In Brief
Aug 01, 2006
Judge sick<br>KAMPALA<br>Doctor Agrrey Kiyingi’s trial judge Rubby Opio Aweri was yesterday reported sick and unable to preside over the hearing. He said he needed a day’s rest to recover fully and hear the case today. prosecution led by Joan Kagezi, had secured a witness, detective constable
Judge sick
KAMPALA
Doctor Agrrey Kiyingi’s trial judge Rubby Opio Aweri was yesterday reported sick and unable to preside over the hearing. He said he needed a day’s rest to recover fully and hear the case today. prosecution led by Joan Kagezi, had secured a witness, detective constable Fred Nabeeta of Katwe Police Station.
Kony attends
NABANGA
LRA leader Joseph Kony met South Sudan’s vice-president for talks on the Sudan-Congo border yesterday, a Reuters witness said. In his first appearance at negotiations to end one of Africa’s longest conflicts, Kony, wearing a white shirt and white trousers, shook hands with a Ugandan government official before beginning talks with mediators. Journalists were not allowed to attend the talks.
Court gives
KAMPALA
The High Court yesterday returned Dr. Kizza Besigye’s passport, which he needs to travel to West Africa and the UK for political conferences. The Deputy Registrar of the Criminal Division of the High Court, Roy Byaruhanga, handed over the passport to Besigye’s lawyer, David Mpanga.
4 arrested
BUJUMBURA
Burundi has arrested four former high-ranking officials and opposition leaders over a suspected plot to destabilise the tiny central African nation, an intelligence source said yesterday.
The source said those arrested included former vice-president Alphonse Marie Kadege and Isaie Simbare, a former head of protocol for former president Domitien Ndayizeye.
Chief appears
KAMPALA
Former UPDF chief of training Lt. Col. David karuhanga returned to the General Court Martial yesterday to face charges that he diverted soldiers’ salaries to his personal use. However, the proceedings were held in camera.
KAMPALA
Doctor Agrrey Kiyingi’s trial judge Rubby Opio Aweri was yesterday reported sick and unable to preside over the hearing. He said he needed a day’s rest to recover fully and hear the case today. prosecution led by Joan Kagezi, had secured a witness, detective constable Fred Nabeeta of Katwe Police Station.
Kony attends
NABANGA
LRA leader Joseph Kony met South Sudan’s vice-president for talks on the Sudan-Congo border yesterday, a Reuters witness said. In his first appearance at negotiations to end one of Africa’s longest conflicts, Kony, wearing a white shirt and white trousers, shook hands with a Ugandan government official before beginning talks with mediators. Journalists were not allowed to attend the talks.
Court gives
KAMPALA
The High Court yesterday returned Dr. Kizza Besigye’s passport, which he needs to travel to West Africa and the UK for political conferences. The Deputy Registrar of the Criminal Division of the High Court, Roy Byaruhanga, handed over the passport to Besigye’s lawyer, David Mpanga.
4 arrested
BUJUMBURA
Burundi has arrested four former high-ranking officials and opposition leaders over a suspected plot to destabilise the tiny central African nation, an intelligence source said yesterday.
The source said those arrested included former vice-president Alphonse Marie Kadege and Isaie Simbare, a former head of protocol for former president Domitien Ndayizeye.
Chief appears
KAMPALA
Former UPDF chief of training Lt. Col. David karuhanga returned to the General Court Martial yesterday to face charges that he diverted soldiers’ salaries to his personal use. However, the proceedings were held in camera.