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BBC uncovers the Ugandan scammers abusing dogs to elicit donations from animal lovers bbc.in/4dlq7NE

"There is an unwritten rule, supported by parliamentary precedent, that where substantial amendments are made to a Bill, that Bill must be withdrawn, redrafted, re-gazetted and reintroduced to Parliament at first reading..."-@PhillipKarugaba READ:ccgea.org/sovereignty-bi… #RejectSovereigntyBill

@kirya_ug Class monitor

Yamal is World class, Olise is world class, which class is Bakayo Saka?

@AnswerBridget Congratulations co counsel and firm mate

30.4.2026 💃🏿🔥CALLED TO THE BAR🥳👩‍⚖️ ✍🏿✨We are now an Admitted Advocate of the High Court and all subordinate courts of the Rep. of Uganda.✨

@mwiine_bri66880 Its a right that is provided for under the law particularly the criminal procedure code Act, every person disatisfied with the conviction and sentencing has a right of appeal to an appellate court within 14 days. He can appeal to the court of appeal

DEAR LAWYERS AND THE PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND THE LAW, Why has the judge given Okello Christopher Onyum 14 days of appeal?.

This brother of mine is trying to squeeze juice out of a rock Those are the rules governing the bar course for which you duly signed and assented too while joining the bar course, that's the standard of the bar course here and else where and that's what it takes to be an advocate

@nimipamela0 A law degree is as useless as nothing, a person with a law degree cannot offer a lot, just support her education to LDC that's when she would be of great value and can attain some good money compared to that. It's like doing accounting without CPA. Am not attacking her!

My friend studied law and graduated with a second class upper and she’s now working in a local restaurant earning 6k per day 🥹🥹🥹

@TheShoe_Rack What's your Contact

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@IsaacSsemakadde An abuse of the legal profession 🤣🤣

NULL🙈and his brother VOID🙊

@ainerugaba The defense would have tendered the police statements as exhibits

Why is Defense Counsel cross examining the prosecution witnesses on their police statements before they are duly tendered in as Defense Exhibits? I’m I missing something here?

@Urbankunda Does that microfinance institution and it's legal representatives know of the common law principle called in duplum principle

An individual borrowed UGX 60m. The bank says that he only paid back UGX 56m. It also admits recovering an additional UGX 15m from selling his land. Shamelessly, it has filed a case for UGX 759,432,500, which is approximately 14 times the loan amount of 60m.

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@KwikirizaNova Secondly the court has assessors, why the public opinion? The judge seems biased already

Lawyers, I need your insight on this. The judge stated that she would seek public opinion on what people think should be the fate of Okello, based on the evidence presented in court. However, she also made it clear that the court would not rely on those opinions when delivering judgment, emphasizing that the decision would strictly be based on the court’s own findings. So the question is; if public opinion will not influence the final judgment, what is the purpose of inviting it in the first place? Isn’t it a waste of time? @sasmvn @GeorgeMusisi4 @kiizaeron @AAgather

@DouglasLwangaUg @OfficialFUFA @JSCLegal Point of correction. A patent is something so different, your confusing 3 things in one. A patent, a copy right and a trade mark. This particular scenario it's a trade mark and not a patent. Kindly take note of that. A word can be registered as a trade mark

@DouglasLwangaUg @OfficialFUFA @JSCLegal Yes he can successfully sue them and succeed. Trade mark includes word, slogans, signs, colours etc. from a clear observation the word janzi has its logo and it's very distinctive. A word can be registered as a trade mark. Fufa should sit with him pay damages for infringement

@mkainerugaba Why is it that the CDF posts these kinds of messages on a Friday?

I advise these OLD women to COMPLETELY SHUT UP! Winnie or Matembe do not help Besigye at all when they talk like the STUPID chickens they are!! They should completely SHUT UP!! We shall sort this out as Generals and Men!

@TonyNatif @HonLugoloobi My brother we have so many questions but no answers. The list had so many suspects but nandutu was the sacrificial lamb

This was Minister @HonLugoloobi essentially conceding that had his trial continued to its rightful conclusion like former minister Agnes Nandutu’s did, he would have been convicted. So why did the former dPP Jane Frances Abodo withdraw charges against him?

This was the holding of Court: “…. Because the prosecution has stated that they are willing to start hearing the case. I will not grant bail today. The Applicant is at liberty to apply for bail afresh next time.” Even animals have rights.

Indian Doctors successfully performed a groundbreaking hand transplant on a painter who lost both hands in a train accident. The 12-hour surgery, hailed as a miracle, involved meticulously connecting every blood vessel, muscle, tendon, and nerve between the donor's hands and the recipient's arms. The hands were generously donated by Meena Mehta, an administrative head of a reputed school in South Delhi, who had pledged her organs after her death. Her kidneys, liver, and corneas have already transformed the lives of three people, and now her hands have given hope to the painter. Isn't this amazing?

@JoelSsenyonyi Very sad. A judicial officer with a heart of stone? Institutional capture? What happened to presumption of innocence that underlines bail? Why punish a man to this extent? I almost cried when I read his letter to CJ. As you observed on NTV last night, Ugandans need to wake up.