Today, I had a fruitful engagement with our senior elder and 1st National Vice Chairman to CEC of @NRMOnline, Al Hajji Moses Kigongo. His wisdom, knowledge, and understanding have been significant in the NRM achievements for decades now. @Coach_Gad
The most sophisticated theories of racialized and gendered capitalism discuss the “articulation” of capital and difference. But how does "articulation" take place? And why are certain "articulations" of race, gender, and capital so enduring?
My new article on these questions...
In a case successfully argued by our Founding Partner, Fred Muwema, the High Court declared it illegal for banks to transfer the full mortgage value from a parent title onto a single condominium unit.
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📜 My new paper on "The Hidden Architecture of Constitutions," to be published in the Research Handbook on Constitutional Change, edited by Oran Doyle and Mariana Velasco-Rivera.
📝 I show that a constitution’s hidden architecture exposes a people’s hopes and fears, values and views, and trust (or distrust) in future generations. Making this architecture visible gives judges, drafters, and scholars a sharper vocabulary for identifying which reforms merely tend a constitution and which quietly remake it.
👀 The full draft is available here: https://t.co/WjfXoJKXCZ
A Hospital Isn't Negligent Because a Patient Dies. It Is Negligent When the System Fails.
"Medicine is not an exact science, and a poor outcome does not of itself establish negligence; but neither are practitioners insulated from liability merely because they acted under difficult circumstances." Bonny Isaac Teko J.
This judgment is a landmark for medical negligence in Uganda.
The Court drew a crucial distinction between an unsuccessful medical outcome and substandard medical care.
It held that the emergency blood transfusion itself was not proved to be the direct cause of the baby's death. Yet, the hospital was still found liable because negligence lay in the cumulative institutional failures an eight-hour delay before meaningful review, failure to secure bedside specialist assessment, inadequate investigations, poor documentation, uncertainty over informed consent, and unsafe transfusion procedures.
Perhaps the most important principle is this: causation in medical negligence is not confined to one fatal act. A series of avoidable failures that materially reduce a patient's chances of survival can collectively establish liability.
This decision shifts the focus from blaming one doctor to examining the entire healthcare system. Hospitals will increasingly be judged not only by the competence of individual practitioners but also by the adequacy of their protocols, supervision, record-keeping, and emergency response.
A powerful reminder that in healthcare, systemic negligence can be just as deadly as individual negligence.
#MedicalNegligence #HealthLaw #HospitalLiability #TortLaw
Section 66 (2a) of the Employment (Amendment) Act of 2026 codified the ratio in Ahmed Ibrahim vs. Car & General Ltd; SCCA No.12 of 2002 (January 16, 2004) wherein Tsekooko, JSC held that an employee who completes probation without termination is deemed to have been confirmed👌🏿.
📢PUBLIC NOTICE
Temporary Suspension of LC I Involvement in Land Transactions During the Election Period. The public is advised to take note and comply until further notice.📌
UPDATE: Following the intervention of @BalaamBarugahar ,The chief administrative officer, Mbale district, has interdicted the district health officer,principal education officer,inspector of schools,and principal human resource officer, all on allegations of misuse of office.
Kampala Cement is now under receivership.
In this profile, we examine the professionals now steering one of Uganda's biggest corporate recovery assignments—KPMG Advisory Limited partners Edgar Isingoma and Nina Turyamuhabwa—after Trade and Development Bank (TDB) moved to enforce a USD49.3 million facility against the company.
Who are they, and what does their appointment mean for Kampala Cement, its creditors, employees and the future of the business?
https://t.co/O1iDk0q0eO
Baylor Global Real Estate Co. Ltd presents the premier conference where law meets property.
Join Advocates, Developers, Investors, Bankers, Valuers, Architects, and Government Officials for 2 days of high-level discussions on Uganda’s real estate legal landscape.
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Land disputes. Loan variations. Leasehold expiry.
Who owns the land? Can your tenure get bank financing?
Get answers at the *Law & Real Estate Conference 2026*
3rd-4th Aug | Mestil Hotel Kampala
Early Bird 200K ends 10th July!
Link in bio to register 🔗
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From 3rd to 7th August 2026, @ChurchofUganda_ will hold its 28th Provincial Assembly at @UCUniversity in Mukono.
The Provincial Assembly is the supreme legislative and representative governing body of the Church of Uganda.
According to Article 6(1) of the Provincial Constitution, 1972 (as amended in 1994 and 2016), and Canon 1.5.1 of the Provincial Canons, 1997 (Reviewed in 2018), the Provincial Assembly is the highest body expressing the united life of the Church of Uganda and has supreme authority to speak and act on behalf of the Church.
It brings together representatives from all dioceses to deliberate on matters affecting the Province, formulate policies, make Canons (Church laws), and provide strategic direction for the Church.
His Grace @Archbp_COU is the Chairman assisted by the Dean of the Province.
The life of the Provincial Assembly is four years.
Photo: Some of the delegates at the 27th Provincial Assembly