Press Release

Help us clean up the State - President Museveni appeals to Judiciary

26th, October 2015
President Yoweri Museveni said criminal political leaders are a disaster to the country and warned that idealists have been replaced by politicians using bribery and corruption to seek jobs rather than using their offices as a platform for strategy for direction. Read More »

20th Annual GoU and Development Partner JLOS Review

15th, October 2015
MUNYONYO- The\r\nJustice Law and Order Sector (JLOS) Annual Report 2014/15, provides information\r\non the performance of the Sector for Financial Year 2014/15 Read More »

Principal Judge shuffles High Court Judges - 22 Positions Still Vacant

8th, October 2015
KAMPALA- The Principal Judge, Hon. Justice Dr. Yorokamu Bamwine made changes in the High Court, re-deploying some Judges and assigning others extra responsibilities. Read More »

Chief Justice Embarks on Country-Wide Tour of Courts

30th, September 2015
The Chief Justice started a country wide tour of the courts aimed at familiarizing himself with the third arm of state whose reins he took over in March 2015. Read More »

UNRA Probe Gets 3 Months Extension

9th, September 2015
KAMPALA: The Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of Mismanagement, Abuse of Office and Corrupt Practices in the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) has been extended by another three months. Read More »

New Justices Appointed to the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal

8th, September 2015
President Yoweri Museveni appointed Justices of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal. Read More »

Justice Tumwesigye Sworn In To Judicial Service Commission\r\n

8th, September 2015
Supreme Court Justice Jotham Tumwesigye was on September 7, 2015 sworn-in as the ninth member to the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), replacing Hon. Justice Bart Katureebe, who recently was appointed Chief Justice. Read More »

Retire With all Your Benefits - President Museveni Tells Judicial Officers

7th, September 2015
President Yoweri Museveni has assured the Hon. Judges of state security after their retirement and said judicial officers should retire with 100% of their normal service benefits. Read More »
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