High court of Uganda has this afternoon ruled that Gen David Tinyefuza also known as Sejusa is no longer a serving army officer of UPDF.
While giving her ruling, justice Margeret Oumo Oguli said that Sejusa, like any other army officer, is entitled to "constructive discharge" from the army since he no
longer receives a salary and other benefits and has also not been deployed by the UPDF for one and a half years now.
The bodies of three Ugandan policemen killed
on Lake Albert along the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC) border over the weekend have
been handed over to Ugandan authorities in
West Nile yesterday afternoon.
Initial reports indicated that four police officers
had been killed. However, it was later confirmed
that only three officers were killed.
In December 2014, Joshua got his first car, a Toyota Premio in the UAK series. It was in excellent condition. He loved it because he had saved for a year to acquire it at Shs 6 million.
Leaders of Uganda's strongest opposition political party, Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), have embarked on mobilising supporters to demand for immediate unconditional release of Besigye.
Besigye, according to High Court, was sent to Luzira maximum prison after he allegedly swon in himself as Uganda president, and he is expected back to court on June 1.
A Woman has sued the Special Forces Command (SFC) boss, Gen Muhoozi Keinerugaba, who is also a son to Museveni, over the disappearance of her husband.
Margaret Nabagesera told high court's justice Yasin Nyanzi that SFC arrested her soldier-husband, Achilles Mukalazi, after he tried to abandon his army job for greener pasture with the United Nations (UN).
Cell phones have become a necessity for many people throughout the world. The ability to keep in touch with family, friends, business associates and access to Email are some of the reasons for the rising importance of phones.
And with the emergence of Smart phones, cell phones are not only capable of receiving and placing calls, but also access internet, act as cameras, recorders and one can even access Television and radio on that phone
Makerere University has “with immediate effect pending investigations” suspended Dr Stella Nyanzi a research fellow at the Makerere Institute of Social Research (MISR) over a nude protest she staged on Monday.
Dr Stella Nyanzi on Monday April 18 undressed to the nicker at the Makerere Institute of Social Research (MISR), protesting being locked out of her office.
Dr Nyanzi who is a staff member at MISR was accused by the institute’s director, Prof Mahmood Mamdani of not teaching PhD students, a job, he said, she accepted in 2012.
However, Dr Nyanzi said that in the contract she signed with the University, teaching was not part of it.
Milton Mwesiga, the Makerere university student implicated in the GAMUSA funds fraud has defied the allegation that the 10 million donated was for ensuring welfare of the students in the association, saying that it was for mobolising NRM supporters.