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This guy says he saw SAM MUGUMYA while in the dungeon at the SFC facility in Entebbe but in a very bad state. 🥺

How can my rights and dignity be a subject of negotiation? NBS is just a peddler or fake results, fake narratives! My return to my home country is a right and I will soon return to Uganda, and the regime can do whatever they want. Standing against Museveni (and beating him) is only a crime in the eyes of NBS, not in the eyes of the law.

TRENDING NOW: "...Ssemakadde lives a difficult life. Lanky and sort of frail-looking, you will find him walking the streets of Kampala like a tired street vendor, eating in dingy eateries downtown." ~ @YusufSerunkuma in tribute to yours truly: observer.ug/viewpoint/6476… Am humbled.

@MLNnatabi256 Happy birthday precious girl. Fearless and bold. May God bless your 30s

I celebrated a whole 31 years alive yesterday. I survived the 30th, beautifully and boldly. Most grateful to the people that believe, love and cheer me without bounds. To thriving the 31st. #KasukaaliKaButembe

Uganda Law Society also called for the abolishing of committal proceedings describing them as useless, duplicative and delay the proceedings, and further argued that if the criminal jurisdiction of magistrate courts is enhanced, there is no reason to commit a person to a Magistrate Court which is going to try them. “But even with respect to the High Court, we strongly, strongly propose that abolish the committal proceedings. They serve no purpose. They are a legacy, duplicative procedural step that has no benefit except delay of trial. High Court is concentrating on committal proceedings and is waiting for committal proceedings and after that there is no money for sessions,” Kusasira argued. 📸COURTESY

PHOTOS: Honored to receive the Rule of Law Champion Award from the @ug_lawsociety for 20 years of exceptional journalism advancing the rule of law. Grateful to our team and all who support truth and justice. #NTVAt20 #NTVNews

REBELS: It’s official. No more begging. #BangTheTable #BackOnTrack #NoApology

They’ve used teargas to blind him & prison walls to silence him yet Dr. @kizzabesigye1 remains the most persistent "thorn" in the side of injustice. Arrested over 50 times, spent years in courtrooms, and survived abductions, yet his resolve hasn’t aged a day since 1980s.

The first Westniler to lead a major political party, congratulations @linazed2 you are forever a great inspiration to me

@GorrethNamugga was only MP who signed a minority report challenging the unconstitutional Computer Misuse Act 2023. Her sole signatory minority report was one of the sources of encouragement in battling the heinous law. Vindicated.

High Court finds that once a grant of probate has expired, it may only be “resurrected” through an application for renewal by extension made to the court that issued it, and that only a named executor in the grant has locus standi to apply for such renewal. In Mukundane Fide v Vincent Senyondo (Deceased) (Estate of the Late John Bwesigye), Misc. Application No. HCT-05-FD-MA-781-2025 (6 March 2026), Hon. Justice Nshimye Allan Paul M dismissed an application seeking revocation of probate, renewal of the same probate, and substitution of the deceased executor. On perusal of the application, the Court noted that the late Vincent Senyondo, who died on 12 March 2024, had been granted probate to the estate of the late John Bwesigye on 30 October 1997. The Court found that the grant of probate issued on 30 October 1997 expired on 31 May 2025 by operation of section 337(2) of the Succession Act, Cap 268, and that by the time the application was filed on 15 October 2025, the grant had already expired and was no longer valid. The Court noted that once a grant of probate has expired, it can only be “resurrected” through an application for renewal by extension made to the court that issued it under sections 255(3) or 337(4) of the Act. The Court further held that only a named executor in the grant has locus to file such an application under section 337(4), and since the applicant was not named as an executor in the expired grant, she had no locus to seek renewal. The Court also stated that the applicant could have moved the court before the grant expired to have it revoked for being inoperative under section 230(1) and (2)(d), but that option was not pursued before expiry. It added that where a grant of probate has been rendered inoperative, it becomes a basis for revocation under section 230(1) and (2)(d), and once revoked, the court may, under section 230(5), appoint a fit and proper person as administrator with the will annexed. However, in the judge’s view, the court could not revoke a grant of probate that was no longer valid after expiring on 31 May 2025. The Court advised that the applicant and beneficiaries may instead apply for letters of administration with the will annexed, since they were not named as executors in the will and the executor, Vincent Senyondo, had died. The application was accordingly dismissed. Read full decision here: drive.google.com/file/d/1ORJCd1…

These days, judgments are big but lack substance, unlike the old days when they were concise but packed with value.

In case you've not heard, the counter-terrorism police officers that the @UgandaEC provided to guard @HEBobiwine during the concluded presidential campaign were yesterday tried by the police court and dismissed from the force "with disgrace"!

@DavidLRubongoya @ug_lawsociety @NUP_Ug These courageous sisters are very deserving of the award. Congratulations

This morning, the @ug_lawsociety hosted a belated Women's Day event, where they invited @NUP_Ug Deputy Presidents Dr. Lina Zedriga Waru and Hon. Jolly Jacklyn Tukamushaba to speak about their experiences in detention a few weeks back. On the same occasion, ULS recognised Dr. Zedriga with a Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her contribution towards peace building, democratization, and the rule of law. Very grateful to the leadership of the Law Society for this well-deserved recognition to Mama Lina as we fondly call her. #FreeUgandaNow

The State is annoyed that I shared this application to hide their cooked up witnesses against Besigye and Lutale. Let me share it here again.

Appearing before Museveni cadre judges is emotionally exhausting, it’s nauseating, it’s annoying, it’s disgusting, it’s deeply frustrating. Baguma, the cadre judge is arrogant, disrespectful, he is impunity itself. He simply rubbishes pleas from lawyers representing @kizzabesigye1 and Hajji Obeid. On a few occasions that KB attempts to fight for himself, Baguma just can’t let him do that. In my view @kizzabesigye1 was already convicted before being heard. In future, for the sake of my mental health, I may have to keep away from these proceedings. Not sure I am in position to restrain myself anymore in this kangaroo court. If I don’t keep away, I am likely to join KB in Luzira prison.

ISSUES AT HAND 1. GiversGain: Presenting Lifetime Achievement Awards 2. Women in the Frontline: Enforced Disappearances, Political Prisoners, and the Fight for Freedom 3.Giving & Gaining: Two Women Share Their Stories twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

REBELS: Freedom is coming 👌#GiversGain

MY STATEMENT ON WILLIAM RUTO'S LATEST EFFORT TO TAKE OVER THE NAIROBI HOSPITAL Over the past one year, President William Ruto has through his Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service Felix Kosgei, continued to sustain intimidation, blackmail and threats to the board of management either directly or through the chairman Dr. Barkley Mogere Onyambu, a consultant Gynaecologist and Elder of the SDA Church, Karen.

“What right really takes place in this country?” 🤔