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COURTS AND THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY TO PROTECT FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
(Makerere University Human Rights and Peace Centre, 2004)
Special Customers and Accounts of Customers
(Uganda Law Watch, 1998)
“WHAT MORE CAN BANKS DO TO STOP THE GROWING THREAT OF BANK FRAUDS”
(2022)
Banks deal in money and many other lucrative financial products, making them targets for criminal
exploitation and attacks. You would have heard the adage that “crime follows opportunity” and
since banks deal in lucrative ...
A Legal Analysis of the Electoral Process in Uganda During the 2021 General Elections:
(East Africa Law Society eals institute, 2021)
It is the right of every citizen to participate in the governance of their
countries, through many ways, including the right to vote as exercised
through free and fair elections. Elections in Uganda have had a history ...
‘STATES AND MARKETS AS TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN’
(2022)
This chapter provides an elaborate exposition of the law and its application bridging the gap
between markets and in so doing enables them to co-exist in fostering desired markets discipline
and stability. The term law ...
‘Anti-money Laundering Law and Policy as a double edged Sword!’
(Norman Mugarura (Ph.D.), 2022)
The thesis of this paper was drawn from the author’s presentation to security agencies in Kampala
in August 2019.2
In his presentation, the author opined that investigations into money laundering
offences should be ...
‘Anti-money Laundering Law and Policy as a double edged Sword!’
(Emerald, 2019)
The thesis of this paper was drawn from the author’s presentation to security agencies in Kampala
in August 2019.2
In his presentation, the author opined that investigations into money laundering
offences should be ...
THE WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION IS “A LOST CAUSE” WITHOUT ROBUST MEASURES TO REPATRIATE STOLEN ASSETS TO COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN
(2017)
The paper discusses the impediments inherent in using anti-corruption laws to
repatriate stolen assets to the victim state. It examines both state laws and the
international legal frameworks aimed at overcoming these ...
“It’s time African Countries utilized the WTO, Dispute Settlement Understanding more to leverage their International Trade Interests.”
(2022)
The paper unravels the law relating to WTO, Dispute Settlement Understanding, pointing out
why African Countries have failed to harness it to leverage international trade Interests. The
ability of African Countries in ...
Financial Service Regulation and Financial Inclusion in Uganda
(New Vision, 2023)
The surveys were carried out in 2006, 2009 and 2013 by Finscope to correlate whether
the improved regulatory environment for financial services had a corresponding
effect on increased demand, access to financial services ...