Pleased to share the official link to my article that has now been published in the CTLR (Thomson Reuters), Vol. 31 Issue 6, available via Westlaw UK: https://t.co/dnZs2BKSj6 I am also happy to share a few author copies for those interested, feel free to reach out.
Humbled to share that my article, “The Regulation of Social Media and Its Effects on Mainstream Media: Adequacy of the Uganda Communications Act”, will appear in the next issue (6th) of the Computer & Telecommunications Law Review (CTLR) by @thomsonreuters !
Keenly following the deliberations at International Bar Association (IBA) Conference 2026 in Copenhagen
I wasn't able to make it physically this year, but I have curated some of the sessions I will be attending virtually
Always grateful to the team @IBAevents#IBACopenhagen
WE ARE THE REGIONAL MOOT CHAMPIONS!🏆🥇
Team UCU has won the regional rounds of the Unwanted Privacy Witness Moot Competiton after defeating University of Dar es Salaam.
The team takes home a prize of $1500 & a full-funded trip to Accra, Ghana for the 2026 Africa Privacy Symposium.
This is the second win in a row for Team UCU, following a 2025 victory in Tanzania. #JoinUCU #Centerofexcellence
Excited to share that I have been selected to attend the Young ICCA Supper Club during the Singapore Convention week. Looking forward to meeting senior practitioners from across the world, exchanging ideas, and building competence in International Commercial Arbitration.
my idle thoughts titled ‘Colonial Relics in Uganda’s Criminal Procedure: The Case for Abolishing Committal Proceedings and Assessors in High Court Trials’ have been published in the University of Oxford's Commonwealth Law Journal.
https://t.co/iCFKcBrZ4N
Very few experiences teach you the business of law (private practice) like working in Big Law under several rainmaker Partners and just watching how they win work, negotiate fees, handle clients, invoice, execute tasks/matter management, etc.
You don't learn this in law school.
National Symposium on Juvenile Justice in Uganda at the Supreme Court Conference Hall recommends inter-agency coordination and innovative approaches to improve child friendly access to Justice. @FHRI2@bbstvug
I will be joining a panel of expert facilitators for the inaugural #Tanzania#Sports#Arbitration#Center workshop.
We will be breaking down key topics in sports law, dispute resolution & governance with unique insights to sharpen your understanding of the subject.
📅 *22nd Sept 2025* | 💻 *Online (Zoom)*
💳 *Fee:* TZS 100,000 (via Mpesa: 0743 181 871 – Judith Zebedayo Nyasebwa)
📌 *Register here:*
https://t.co/7ey2JPG0sK
Don’t miss this impactful training!
#SportsLaw
Asante Kenya NOC for inviting me to take part in the induction of the new executive committee. Happy to share experiences on how to govern & manage a National Olympic Committee (NOC). Wishing President Shadrack Maluki and team all the best in your tenure. Working together we can develop sports in our region. @Official_UOC@ubctvuganda@NBSportUg@briantukaa@andrewkabuura@iocmedia@AcnoaAnoca
@htuhairwe@thomsonreuters "...much is expected"😅. Thank you, and yes, this is but the start🤭. I am immensely grateful for the mentoring albeit indirectly.🙏
Humbled to share that my article, “The Regulation of Social Media and Its Effects on Mainstream Media: Adequacy of the Uganda Communications Act”, will appear in the next issue (6th) of the Computer & Telecommunications Law Review (CTLR) by @thomsonreuters !
This piece began as my undergraduate thesis under the guidance of my supervisor, @htuhairwe. When I asked if it was publishable, he said go for it.
4 years later, here we are. Deeply grateful for the encouragement that planted the seed.
We are proud to have Counsel Catherine Katushabe representing us at the 2025 Trial Advocacy Skills Training organized by @UgandaLawSoc in partnership with Justice Advocacy Uganda.
In the new role, I will lead the firm’s Litigation & Strategy team, overseeing operations, litigation management, legal systems, and team growth. It is an exciting season of learning, leadership and adding value.
Last week, I took on my first public assignment as Legal Manager at Buwembo & Co. Advocates, representing the firm at the Africa Electricity Symposium 2025.Grateful for this new chapter and the opportunity to contribute to key conversations shaping Africa’s energy and legal space
12.06.25
Called to the Bar.
The foundational phase of this journey, that started in March 2016, is now concluded.
Grateful to God for His grace; to family, mentors and friends for all their support. Looking forward to the future with hope and great expectation.📽 @ClareBz1
It would be amazing if our academic institutions hold public discussions and conferences where well researched articles/papers are presented and debated.
Going by the titles of these dissertations (and the content of the two I have so far read), @MakerereLaw undergrads are producing quality research in new and emerging areas of the law. Credit to them, and their supervisors
Cc @AcKakooza@bkabumba@RKirunda