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Opportunities and challenges for Uganda's legal professionals in the 2026/2027 budget. CEO @infoUclf Mr. @Rwabihurwa311 opines in this Op-ed. @JudiciaryUG @ug_lawsociety @JLOSUganda @mofpedU informer.co.ug/the-tenfold-g…

In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, corporate governance is no longer just a compliance requirement—it is a strategic necessity. Join fellow legal professionals for an insightful Virtual CLE Training on Corporate Governance, featuring a discussion on Emerging Trends in Corporate Governance by Dr. Robert Kirunda, Partner at Kirunda & Co. Advocates. #CorporateGovernance #LegalProfession #UgandaLawyers #CorporateLaw #Governance #ContinuingLegalEducation #UCLF

The SPLC is America’s preeminent anti-American, anti-Christian HATE group. @Sean_ADFIntl and others targeted by SPLC bleed red white and blue and burn with devotion for Jesus. That’s why SPLC tags American patriots with nonsensical labels the fake news media loves to lap up. It’s a badge of honor, @Sean_ADFIntl. You are a member of America’s leading voices for truth and righteousness. Let’s roll. 🇺🇸

Join us for an insightful session as we explore contemporary issues in corporate governance, accountability, ethical leadership and best practices in organizational management. This training presents an excellent opportunity to enhance your professional knowledge and earn valuable CLE points. Don't miss this enriching learning experience with our member @JanePBitek

Join us for an insightful session as we explore contemporary issues in corporate governance with our member Dr. @RKirunda

Just to add to @JudiciaryGOP about SPLC being totally discredited: Today, *I* was added to the SPLC's "hate list." They called me an "anti-LGBTQ " "Suit & Tie Extremist." Compared me to "neo-Nazis." Why? Because I testified last year on religious persecution in Nigeria. Seriously. I spoke to @HouseAppropsGOP & @HouseForeignGOP about our cases that "have involved Christians unjustly imprisoned by Sharia courts, false allegations of crimes merely for evangelism or protecting Christian converts or operating charities, Christians kidnapped and tortured, girls taken from their parents and forced into marriages and forcefully converted to Islam, and both Christians and minority Muslims charged with blasphemy accusations." I talked about visiting targeted villages in Nigeria whose pastors had literally been beheaded. I sat next to the Chair of @USCIRF and a Nigerian expert from Council on Foreign Relations. But SPLC are such smear merchants, that they want to tag me and my testimony on literal mass atrocities as somehow the views of an "anti-LGBTQ extremist." The images are what SPLC claims about me, and what I actually spoke about. Here's the receipts. The SPLC can't do basic research. They are utterly discredited. Don't trust anything they say. @ADFLegal @ADFIntl

The Judiciary’s ICT and Documentation Committee has honoured Court of Appeal and Constitutional Court Judge, Justice Dr. Frederick Martin Stephen Egonda-Ntende, for his exceptional contribution to the digital transformation of Uganda’s justice system, recognizing his pivotal role in laying the foundation for many of the technological innovations that have modernized court operations across the country. The recognition, presented on behalf of the Chief Justice, Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, during a ceremony held in the Chief Justice’s Boardroom at the Supreme Court, comes as Justice Egonda-Ntende prepares to retire from judicial service upon attaining the mandatory retirement age on June 15, 2026. Members of the ICT and Documentation Committee yesterday gathered to celebrate a judicial career that has been closely associated with innovation, technological advancement, and the modernization of court processes. Presenting the award, Justice Christopher Madrama Izama, Chairperson of the ICT and Documentation Committee, described Justice Egonda-Ntende as a visionary leader whose foresight helped move Uganda’s Judiciary from a predominantly paper-based institution into the digital era. He recalled that at a time when court processes largely relied on handwritten records, manual filing systems and physical registries, Justice Egonda-Ntende championed the use of technology to improve efficiency, transparency and access to justice. “Long before technology became a central pillar of judicial administration, Justice Egonda-Ntende understood its transformative potential and dedicated himself to ensuring that the Judiciary embraced innovation,” Justice Madrama said. He particularly highlighted Justice Egonda-Ntende’s role in championing the establishment of the Uganda Legal Information Institute (ULII), a platform that has significantly expanded public access to legislation, case law and legal information. According to Justice Madrama, what started as a national legal information repository has grown into a globally recognized legal resource that continues to evolve through the adoption of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. Justice Madrama also hailed Justice Egonda-Ntende’s leadership as Chairperson of the Electronic Court Case Management Information System (ECCMIS) Steering Committee, noting that his stewardship was instrumental in the Judiciary’s transition from paper files to digital case management. “His interventions have intersected very well with the development of artificial intelligence, which is likely to shape the future work of the Judiciary and bring justice closer to the people of Uganda,” he said. He credited Justice Egonda-Ntende with supporting innovations such as electronic filing, digital registries, automated workflows, virtual court proceedings and electronic records management, reforms that have significantly improved efficiency and reduced delays in service delivery. “Today, files can be accessed from anywhere, they no longer get lost, and court users do not have to spend long hours waiting for services. We owe much of this progress to his pioneering work in the development of electronic systems that are transforming the Judiciary,” Justice Madrama added. Beyond technology, Justice Madrama commended Justice Egonda-Ntende’s leadership style, describing him as approachable, supportive and deeply committed to mentoring others. “You have driven this Committee forward, inspired us and laid a firm foundation. Those who come after you will only build upon the strong foundation you have established,” he said before presenting the Judiciary Appreciation Award. Receiving the award, Justice Egonda-Ntende described the recognition as both humbling and emotional as he prepares to conclude a distinguished judicial career spanning several decades

