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Nalubowa (right) and her lawyers, Samuel Muyizzi (2nd from right) and Lule Alexander(3rd from right), announcing their next cause of action on October 21, 2026. PHOTO/ MALIK FAHAD JJINGO
What you need to know:
- Nalubowa's lawyers said the judge erred in his ruling against her
On January 16: Masaka City Returning Officer Mr Ahmed Nadduli Musisi declared Ms Rose Nalubowa winner.
On January 29: Ms Justine Nameere dragged Ms Nalubowa and the Electoral Commission to court, challenging her victory, claiming that some of her votes were not counted. Through her lawyer Sam Ssekyewa, Ms Nameere claimed results from 11 polling stations were omitted and were never counted or consid- ered, which affected the results and gave Ms Na- lubowa an advantage to win the election.
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NUP’s Nalubowa to challenge court ruling upholding Nameere’s victoryThe legal battle stems from the January 15, 2026 parliamentary elections.
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Court dismisses NUP Nalubowa’s petition, confirms Minister Nameere as MP
Judge orders petitioner Rose Nalubowa to pay costs
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Court set to deliver ruling in Nalubowa, Nameere election dispute tomorrow
Cross-examined on the basis for certifying Nameere's win, Kugonza told the court that the commission acted in compliance with the certified results generated by the court-ordered recount
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Eddie Mutwe, three others granted bail in Lwengo assault case
Eddie Mutwe and Achilleo Kivumbi will remain in detention due to separate bail review matters pending before the Kawempe Magistrate's Court
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Gen Muhoozi orders release of ex-CMI boss Birungi despite ‘great crimes’President Museveni's son cited his Christian faith in the decision to release the former spy master
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Inside IGG report that sparked House cleanupThe 13-page August report also found that some employees did not possess the minimum academic qualifications required for their positions