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Nabakooba specifically highlighted Bussi Island in Wakiso District on Lake Victoria, where local residents have protested as multiple claimants sought boundary-opening rights on the same parcels of land. Such overlapping claims have become a growing issue across Uganda, exacerbated by disputes over land ownership and outdated succession records. Nabakooba urged district land offices to treat forgery as a serious crime, reminding them that it carries significant legal consequences.

Minister Warns of Rising Land Fraud in Uganda

(Mukono) – Uganda’s Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba raised serious concerns over a rising trend of forged land documents, emphasizing the…

The Court of Appeal has granted Jomayi Property Consultants a temporary halt on liquidation proceedings pending the outcome of an appeal.

Court Halts Jomayi Liquidation Process

(Kampala) - Jomayi Property Consultants, a major Ugandan real estate firm, has secured a temporary stay on liquidation after the…

The Uganda shilling experienced a volatile session on Tuesday, weakening due to strong demand from the energy sector before partially recovering, with money markets showing tight liquidity.

Dollar Demand Weakens Uganda Shilling’s Position

(Kampala) – The Uganda shilling started the trading session on Tuesday at 3662/3672 against the US dollar, but soon lost…

Police Dog Tracks Down Malaba Transformer Hooligan

Heavy Fines, Jail Terms for Power Line Offenders

(Kampala) - Several individuals involved in vandalizing power lines and possessing stolen electric materials have been sentenced in a government…

Money Lenders Reject Interest Rate Limits by Parliament

(Kampala) - Uganda’s moneylenders have rejected the newly passed Tier 4 Microfinance Institutions and Money Lenders Bill, 2024, which now…

Kenya’s exports to other African countries rose by 26% in 2024, reaching $1.93 billion, driven by increased demand for tea and jet fuel, along with stronger bilateral relations with key African markets.

Kenya’s Exports to Africa Increase by Over 26% in 2024

(Kenya) – Kenya’s exports to other African countries grew by 26% in the first seven months of 2024, reaching $1.93…