Saimon Agaba @vinemon

@AppelezmoiKizza @DuncanAbigaba @T_E_F_L_O_N Finally, we have a voice on landlords.

📢 NOTICE: Deregistration of Companies .@URSBHQ has deregistered 90,000 companies that were struck off the register for failing to file annual returns and did not apply for restoration within the required period. The list of deregistered companies is available on the URSB website. Companies and stakeholders, please check the list and contact URSB offices nationwide with any questions. Find the list here: ursb.go.ug/wp-content/upl… #URSB #CompanyRegistration #AnnualReturns #BusinessCompliance

Happening now: The Judicial Training Institute (JTI), in collaboration with the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) and the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), has today commenced a five-day judicial capacity-building programme on Uganda's Oil and Gas Sector. Day One has began with a pre-departure training at the Supreme Court Conference Hall in Kampala. The programme has brought together Justices of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal, the Principal Judge, High Court Judges, judicial officers from the lower bench, members of the Judiciary's Senior Management, as well as representatives from the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD), the Bank of Uganda (BoU), and members of the media. The pre-departure training is intended to equip judicial officers with the legal, regulatory and economic knowledge necessary to enhance their understanding of Uganda's oil and gas sector ahead of a four-day field study tour. The Chief Justice, Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, will officially open the programme, while the Governor of the Bank of Uganda, Dr. Michael Atingi-Ego, will deliver the keynote address. In attendance; the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Dr. Monica Musenero Masanza; the Commissioner General of the Uganda Revenue Authority, Mr. John Musinguzi Rujoki; and Mr. Innocent Kihika, Member of the Board of Directors of the Petroleum Authority of Uganda. The opening session is chaired by the Deputy Chief Justice, Justice Moses Kazibwe Kawumi, while the afternoon technical sessions are chaired by the Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo. The Day One programme is moderated by the Registrar Communications and Public Relations of the Judiciary, HW James Ereemye Jumire Mawanda. Participants will receive an overview of Uganda's oil and gas sector and the objectives of the field study from Mr. Peter Muliisa, Chief Legal Officer at UNOC. This will be followed by a presentation on the enforcement of national content, labour rights and employment dispute resolution in Uganda's petroleum industry by Mr. Ali Ssekatawa, Director of Legal and Corporate Affairs at PAU. The programme also features a high-level panel discussion on taxation in the oil and gas sector, petroleum revenue management, investment, financial governance and the Judiciary's role in driving economic development. The discussion is moderated by Mrs. Catherine Donovan Kyokunda, Commissioner for Legal Services and Board Affairs at URA, with panelists including Mr. Moses Kaggwa, Director of Economic Affairs at the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development; Mr. Godfrey K. Mucurezi, Assistant Commissioner for Petroleum at URA; and a representative from the Bank of Uganda. Another thematic session focuses on the environment, land disputes, wildlife, tourism and economic development in the oil sector. Moderated by Justice Prof. Andrew Khaukha, Executive Director of the Judicial Training Institute, the session features presentations by Prof. Dr. Emmanuel Kasimbazi of Kasimbazi & Co. Advocates, Mr. Chemonges Sabilla Mongea, Commissioner for Legal and Corporate Affairs at the Uganda Wildlife Authority, and Ms. Diana Kwesiga, Senior Legal Officer at the National Council of Sports. The discussions are aimed at strengthening judicial capacity to effectively adjudicate the complex commercial, environmental, labour and investment-related disputes associated with Uganda's petroleum industry. The programme will continue with a four-day field study tour where participants will undertake an orientation at the Uganda Petroleum Institute Kigumba (UPIK) before visiting key petroleum infrastructure and operational sites. These include Hoima City Stadium, the Kingfisher Development Area, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Pump Station one among others

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Museveni- I have 15 grandchildren. I wedded Maama Janet abroad with only eight guests at a luncheon. These extravagant weddings are going to disturb people. I urge religious leaders to address this issue through their preaching.

@ubctvuganda Mzee, thank you for consistently championing and defending the rights and welfare of the boy child.

