Press Release

Soroti, Mbale High Courts Unveil Case Backlog Strategies

12th, February 2021
In a bid to ensure that courts work at reducing case backlog, a team from the Case Backlog Monitoring Committee was at Soroti and Mbale High Courts where they held meetings with Judicial Officers on how to deal with this matter. Read More »

Luwero High Court to be Operational by July, 2021

29th, January 2021
The Principal Judge, Hon. Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, named a six-member team to operationalize the Luwero High Court Circuit to handle cases from Luwero, Nakasongola, and Nakaseke districts. Read More »

New Bailiffs Association Executive Sworn-in

22nd, January 2021
The newly elected executive of the Uganda Court Bailiffs Association (UCBA) has been sworn into office.  Read More »

Court of Appeal in Data Cleaning Exercise

21st, January 2021
Heaps of files piled on desks, a team of Judiciary IT experts busy trying to harmonize the data captured electronically with the Court manual records, is what first gets your attention when you set foot in Court Room 1 at the Court of Appeal. Read More »

26 High Court Judges Transferred

19th, January 2021
The Principal Judge, Hon. Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, has shuffled 26 High Court judges in the latest judges' transfers that he announced on Tuesday, January 19,2021. Read More »

High Court Judges Prepare for Election Petitions

4th, January 2021
Judges of the High Court are holding a three-day symposium geared at preparing them on the management of election petitions when they arise out of the January 14, 2021 General Elections. Read More »

Industrial Court Commended for its Strides in Labor Justice

18th, December 2020
The Industrial Court in Uganda on Friday (December 18, 2020) held its Annual Court Open Day at the Ntinda Vocational Training Institute with the theme; "Enhancing Speedy Dispensation of E-Justice in the Administration of Labour Justice." Read More »

PJ Tours Mubende High Court Circuit

17th, December 2020
The Principal Judge has reassured Judicial Officers they while many of the problems they face will be addressed in a phased a manner due to improve the administration of justice.  Read More »