Kinyara Sugar ordered to pay UPC EC chairperson shs160m for breach of agreement.
The amount Kinyara has been ordered to pay includes shs99 million for general damages and shs61,787,200 for special damages.
Category: Court
Pader: Bongtiko LC3 chairman remanded to Kinene for cattle theft
Pader District Police Commander Jackson Bogere told tndNews that the accused were initially arrested by police officers for alleged involvement in animal theft.
5 disqualified from joining UPDF in Apac, Kwania
The exercise identified and selected recruits to join the Uganda Peopes Defence Forces (UPDF).
“Be law abiding and concentrate,” Commissioner Otucu to 44 City residents who joined UPDF
The UPDF launched the national recruitment exercise from Karamoja two weeks ago.
Kole court sets date to begin hearing CDO Ejura’s rights abuse complaints
On Tuesday, July 2, 2024, Ejura filed her complaints with the Magistrates Court.
Hot FM Fege-ege not guilty of defilement charge – court finds
The Hot FM employee was arrested on allegation of defilement and spent days on demand in Dokolo.
Gen. Mugabe gets 3rd term as court martial chairman
Col. Richard Tukacungurwa, Judge Advocate, presided over the ceremony at Kampala’s Makindye Courthouse.
Rwanda’s Juvenal Marizamunda calls on EAC forces to collaborate
Through collaboration and support as the EAC, can we address the 21st-Century security challenges which have proven to be exceptionally complex, said Marizamunda.
Amnesty Commission hails UPDF for peace restoration efforts in Eastern DRC
Five ex-ADF combatants received Amnesty certificates.
Vantage Capital issues statement on the court’s decision in miscellaneous cause 12 of ‘24
Under Ugandan law, this decision is not appealable. It therefore brings this regrettable episode of spurious criminal allegations against Vantage to an end.
UK government receives praise for training Ugandan soldiers
Maj Gen Bakasumba stated that the training improved UPDF soldiers’ capabilities and resilience, thereby contributing to Somalia’s peace and stability.
Lira High Court to train Lango clan chiefs on conflict resolution
By May 31, 2024, the Lira High Court had 2,856 cases pending for hearing, 554 of which were land-related, 962 civil, 121 family, and 1,219 criminal.