Lawyers task DPP to reinstate graft charges against Basajja
“Evidence against the Basajjabalaba brothers is within the public domain. A huge line-up of witnesses is available"
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“Evidence against the Basajjabalaba brothers is within the public domain. A huge line-up of witnesses is available"
Don’t get me wrong, jean jackets aren’t a fantastic delicacy, but on a menu with Ugandan mortgages, they aren’t just appealing, they are the better option
Police say the second batch of stranded students will be transported today
Constitution Hill 28 April 2004 A TOUR of Constitution Hill gave a group of education officials and schoolchildren from all over South Africa a harrowing insight into what it was like to be a prisoner during the dark days of apartheid. Describing the daily living conditions with the aid of information boards in the prisoners' own words, trained tour guides took the 45 officials and 90 pupils (10 high school children and three officials from each province) through the reconstructed Constitution Hill's prison museums - the Old Fort and Number Four - as well as the new Constitutional Court. Vis...
Daily Monitor Tuesday January 26 2021 Advertisement As Uganda inched towards the 1980 general election, the Democratic Party (DP) was compelled to change leadership. The Military Commission warned, albeit subtly, that ousted former President, Prof Yusuf Kironde Lule would most likely be arrested if he dared return from exile. Dr Paul Kawanga Ssemogerere took charge. It then became clear that the Uganda Peoples’ Congress (UPC), which had retained Apollo Milton Obote as it’s leader, and DP would be renewing a political rivalry that dated back to the pre-independence era. UPC was however in ...