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@EllyKaruhanga RIP

A TRIBUTE TO CHARACTER, HERITAGE AND THE NOBILITY OF THE BAR A Tribute to a Long-Standing Friend, Advocate and Rotarian, Owek. Peter Mulira. By Rotarian. Elly Karuhanga, Founding Partner, Kampala Associated Advocates. Peter belonged to a generation of lawyers who did not merely practice law, but lived it. He dressed like a lawyer in his ever present dark striped suits, always impeccably turned out, with tie, pocket handkerchief, and well polished shoes. Those who did not know him would often ask, “Who is that?” His appearance made a statement. Even before he spoke, he stood as an ambassador of our profession. Oh, how I and many others will miss him. We grew up in a time when the legal profession carried a certain nobility, where a lawyer was measured not only by intellect, but by character, restraint, and presence. I repeat, Peter lived that professional standard. He was a polished gentleman, thoughtful in speech, dignified in conduct, and always respectful in engagement. Soft and measured, he never needed to raise his voice to be heard, nor to diminish others to claim his place. His strength lay in quiet confidence and clarity of mind. He knew the law, especially land law. He knew history. He was deeply cultured and fearlessly fair minded. Beyond the profession, Peter imbibed and espoused the Baganda culture with pride and a deep sense of belonging. He loved the Kabaka, and the Kabaka loved him in return, appointing him to serve as a Minister within the Buganda Kingdom, an institution he cherished deeply. He carried himself with grace, yet remained accessible, politically astute, and respectful in his dealings. As a student vying for the Guild Presidency at Makerere University, I first encountered him at Kazzora and Company Advocates, where I had gone to solicit support from the erudite John Wyclif Kazzora in the company of my childhood friend Hon. Sam Kuteesa. Peter worked alongside our relative Charles Karuku, their senior clerk, and his friend, Advocate Prince Patrick Ruhinda of Ankole, both of whom were later tragically killed during the Amin era. Peter himself narrowly survived, having encountered the killers at the entrance of their offices, an experience that immediately drove him into exile. They were young lawyers, standard bearers of handsomeness, smartness, and fluent Queen’s English, operating with a certain pomp and circumstance under the leadership of John Wyclif Kazzora, a lawyer of rare class. They supported my campaign, and from that moment, Peter and I connected, and remained so. In this moment of loss, I extend my heartfelt condolences to his dear wife Diana and his children, to his brother, my friend, Hon. Ham Mulira, and to the entire Mulira family, especially those he inspired into the legal profession, including my classmate the late Michael Mulira and his outstandingly beautiful sister the late Eva Mulira. The name Mulira is deeply rooted in Uganda through their father, the late Eldad Mulira, an icon in his own right. I am glad to see that his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren continue to carry the flag of their heritage high. We all wish to see this endure, do we not? I had the privilege of meeting both of Peter’s parents when I visited their home near Mengo with my mother in law, Aunt Betty Kanyamunyu, whom I later learned was related to Mrs. Rebecca Mulira. Their home was unforgettable. I had never seen such a vast and rich library in a private home anywhere. Truly unforgettable. As active Rotarians, we also shared a connection through his uncle, the late George Kasedde Mukasa, a pillar of the Rotary Club of Kampala and a triple Paul Harris Fellow. Peter’s passing is not only a personal loss, but also a moment of reflection for our long standing friendship and for the profession we hold dear. It behooves all of us to remember what we stood, and still stand for and what we must strive to preserve.

My friend the Governor of the Central Bank should be careful about his statements.

UPDATE: The cross-examination of Chief State Attorney Joseph Kyomuhendo, who swore affidavits seeking protection for state witnesses in the treason case against veteran politician Kizza Besigye and his co-accused, Obeid Lutale and Capt Denis Oola, is underway. Read: bit.ly/3QS0UBV #MonitorUpdates 📸: @abubakerlubowa

We still have Members of parliament that love their country, i swear our speaker has a problem.

@mukigawamuhoozi Isn't that being too biased?

The first woman mp of Kampala to lead from Nairobi Yes she is right because she said she can never be an MP in Museveni’s government So she is Kampala woman MP under Ruto’s government Bana Kampala mwe basiru

A woman has been arrested in Mitooma District for allegedly forcing her 8-year-old stepson to ingest 46 needles. #Radio4AmakyaAmasunsule || #Radio4UG

A Reminder:

You don’t wake up and end up here. 10 years ago this very young man worked for the same network doing pitch side analysis. There is this idea he’s just lucky. @andrewkabuura is hardworking, ethical and extremely gifted. Put your head down and work hard nothing will come to you easy in life. Well done Andrew. Keep shining on. Keep asking yourself when Museveni goes so you can do well for yourself!

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The good news is that Arnold Mukose has been finally granted bail.. the bad news is that the bail fees are exorbitant as usual-5,000,000, and he doesn’t have it. We are appealing to you good people, once again to help us raise it🙏🙏🙏

Eligible university students, the internship application window at @PAU_Uganda is open. Visit 🔗 pau.go.ug/opportunities/… for application details.

First time I saw a woman's handbag carry sense: We were in an accreditation meeting, speaking fluent PNFP English. Seated next to this lady. Requirements flying: policies, quarterly reports, M&E tools, etc... For every single item; she dips into her handbag, pulls it out-without a flinch. Smooth. I asked, "Madam, what's your role in your organisation?" She goes, "Project Officer." The shocker came when they wanted a clearance letter from the RDC. Now the room went quiet. Even my preposterous hope lingered by a whisker. I kid you not, this woman unzipped the handbag and pulled out a letter. A full letter: with the letterhead looking official enough to scare corruption. Then, listen: she brought out the RDC’s stamp🫢. STAMP!!! Like she was in the RDC's bedroom the previous night. Jokingly, I leaned over & whispered, "I'm convinced you have a Jetfighter in that bag." She didn't even argue. She just reached her hand bag & pulled out a large 'Sukhoi Su-30MK2 multirole Fighter Jet'(this Jet that has been making for us noise in Kampala of recent🤣🤣🤣).

Frank Baine, omugambirizi w'ebihome: "Itwe nk'ebihome titurikwiririza omu 'death penalty'." #Ekiganiiro #TayariWestUpdates

Me: Conductor nteeka awo kumpi ne TASO Conductor: maaso awo Kats avaamu.

On the next episode of TIE THE KNOT, I host Mr and Mrs Atuheire. In this episode we shall be talking about Bride Price and how young men are made to pay lots of money inform of bride price. Mr Atuheire was told to pay 65Million as bride price. He didn’t even have 1Million.

Even the Minister of Finance ebya Sovereignty Bill tabitegela.🙄👀😂😂

MOOD: INTO THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL 💃