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Uganda: Ogoola to Tackle Backlog of Cases

The new Judicial Service Commission has promised to immediately fill the vacant positions in the Judiciary to speed up and clear the backlog of cases.

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  • Uganda:   Four Judges Retire

    Monitor, 29 October 2010

    With Ugandans already unhappy with the slow delivery of justice largely resulting from the inadequate numbers of judicial officers, the retirement of four senior judges has left… Read more »

  • Uganda:   26 Judges Transferred

    Monitor, 4 October 2010

    Principal Judge James Ogoola has appointed Justice Geoffrey Kiryabwire to head the Commercial Court in transfers that saw 26 judges of the High Court posted to new stations. Read more »

  • Uganda:   High Court Judges Sworn in

    Monitor, 3 August 2010

    Ten judges who were in June appointed to the High Court bench were yesterday sworn in at State House, Entebbe. President Museveni presided over the swearing-in ceremony that was… Read more »

  • Uganda:   Legislators Ask Govt to Appoint Judiciary Commissioners

    Monitor, 21 July 2011

    Parliament yesterday threatened to block the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) budget until President Museveni constitutes a new commission. Read more »

  • Uganda:   Work Stalls As President Delays to Appoint JSC

    Monitor, 20 July 2011

    Work at the Judicial Service Commission has stalled for over five months since the contracts of the commissioners expired, a situation seen to affect the administration of justice… Read more »

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