Joel Mwaka

Legal research in Uganda is broken. Finding case law, Acts, and constitutional references still takes hours of manual digging. I’m building mateeka.com to fix that. AI-powered legal research: Query in plain language and get cited answers in seconds. Try it free today!

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Ugandan legal research that cites the actual Act and Section. Mateeka is now on iOS. Ask any question on Ugandan law and get an answer backed by the source — no scrolling through PDFs, no guessing. Built for lawyers, judges, students, and anyone who needs the law fast.

@nbstv A nation that pays its lawmakers like kings and its nurses, teachers, and firefighters like servants has not failed by accident, it has been designed to fail.

VIDEO: The average salary of an MP is one million a day. - Odonga Otto #NBSFrontLine #NBSUpdates

@nbstv Meanwhile Uganda’s per capita income is about UGX 3.8 million for a whole YEAR. An MP earns that in 4 days. A primary school teacher takes home about UGX 500,000 a month, while an MP earns double that in a single day. 557 MPs. The math is hard to defend 🙌🏾

Odonga Otto: The average salary of an MP is one million a day. #NBSFrontline #NBSUpdates

@nbstv Spot on. If the value has shifted from accuracy to judgment, then lawyers need tools for research so they focus on thinking. That’s exactly what mateeka.com does, AI-powered legal research for Uganda. Let the tool handle accuracy, you bring the judgment. Try it free.

The economics of legal work will shift; clients will pay you less because of AI. What we are trading in now is judgment. Those who think in traditional ways will lose out. The terrain of what makes a good lawyer has shifted from accuracy to value.- Robert Kirunda #NBSUpdates

@PyeparFaisal Wish we’d been in the room for this. mateeka.com is exactly what this conversation is about, AI already working in Uganda’s legal space. Would love to demo at the next opportunity. For now, try it free and see for yourself. #legaltech #techlaw

The startups will present solutions across key sectors: Health, Agriculture & food security, Education, Legal, Retail & supply chains The goal is to build Uganda’s AI startup pipeline, and turn university innovation into real companies #AlinAfrica #UgandaTech

Uganda’s AI future is being built… On March 13, the AI Innovation Academy Demo Day will showcase promising pre-seed AI startups ready to transform ideas into scalable ventures. Here’s why this matters #AlinAfrica #UgandaTech

@HakeemCounsel @AkatwijukaRam @JudiciaryUG @MuyaakaAlfred @pmpaulmukiibi Absolutely. East Africa is moving, and Uganda’s legal industry can’t afford to lag behind. We’re already building in this space, mateeka.com is an AI-powered legal research tool for Ugandan law. The shift is happening. Try it free today. #legaltech #techlaw

Kenya's new AI proposed bill as well should create a shift in Uganda's Legal Industry to expand to Artificial Intelligence , Compliance , Advisory and Tech Driven Services . #legaltech. #jurigeeks. #techlaw.

@mtnmomoug @mtnug @MoICT_Ug @EcobankUganda @ugandainvest @CFAOMobility_Ug @RUBiSEnergyUG1 @TotalEnergiesUG @FCCUganda Great to see this commitment to supporting local innovation. We’re proof it’s needed, mateeka.com is an AI-powered legal research tool built right here to solve a real Ugandan problem. Try it free and see what local AI innovation looks like.

“An effective AI governance framework must address both legal and regulatory aspects while fostering innovation. We’re working to establish a supportive ecosystem through national innovation hubs set up across the country. Our approach is agile and statutory not to restrict innovation, but to enhance and encourage it. It’s a stakeholder-driven framework designed to guide, advise, and support innovators. It’s essential that regulations in place empower the work being done. We currently have three cyber laws in effect and recently launched a Digital Transformation Roadmap built on five key pillars, pillars every stakeholder should be aware of.” ~ Ambrose Ruyooka, Commissioner, Ministry of ICT #TogetherWeAreUnstoppable

@ShamimNambassa Part of fixing this starts with access to information. When legal research is hard, even for lawyers, justice suffers. We’re building mateeka.com to change that, legal research for Ugandan law. Try it free and see for yourself.

Every time I attend court I get very disappointed with how systems here in Uganda apply. I have witnessed the highest level of injustice in the courts of Law 🙌🏿 Judiciary is indeed on trial and they’re performing very poorly

@InvertTheWing Can't decide

Best player in the first half?