Judicial services commission does recruitment regularly than it was before, and may people are recruited in different positions and different numbers. ~ Counsel Ndugwa Ivan
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According to Counsel Naula Hajiirah of the Judicial Services Commission, when disciplining judges, cases of indiscipline involving judges appointed by government are reported to the President for the final decision.
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The Judicial Service Commission provides information about the Judiciary to the general public, and we also train judges on different approaches to carrying out their duties. ~ Counsel Ndugwa Ivan
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Court Compliance conducts unannounced visits to various courts to monitor how judges carry out their duties, and any loopholes identified can be addressed immediately. ~ Counsel Ndugwa Ivan
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Hajat Shania, Director of One Ummah Uganda and known as the Mother of Orphans, spent the afternoon at Kawempe Mulago Referral Hospital donating infant clothes, head gears, stockings, blankets, and other items to help newborns stay warm and comfortable.
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Participants of the leadership training at Al Mustapha training institute Kyengera. Capacity building of leaders is key in community empowerment
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The Judicial Service Commission is a body established under the Constitution of Uganda that oversees all judges in Uganda. ~Counsel Naula Hajiirah from Judicial Services Commission.
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The Judicial Service Commission collaborates with other government agencies to streamline access to information and cut costs. ~ Counsel Ndugwa Ivan
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You are watching #SalamJudiciary show with Mariam Businge, hosting Counsel Ndugwa Ivan & Counsel Naula Hajiirah from Judicial Services Commission.
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Today I hosted a Team from Judicial Service Commission and discussed the Mandate of JSC and role played in delivery of Justice. @SalamTvUG and @JudiciaryUG#SalamUpdates
Bodaboda thefts are on the rise lately. Riders should be extra cautious about who they carry and where they go. Avoid unfamiliar areas, and make sure you have ways to secure your motorcycle whenever you park it. ~ ASP Ndyahabwe Charlotte - District Traffic Officer, Wakiso police Division
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We have a lot of security officers, but they can’t be everywhere at once. So we should put other measures in place like digital cameras, security dogs, and other tools to help when officers aren’t around. ~ ASP Ndyahabwe Charlotte - District Traffic Officer, Wakiso police Division
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.@HajjiKaliisa, MD of Salam TV, and @CharitySalam paid tribute at the Qatar Embassy in Kampala, hosted at Kampala Serena Hotel, following the passing of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. The Father Amir of Qatar died on 12 July 2026 at age 74. They was received by Abdallah Al Jofairi, the Chargé d'Affaires, on behalf of Ambassador H.E. Ahmed bin Mohammed Alzowaidi.
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The Chief Registrar, HW Agnes Alum, today hosted her first Press Breakfast with journalists from various media houses, highlighting the Judiciary’s commitment to fostering a strong, transparent and professional relationship with the media.
The engagement, held at the Supreme Court provided a platform for dialogue, exchange of perspectives and discussion on key developments within the Judiciary, as well as issues affecting court reporting.
The Chief Registrar described the media as a critical partner in the administration of justice, noting that journalists serve as an important bridge between the Judiciary and the public by communicating court processes and decisions accurately and responsibly.
She noted that regular engagement with the media is essential in strengthening mutual understanding and building a cordial working relationship that promotes the dissemination of timely, accurate and credible information to the public.
A key issue discussed during the engagement was the ongoing media accreditation exercise. HW Alum explained that the initiative is intended to streamline court reporting and establish a structured framework for media access to courts. She acknowledged that some journalists had experienced challenges during the transition but expressed confidence that the accreditation framework would ultimately improve coordination and cooperation between the Judiciary and the media.
The Chief Registrar further shared that the Judiciary is finalising its Media and Court Reporting Guidelines, which are intended to provide greater clarity on reporting procedures, strengthen coordination between court officials and journalists, and promote professional, accurate and responsible reporting of court proceedings.
She emphasized that the guidelines are not intended to restrict media freedom but rather to provide a clear operational framework that enables both the Judiciary and the media to effectively discharge their respective mandates while preserving the integrity of court processes.
Highlighting the Judiciary’s ongoing reforms, HW Alum outlined several initiatives under the institution’s transformation agenda, including the continued rollout of the Electronic Court Case Management Information System (ECCMIS), expansion of virtual court hearings, use of the Judgment Writing Tool and exploration of artificial intelligence to support transcription and judgment writing, with appropriate safeguards.
She also pointed to measures aimed at strengthening institutional accountability through the Performance Enhancement Tool (PET), increasing human resource capacity through the recruitment of additional judicial officers and support staff, and enhancing staff wellbeing through structured wellness programmes.
The Chief Registrar announced that the Third National Court Open Day will be held on 10 September 2026 at the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds. She also informed journalists that the High Court and Magistrates’ Courts vacation had commenced today and would run until 15 August 2026.
She clarified that court registries would remain operational throughout the vacation period to receive new filings and provide registry services, explaining that the recess enables judicial officers to write pending judgments and rulings, review completed work and prepare for the next court session.
HW Alum concluded by calling for continued partnership with the media as the Judiciary pursues its vision of delivering an accessible, efficient, transparent and people-centred justice system.
Speaking during the engagement, the Judiciary’s Public Relations Officer, HW James Ereemye Jumire Mawanda, thanked the journalists for attending and for raising pertinent issues affecting court reporting. He informed the media that the Principal Judge was handling matters relating to election petitions and emphasized that the concerns raised during the meeting would contribute to strengthening the working relationship between the Judiciary and the media
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