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This was attended by project Lawyers & Paralegals from @UgandaPrisons,@infoUclf, @LDC_Uganda,@FHRI2, @mcjl_uganda,@FIDA_Uganda & other partners like @JudiciaryUG, @ODPPUGANDA,@NUDIPU,@refugeelawproj, @FreeChildU as well as @academia #AustrianDevelopmentAgency

Warm congratulations to our amazing member Hon, Min @norbertmao . Wishing you a fabulous tenure ahead 🫰🏾.

Congratulations Hon. @NorbertMao on your re-appointment as Minister of @MoJCAUG. Under your leadership, the sector has pursued reforms that bring justice closer to the people. We are honoured to continue this journey with you in the service of all Ugandans. #Justice4All

Join us for a Virtual CLE Training on family Law under a topic: “ Latest Developments in the Administration of Estates" Facilitated by Hon. Justice John Eudes Keitirima, Head of the Family Division. Stay abreast of emerging jurisprudence, recent court decisions and evolving legal principles governing succession, probate, letters of administration and estate management.

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Today, UCLF had the privilege of conducting a pastoral visit at @JudiciaryUG , where we shared fellowship and prayer with our members Hon. Justice Matovu, Head of the Criminal Division, Her Worship Katushabe and Her Worship Sarah Tusiime Bashaija. We are grateful for their dedication to the administration of justice and pray for God's wisdom, strength and guidance as they serve our nation. #UCLF #FaithAndJustice

Blessing in Disguise! You know what that means … Sometimes there are good things coming out of difficult times.

The Supreme Court in Kampala is set to conduct a three-day Criminal Appeals Session from June 15 to 18, 2026, during which a total of 20 criminal appeals will be heard. The session will be presided over by different panels comprising Lady Justice Prof. Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza, Lady Justice Percy Night Tuhaise, Justice Mike Chibita, Lady Justice Elizabeth Musoke, Justice Stephen Musota, Justice Christopher Madrama Izama, Lady Justice Catherine Bamugemereire, Lady Justice Monica Mugenyi, and Justice Muzamiru Mutangula Kibeedi. According to the cause list issued by the Registrar of the Court, HW Ayebare Tumwebaze, the matters scheduled for hearing include appeals where two appellants; Nkonge Robert and Turyamwijuka Stephen, who are seeking to overturn death sentences handed down against them and confirmed by the Court of Appeal. Kiwanuka Kunsa Stephen is also expected to challenge his conviction during the session. The session forms part of the Supreme Court’s ongoing efforts to reduce case backlog, with some of the appeals listed for hearing having been filed as far back as 2010. The Court will also implement the Paperless Court experience during the session, in line with the Chief Justice’s Directive, effective June 15, 2026