Jinja court fixes date for concluding “highlight” property saga
The authorities in Jinja are concerned that such litigants which have become a fashion in the baby city that was once the East African industrial hub….
Category: Court
How northern Uganda is reacting to the death of Justice Rubby Aweri
Justice Rubby Aweri will be accorded an official burial as directed by the President and since his death, a number of eulogies keep flowing.
Some witnesses in Thomas Kwoyelo’s case have passed on as trial resumes
Kwoyelo, 52, was captured in 2008, and first appeared before the ICD in 2011, making him the first LRA rebel commander to face trial in the country. He has been in detention at Luzira Maximum Prison in Kampala since 2009.
We should not look at the growing insecurity casually – says UPC
On Wednesday, UPC said Uganda as a country has had its past that reflect a degree of insurgency.
Kotido court concerned about absence of law firms in Karamoja
The entire Karamoja currently relies on services by the legal aid clinics.
False FRAML alerts cost banks between $1m and $20m a year, depending on their size
One of the keys to driving down these costs without allowing FRAML to spiral further out of control is enabling real-time industry collaboration, says Clive Gungudoo, MoData’s Director of Financial Crimes and Risk Management.
Why telecommunication companies are victims of caller line identification spoofing fraud
Companies such as MTN and Airtel which own telecommunication networks on both sides of a common border to integrate their regional cellular coverage into a one-network roaming area and offer their international customers services at domestic rates.
Kotido: NGO driver remanded for defiling minor, 11
According to Global Press Journal (GPJ), quoting the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development report, 7,200 children were defiled in the first six months of 2020.
“Be proactive”: UPC tells NRM gov’t as fire outbreaks in schools continue
UPC said on Wednesday that on several occasions several key socio-economic challenges have affected our country.
Ransomware remains a top cyber risk for businesses, but new threats emerging
Ransomware is forecast to cause $30bn in damages to organizations globally by 2023.
DRC’s Jules attends the 90th session of the interpol general assembly in India
In light of the DRC’s efforts in the last couple of years, more so through the IGF and Jules Alingete’s leadership, the country has effectively improved its outlook and implemented strategies and actions to combat corruption and embezzlement of public funds.
Serere: Toddler, 14 others injured as MP Okupa’s mercury extraction condemned
Harriet Nakamiya, the Resident District Commissioner of Serere said she received a letter talking about renovating the facility but she didn’t know when it was going to take place.