Month: April 2013

The mini-skirt law is catching up with its enforcers. Female police officers that wear make- up and mini- skirts are in big trouble. The deputy Inspector General of Police Martin Okoth Ochola says serious disciplinary action is to be taken against female officers who go against the set guidelines. This […]

  Nakivubo war memorial stadium has been reopened. After 5 weeks of closure over tax arrears, the stadium has been  reopened following agreement between the Uganda Revenue Authority and the stadium management on the terms of payment. This has been confirmed by the stadium manager Ivan Lubega. The tax body […]

Four more witnesses have testified against the UPDF soldier accused of killing 10 people. The Court Martial sitting at Bombo health center has heard testimonies from four more people including 14 year old Grace Chandiru whom Private Patrick Okot is alleged to have attempted to rape. The others are the […]

Corrupt tendencies in the Judiciary are on the rise. The Judicial Service Commission has revealed that more cases regarding the integrity of judges are being reported. While appearing before the Legal and Parliamentary Affairs committee today, the commission’s chairperson, Justice James Ogoola said the vice has surprisingly crept up to […]

Lawyers representing Kazinda are pushing for his acquittal. The lawyers led by Macdusman Kabega say court should acquit Geoffrey Kazinda on grounds that prosecution failed to prove that he forged the Permanent Secretary’s signature. The interdicted principal accountant in the office of the Prime Minister is charged with abuse of […]