@CHRISBARYOMUNS1 Thank you for visiting KASHAMBYA HEALTH CENTRE 111

Minister Byamukama has no kind for the contractors from the CICO road construction company, they literally have dont 23% of the total work after two years , they also refused and altered the original road design they were given first which will attract more 150 billion Ugx : he has promised to terminate and blacklist their contracts if they fail to start on laying the tarmac in only 90 days, or sue them and not compensate them‼️

Minista w’Ebyenguudo n’Entambula, Fred Byamukama, alabudde nti mpaawo kampuni gyebagenda kuddamu kuganya kuzannyira ku ssente z’omuwi w’omusolo. @FarishMagembe #NBSAmasengejje #NBSUpdates

Patients at Kashambya Health Centre III in Rukiga District are struggling to access quality care because the facility is falling apart. @NantaabaLukia #NBSYourStory #NBSUpdates

@nbstv @NantaabaLukia @BalaamBarugahar and @BaryomunsiChris This needs critical support.

@tumwesigye268 Yes ... with goodies

@tumwesigye268 Who invited you

Imagine falsifying a 43-year-old woman’s age to 88 to get her fired. The President corrects it, but she’s still posted twice against his directive, until he discovers it himself.

Happening now: The Court of Appeal sitting in Kampala has commenced a three-day Civil Appeals Session during which a total of 34 Civil Matters will be heard. The session is expected to run from today, Monday, 27 July 2026, to Thursday, 30 July 2026. Cases that were scheduled for tomorrow have been postponed to Friday, 31 July 2026, as tomorrow is a public holiday. It is being presided over by a panel of three Justices comprising Lady Justice Irene Mulyagonja, Justice Mike Musisi, and Lady Justice Esta Nambayo. The cause list signed by HW Natukunda Janeva (Deputy Registrar, Court of Appeal), matters being heard cover a wide range of civil disputes, including land, claims for damages, divorce, breach of contract, compensation, unlawful publication of news, taxation, and defamation among others. The Court will also hear an election petition appeal in Luyimbazi Elias Nalukoola v. Nambi Farida, in which the appellant, Elias Luyimbazi Nalukoola, challenges a High Court decision nullifying his election as Member of Parliament for Kawempe North in the 2025 Kawempe North parliamentary by-elections. Appellants and legal representatives are present in Court. The session is part of the Court's efforts to expedite the disposal of pending cases, reduce case backlog, and enhance access to justice

@NellyKumba Registrars should also be empowered to hear and determine applications for interim orders of stay, particularly where urgent intervention is necessary to preserve the status quo pending the hearing and determination of the substantive application by the Court.

Ministers have no right of way. - SP Michael Kananura #NBSMorningBreeze #NBSUpdates

The @JudiciaryUG quietly hollowed out every constitutional protection meant for the citizen. To dismiss an application for the most basic guarantee of liberty, on the technicality of not knowing who to direct it against, is complicity dressed as procedure.

Dan Ayebare @DanAyebare

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JUST IN: Court in Kampala has declined to issue an order of habeas corpus for the production of National Unity Platform Vice President Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi. Court ruled that Kivumbi, who was re-arrested in Mpigi on 10th July shortly after being released, would not benefit

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ECCMIS will officially Go- Live in Cluster Nine Court Stations under Gulu High Court Circuit and Wakiso Chief Magistrates Court 👇

A SIM card registration agent has been convicted and sentenced to one year in prison or a fine of UGX 500,000 for illegally registering a SIM card, contrary to the law. The irregularly registered SIM card was later used to defraud a student through a bogus scholarship scheme. This case serves as a reminder that compliance with SIM card registration procedures is crucial for protecting consumers and preventing communications-related crimes. Read more: ucc.co.ug/illegal-sim-re… #ConnectedUg2030 | #DigitalUganda @UCC_ED @UgCERT @ConsumerUCC @Bbossa

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Spain has earned $51 million. Argentina has earned $31 million. Ugandans have earned high blood pressure from supporting both teams.