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The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court decision ordering Imperial Royale Hotel, one of Kampala’s flagship luxury hotels, to refund government $1.46 million (about UGX 5.05 billion) and pay UGX 800 million in general damages, for what judges described as a fundamental breach of contract tied to preparations for the 2007 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). In a unanimous ruling delivered on November 4, 2025, justices Moses Kazibwe Kawumi, Irene Mulyagonja, and Oscar John Kihika dismissed the hotel’s appeal in its entirety, bringing to a close one of the most enduring and controversial legal battles from Uganda’s…
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Uganda’s Court of Appeal has today handed down a string of rulings that deepened the legal troubles of businessman Patrick Bitature and his Simba Group, while significantly strengthening the hand…
In a judgment delivered by Justice Christopher Gashirabake on April 25, 2025, the Court ruled that there was no legal basis to stay the High Court’s orders that quashed the Board’s rejection of Nsubuga’s reappointment and the appointment of an Acting CEO. The ruling clears the way for Nsubuga to resume leadership at URBRA, while paving the path for the appointment of a new, lawfully constituted Board. Background to the Dispute Martin Nsubuga, appointed as URBRA CEO for an initial five-year term, had sought reappointment prior to the expiry of his contract in May 2019. However, URBRA’s Board — composed…
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The Court of Appeal has ordered Standard Chartered Bank Uganda to pay Grace Tibihikira Makoko a total of over UGX 850 million in compensation following her unlawful dismissal from the bank in 2015. Delivering judgment in Civil Appeal No. 307 of 2020 on April 25, 2025, a panel comprising Justices Muzamiru Mutangula Kibeedi, Christopher Gashirabake, and John Kihika ruled that, although the original Industrial Court award had been excessive, Makoko was nonetheless entitled to significant compensation. Makoko, who had served as the Regional Head of Financial Markets and Wholesale Banking for East Africa, was terminated in 2015 without a hearing…
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