Because the Sovereign LORD helps me, I will not be disgraced. Therefore have I set my face like flint, and I know I will not be put to shame. Isaiah 50:7
“I had to heal my trauma for my marriage to work. I wanted to be the man in my marriage. Marriages are failing because women want to be the men in the marriage. Many women provoke men yet they’re the problem.”- AIDAH
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Blood-stained government.
Blood-stained police service.
They killed Albert Ojwang — then moved heaven and earth to bury the murder. Deleted footage. Formatted DVRs.
A “self-inflicted injuries” lie sold to a nation
But Albert’s spirit fought back — and won!
The cover-up is exposed. Top to bottom.
#JusticeForAlbertOjwang
Registration Is Not Enough: Title Alone Won't Win You Judgment
"A judgment on admission requires a clear, unambiguous and unconditional admission of facts by a party."
In Movit Products Ltd v Attorney General, the High Court drew an important distinction in land litigation: being the registered proprietor does not automatically entitle a party to judgment on admission.
Movit argued that the Government had effectively admitted its ownership after a Registrar's report confirmed that the company held certificates of title over the disputed land. But the Court refused to shortcut the trial.
Why? Because ownership and exclusive possession are not always the same issue. The Attorney General maintained that the Uganda Prisons Service had an interest in the land, while a separate pending suit also challenged the root of the title. Those competing claims meant there were still triable issues.
The ruling is a reminder that Order 13 Rule 6 of the Civil Procedure Rules is reserved for the clearest of cases. Where the alleged admission leaves room for competing rights, disputed possession, or unresolved questions of title, the court will insist on a full trial rather than determine rights summarily.
A registered title may be powerful evidence but where the facts remain contested, it is not a substitute for proof.
#CivilProcedureandligation #JudgmentOnAdmission
Is it just me, or are a lot of these AI songs starting to sound the same???😩
Especially the gospel ones.
They have the words, melodious voices, & ofcourse a catchy beat… butttttt… it just sounds lifeless. 😑
You can tell something deeper is missing🥹
One rainy day, walking down Kagugube Road from class at @LDC_Uganda , bag in hand, soaked but unbothered. I had no idea anyone was watching, let alone taking a photo. I still don't know who took this picture, but I'll never forget what it captures.
That walk was just one of many during the Bar Course.
The years of believing, the doubt I never said out loud, and the quiet promise I made to a younger version of myself who only ever wanted one thing: to be a lawyer. Not a job. A calling I held onto since childhood.
Today, that dream is now a reality
I couldn't be there in person for graduation, but my heart was on that podium with every classmate who walked across it. We built this together, and I carry their joy as much as my own.
Today, I can proudly my childhood dream has been fulfilled, but I'm just getting started🔥🔥🔥