in Binayisa's govt and he demoted him during reshuffle? 😄 But in 11 months, museveni and Paul Muwanga over throw him. The one he chased away has ruled 40yrs him was just 11 months 🤣

"The Protection of Sovereignty bill rather takes away the sovereignty of Ugandans and gives it to the Minister of Internal Affairs.... It should be rejected by this committee." Consel @PhillipKarugaba while appearing before the Legal Affairs Committee on behalf of @ccgea1

I’m not saying we will win the league but these are hilarious 😂😂

Video 1 is just 10hrs behind video 2, Same person saying totally different things & blaming AI for her lack of shame. No wonder, if the public was involved in electing the Speaker, Mao with all his shortcomings would 100% win her. The credibility of this house keeps being soiled

Breaking News: Intelligence is investigating the 2 marketing oil companies @VivoEnergyUg & @TotalEnergiesUG who are allegedly causing fuel shortages deliberatel by hoarding fuel as the deplete Ugandan reserves. It has so far been discovered that they 2 companies get fuel from @UNOC_UG and rechannel it to the Kenyan market where they are selling it expensively and telling Ugandans that they only have V-power which they sell at a higher price too. This operation is treated as a national security threat. Shame on you @Shell & @TotalEnergies.

William Ruto: President Museveni called me and said he wanted to buy 50 shares in the Kenyan pipeline and did not mind the price, President Museveni, Just as you invested in the pipeline, Kenya will invest in your refinery and in the shared future of our resources.