Day 1 in pictures at the Supreme Court in Kampala

MEDIA: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PETITION NO.1 2016 AMAMA MBABAZI Vs YOWERI MUSEVENI














SOURCE: ( New Vision, 10th March, 2016, https://tseverinoadvocates.com/politics/in-pictures-polls-petition-day-2/ )

What next for Mbabazi after Supreme Court ruling? – NTV

Muwema denies involvement in break-in at Mbabazi’s lawyers’ offices – NTV

Museveni lawyers ask court to dismiss Mbabazi petition with costs – NTV

Badru Kiggundu appears before Supreme Court election petition hearing – NTV

Mbabazi Petition: Supreme Court to rule on “Friends of the Court” application on Monday – NTV

Point Blank: Mbabazi’s lawyers get burgled – NTV

MBABAZI LAWYERS’ OFFICES BROKEN INTO Laptops and documents ‘including Affidavits stolen’ – WBS

President Museveni Served With Electoral Petition by Mbabazi’s Lawyers – UBC
President Yoweri Museveni has been served with the petition challenging his re- election by lawyers representing Amama Mabazi at State house Entebbe.
Watch the video below:
SOURCE: ( Uganda Broadcasting Corporation, 4th March, 2016, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kv1LiOgeccE )

Museveni to be served summons to defend self
Yoweri Museveni who was re-elected as president in the February 18 polls is set to be served with summon letters requiring him to respond to the election petition that was filed against him by former presidential candidate Amama Mbabazi.
According to Maggie Lukowe, Mbabazi’s communications officer, Museveni will be served by a team of lawyers including Severino Twinobusinge and Micheal Akampurira at State House Entebbe at exactly 2.00pm, today.

Court requires that in such rare cases, the respondent is served personally by the petitioners’ lawyers. Therefore, the summons will be handed over to the president and not his representatives, of which he has to confirm receipt.
This follows an election petition filed by Mbabazi on Tuesday this week challenging the declaration of Museveni as the duly elected president, and seeking for nullification of the results.
The petition was filed by Mbabazi against Museveni, the Electoral Commission and the Attorney General.
Mbabazi emerged third in the race, managing a dismal performance of 1.5% of votes cast.
SOURCE: ( New Vision story by Betty Amamukirori, 3rd March, 2016 )
