Third-party Mortgages: Legal Formalities, Judicial trends, and Practical implications By Fortunate Kirabo, Legal AssistantThird-party mortgages are growing increasingly common in the banking industry. Individuals holding land under any form of…
Evolution and Impact of Changes in the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (PPDA) Act in Uganda By Adam KabalegaPublic procurement plays a central role in governance, particularly in…
The Uganda v. Ajuk Case: Financial Implications and Impacts on the Banking Sector in Uganda by Mark Obel-Omia. February 18th 2025 Introduction The Uganda v. Ajuk ([2025] UGHCACD 1) is a…
Public procurement dispute resolution Blair Kalivayo Associate, Dispute Resolution blair.kalivayo@orimaco.com August, 2022 Introduction Administrative Review is the process of handling complaints arising out of alleged breaches of procurement laws. After…
A Golden Opportunity: Uganda’s Strategic Push to Build Gold Reserves James Orima September 8, 2025 Uganda is taking bold steps to bolster its economy with the launch of the Domestic…
World bank ends ban on nuclear power projects paving way for Uganda's nuclear program The World Bank has agreed to end a ban on funding nuclear energy projects. The Bank…
URSB Issues Public Notice on Renewal of Expired Trademarks Uganda Registration Services Bureau issued a Public Notice advising trademark owners with expired marks to renew their marks within 30 days…
The Electricity Act, Chapter 145 of the laws of Uganda was enacted in 1999 and amended in 2022. Its objective is to regulate the generation, transmission, sale, export and distribution…
Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets is premised on the basic principles of non-discrimination, transparency, accountability, and fairness, maximization of competition and ensuring value for money, confidentiality, economy and…
