Uganda Forum Against Corrupt Entities
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The president of Uganda has unapparelled powers to end corruption in Uganda by appointing public servants that distaste corruption, that value accountability and good governance and championing strong laws that make corruption difficult.
COURT OF APPEAL REFINES MATRIMONIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF SPOUSES The Court of Appeal presided over by Justices Elizabeth Musoke, Muzamiru Kibeedi and Christopher Gashirabake, JJA, has today made pronouncements with far reaching consequences on...
In Uganda v Kirabo Mathew HCT-CRIMINAL SESSION CASE NO. 434 OF 2015 Justice Henry Kawesa convicted Kirabo Mathew of the murder of his girlfriend Mirembe Desire. With due respect to the loss by Desire’s...
We can win the fight against corruption in Uganda by changing out strategies and investing more resources in the fight against corruption. The first requirement in order to win the fight against corruption is...
DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN PENSIONIONABLE AND NONE PENSIONABLE PUBLIC OFFICERSSection 1 of the Equal Opportunities Commission Act, 2007 defines discrimination as any act, omission, policy, law, rule, practice, distinction, condition, situation, exclusion or preference which, directly...
According to Gray, to be a legal person is to be the subject of rights and duties. To confer legal rights or to impose legal duties, therefore, is to confer legal personality. This definition...
Separation of powers is a legal principle that divides the state into three branches and assigns each organ of the state different but complementary powers. It dictates the fundamental balances of power between the...
USE OF TAXATION AND LEADERSHIP CODE ACT TO RECOVER ILLICITLY ACQUIRED WEALTH AND COMBAT CORRUPTION IN UGANDA By: Isingoma Peter (LLB (Muk) & LLM (Muk, 2021) This is a draft paper and it may...
The definition of taxes and the distinction between fees and taxes used herein are obtained from Revenue Statistics of OECD Member Countries (1965-1994) at Pg. 27 to 30. The definitions found therein have been...
In Uganda Magistrates Courts do not have the power to grant bail to suspects accused of cases triable by the High Court. These offenses include murder, terrorism, cattle rustling, abuse of office, rape, embezzlement,...
Normal policing procedures usually operate as a mere band aid or post mortem as it is sometimes referred to because they focus on solving a criminal offense after it has happened. Despite the above...
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