
An assessment of the legal regime governing the mining industry in Uganda
The overall objective of this study was to assess the legal regime governing the mining industry in Uganda.

What does Amama Mbabazi’s return to the fold mean? | PANORAMA – NTV
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa /February 28, 2021
Amama Mbabazi, has in principle agreed to work with his former bush war comrade, President Museveni, after a bitter fallout in 2014 when the former Prime Minister and NRM Secretary-General was sacked. What does his return to the NRM fold mean in the post 2021 election period where government continues to face criticism from Western powers? #NTVNews #NTVTonight #NTVWeekendEdition

Museveni: I’m NOT interested in this Power- Amama Mbabazi was unfair to me… I work for Uganda – Ben-LIVE
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa / Jan 3, 2021
I’m not interested in power, says Museveni

I am enjoying life out of politics – Mbabazi – NEW VISION TV
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa /May 16, 2018
Former presidential candidate Amama Mbabazi is enjoying life outside politics. New Vision TV offers analyzed news content on trending stories in Uganda, be it politics, business, and the day today life This is broadcast in various shows such as The daily News bulletin, the hourly news updates, the business show called The Handshake and Music News show. Since Uganda is known as the Pearl of Africa, New Vision TV has a show that broadcasts Uganda’s beauty called the Pearl of Africa.

Lawyer Severino Twinobusingye’s court award slashed from 12 billion to 20 million – NTV
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa / 30th April 2018
The Court of Appeal has reduced a 12 billion shillings award given as costs to a private lawyer Severino Twinobusingye to 20 million shilling. Twinobusingye was granted the award in 2013 for defending former cabinet ministers including former Prime Minister Patrick Amama Mbabazi, Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kuteesa and then internal affairs Minister Hillary Onek from vacating their offices on allegations of bribery.

Mbabazi, Rugunda move to block Crane Bank sale – Monitor
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa/November 6, 2016
Former Presidential Candidate Amama Mbabazi and Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda, among other shareholders of the defunct National Bank of Commerce (NBC), have asked the Constitutional Court to block the planned sale of shares of Crane Bank which took over it when it was closed four years ago.
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Mbabazi’s aide set free by general court martial – NTV
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa / July 27, 2016
Prosecution has withdrawn all the charges against Emmy Katabazi, an operative of the Internal Security Organization who was an aide to former premier and presidential candidate Amama Mbabazi . Katabazi’s case was before the General Court Martial in Makindye, Kampala. He was arrested last year for conducting himself in manner prejudicial to good order in the army and taking unofficial leave of absence. This was the first case before Lt. Gen Andrew Gutti, the the new chairman of the General Court Martial.

What next for Mbabazi after Supreme Court ruling? – NTV
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa / April 2, 2016
On Thursday, the Supreme Court upheld the election of President Yoweri Museveni after dismissing the petition field by former presidential candidate John Patrick Amama Mbabazi challenging his victory. So what next for Mbabazi the politician after losing the election and also losing the legal challenge. Sudhir Byaruhanga spoke to two political analysts who argued that Mbabazi will have to design robust strategies to remain political relevant ahead of the next elections in 2021 or else he could sink into political oblivion.

Ugandans await poll petition verdict – New Vision
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa /31/March/ 2016
By Betty Amamukirori
In the petition, several offences and illegal practices were allegedly committed contrary to the constitution.
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Muwema denies involvement in break-in at Mbabazi’s lawyers’ offices – NTV
Kampala, Uganda – East Africa / March 21, 2016
Renowned lawyer Fred Muwema of Muwema and Co Advocates has dismissed claims on social media that he was paid 900 million shillings to withdraw from Amama Mbabazi’s Petition pending a ruling at the Supreme Court. Speaking to NTV, Muwema said that there are some Bellicose individuals inside and outside the state trying to frustrate Mbabazi by bridging a gap between them. NTV also spoke to Information Minister Jim Muhwezi who also refuted claims that he is the one who clinched the 900 million shilling deal with Muwema. Muwema did not appear during the Mbabazi petition.
