Delayed Justice, Part III: Understanding politics behind constitutional decisions

It’s more than two decades since the Constitutional Court was established in Uganda. The court hit the ground running but is now burdened by a backlog of cases. In the last of a three-part series, The Observer’s Sulaiman Kakaire examines the nature of reliefs the court has been granting and how politics has influenced its […]

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Justice Delayed, Part II: Petitioners bemoan delayed justice in Constitutional Court

It’s more than two decades since the Constitutional Court was established in Uganda. The court hit the ground running but is now burdened by a backlog of cases. In the second of a three-part series, The Observer’s Sulaiman Kakaire examines the effect of case backlog on delivery of justice, and the role of politics in […]

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Delayed Justice, Part I: How case backlog came to dog Constitutional Court

It’s more than two decades since the Constitutional Court was established in Uganda. The court hit the ground running but is now burdened by a backlog of cases. In the first of a three-part series, The Observer’s Sulaiman Kakaire finds out why. This article was published with funding from ACME’s Enhanced Media Reporting for Transparency and […]

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Tortured mayor quietly released as more detainees accuse security

Following public outcry and condemnation over the torture of Kamwenge Mayor Godfrey Byamukama at Nalufenya detention facility, police released him quietly. However, 21 suspects detained in a similar manner are accusing government of various human rights violations. Haggai Matsiko of The Independent magazine, brings their story to light. The article was published with funding from […]

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Millions still illiterate 20 years after start of UPE programme

Twenty years ago, government introduced Universal Primary Education (UPE), to among others, fight illiteracy in the country. However, it’s 2017 and millions of Ugandans still haven’t enrolled for formal education and therefore can’t read and write. Daily Monitor’s STEPHEN KAFEERO finds out why in this feature that was published with funding from ACME’s Enhanced Media […]

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Why is it more expensive to build roads in this country? Part II

The government has been prioritising infrastructure development as a means of accelerating economic transformation. However, the high cost of investment in the sector has raised concerns. In final and second part of this feature, New Vision’s RONALD MUGABE explores the cost of raw materials on the overall cost of infrastructure projects. The story was published […]

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Why is it more expensive to build roads in this country? Part I

The government has been prioritising infrastructure development, arguing it’s a sure way the country’s economic transformation will be accelerated. However, there have been lingering concerns about the Uganda’s high cost of infrastructural projects compared to that of its neighbours. New Vision’s RONALD MUGABE finds out why, in Part I of this special feature that was […]

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