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in Community & Opinion, Law, Crime and Justice, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Public Relations & Press Releases
ADVANCING ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN UGANDA
Advancing Access to Justice in Uganda: How Musiimenta Alex and The Legal Dream Team Initiative Are Lighting the Way Growing up in Uganda, I’ve witnessed too many heart-wrenching stories — […] More
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HOSTILE TAKEOVER (PT.2)
Nolan had been by-passing the Chalalambus Business Park allhis days and had never drawn near enough. This time he had to; the premises were fenceless with a large expanse that […] More
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HOSTILE TAKEOVER (PT.3)
The ambience in the courtroom was eerie and commanding for Nolan. The last time he was in this room was six weeks ago, and he had watched his best- friend […] More
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Caught in the Frame
Okello Onyum was asked whether he could see the screen on which CCTV footage was going to be played and he said he couldn’t. He was moved right behind the […] More
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The exercise of constitutional power in Uganda: My response to Asuman Kiyingi
Advocate Asuman Kiyingi, thank you for your thoughtful reply. In my earlier response, I directly addressed the questions you raised, drawing on Uganda’s constitutional text, practice, and real-world examples. I […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Law, Crime and Justice, Muwado Newsletter, Politics and Government, Public Relations & Press ReleasesThe Balaam Effect: Can One Minister’s Crusade Outlast His Own Momentum?
The video is grainy, shot on a phone held by someone walking fast. A minister in a hard hat crouches beside a half-built latrine, jabs a finger toward the ground, […] More
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in Fiction, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Thrillers and Horrors, Writing and Literature
Life in Exile Act Two – The Bridge of Silence
Chapter Fourteen: The Invisible Trail of the Fugitives The police station had settled into the familiar rhythm of an ordinary afternoon. Telephones rang without urgency. Computer keyboards clattered from adjoining […] More







