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    Court Proceedings in Kivumbi Terror Case Stall Amid Dispute Over Evidence

    Proceedings in the high-profile terrorism case involving Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi and 24 co-accused have been halted at a magistrates’ court in Butambala District following...

    Okello Defence Closes Case After Missing Witnesses, Trial Enters Final Phase

    The defence in the Christopher Onyum Okello murder trial has closed its case after failing to produce key witnesses, pushing proceedings into the final stage. The high-profile case, linked to the killing of four toddlers in Ggaba, now heads to closing arguments as the court prepares for a final ruling.

    TRIAL JUDGE EVACUATED AS HAILSTORM HALTS GGABA MURDER CASE AMID CHAIN OF UNUSUAL AND SUSPICIOUS INCIDENTS

    A violent hailstorm has forced the evacuation of the trial judge and the suspension of proceedings in the Ggaba murder case, adding to a series of earlier disruptions and incidents that have drawn sustained public attention to the high-profile trial.

    Uganda Law Society Rebukes Defense Lawyers Over Silence on Ggaba Trial Venue

    According to the Executive Order, Awero and Kumbuga, who are representing the accused under the State Brief Scheme, remained silent despite being aware of the Law Society’s formal objections.

    Police Doctor Says Ggaba Murder Suspect Confessed to Killings for ‘Fortune’

    A senior police doctor has  today told court that murder suspect Christopher Okello Onyum confessed to killing four toddlers in Ggaba in pursuit of...

    COURT CLEARS WAY FOR PRIVATE PROSECUTION IN SEBUTINDE CASE

    The High Court has allowed a private prosecution against Judge Julia Sebutinde to proceed, dismissing his bid to halt the case as premature. In a firm ruling, the court clarified that its revision powers apply only to final orders, signaling a strong stance against attempts to interrupt criminal proceedings before trial begins.

    ULS Calls for an End to Opposition Persecution

    “Political prisoners are the battlegrounds. Free all political prisoners before the May 12th swear-in; otherwise, we shall have to retake Uganda using all means in our capacity," Ssemakadde warned.

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