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Court Overturns Zaake’s Removal From Parliamentary Commission

Court Overturns Francis Zaake 's Removal From Parliamentary Commission

The Constitutional Court has this Thursday morning overturned the decision by parliament to remove Hon Francis Zaake, the Mityana Municipality MP from the Parliamentary Commission. The court in its judgment ruled that Zaake was illegally thrown out of the Commission (the top governing body of parliament) without a quorum. The judges also found House Speaker Anita Among to have had ...

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Andrew Mwenda To Challenge The Anti-homesexuality Bill If President Museveni Signs It

Andrew Mwenda says bobi wine is incompetent

Legendary media personality and Muhoozi project spokesperson, Andrew Mwenda, has apparently come out to reveal that he will challenge the Anti-homosexuality bill once the president of Uganda H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni signs it. In many cultures across the world, homosexuality is a sin and is considered a curse. Different countries have refused to embrace it saying it goes against their ...

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Outdated Marriage Laws Dropped By Court

Outdated Marriage Laws Dropped By Court

Following the reaffirmation that the consent age for marriage is 18 years, the Constitutional Court has outlawed child marriages. The petitioners in this case were Mr Michael Aboneka and Mr Martins Kirya. They argued that some laws allowed child marriages of their daughters who are 16 years. This makes these laws contradict the constitution that demands that one has to ...

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CDF, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba Summoned To Court

Muhoozi Kainerugaba; I Pity Those Who Think They Can Defeat The Bachwezi

The Commander of Land Forces, Lt Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has been summoned by the constitutional court. The court wants him to respond to a petition in which a lawyer accused him of expressing his presidential ambitions yet he is still a serving army officer. The court granted Muhoozi a 10 days grace period to file his defense upon receipt of ...

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