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Daily Monitor Thursday May 27 2021 Summary Advertisement On a brief visit to Uganda at the end of 1999, I met Jacob Oulanyah at a law office he shared with Norbert Mao at Equatoria Hotel. Jacob whom I later met a few times with his late wife Dorothy Abner Nangwale at the Luzira home of Winnie Byanyima and her husband Kizza Besigye, was at a crossroads. Jacob was really unhappy with his friend/part mentor Norbert who had decamped to an outfit (whose name I cannot remember) led by Aggrey S. Awori and left him in the cold. Jacob had actually been a very good teacher of Legislative drafting at La...

Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK), Selasa memanggil dua saksi dalam penyidikan kasus dugaan korupsi pengadaan tanah di Jakarta Timur, DKI Jakarta Tahun ...

The official declaration has been made by the Chief Justice. Jacob Oulanya’s profile He Represents Omoro County constituency, Omoro District, Acholi Sub-region in Northern Uganda. He was born in Omoro, then Gulu district on 23 March 1965. He attended  Dr. Obote College Boroboro, and  Kololo Senior Secondary School for his O-Level and A-Level education. In 1988, he joined Makerere University where he studied agricultural economics and graduated in 1991 with a Bachelor of Arts. That same year, Oulanya entered law school, at Makerere University, graduating in 1994 with a Bachelor of Law deg...

Daily Monitor Thursday April 08 2021 The late Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga greets faithful after Mass at the Munyonyo Basilica on July 23, 2019. PHOTO | RACHEL MABALA Summary To many, the demise marks an abrupt end to the illustrious career of a top cleric who combined the word of God with work to emancipate, especially the poor. Advertisement The sudden death of Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga, who is due to be buried today, has triggered a flood of tears and emotions. To many, the demise marks an abrupt end to the illustrious career of a top cleric who combined the word of God ...

March 14, 2021 × “The courts have always remained vigilant and controlled any excesses committed by Parliament even in its constituent capacity and I pray that the courts continue to remain vigilant,” said Justice Rohinton Nariman, Judge, Supreme Court of India. Delivering the first MK Nambyar Memorial lecture on the first Amendment of the Indian Constitution, organised by SASTRA Deemed University School of Law, he stressed on the fertilisation of fundamental rights and traversed the Constitutional journey of Articles 19, 21, 22, 31(A)& 31(B) and 46, with references to the Romesh Thappar...