Intellectual Property Law Uganda

Dr. Anthony Kakooza—renowned as the “Godfather of Intellectual Property Law in Uganda”—shares his journey through academia, legal practice, and IP reform. From landmark cases to global consultancy, he reflects on leadership, mentorship, and building a balanced legal career rooted in purpose and humility.
Dr. Anthony Kakooza, Head of the Intellectual Property Department at Byenkya, Kihika & Co. Advocates, has been hailed as the “Godfather of IP Law in Uganda” for his pioneering role in shaping the country’s legal landscape around intellectual property.

From the Classroom to the Courtroom: Q&A With Dr. Anthony Kakooza on Balancing Academia and the Evolution of Intellectual Property Law in Uganda

But beyond the accolades lies a multidimensional journey—rooted in a deeply academic household, forged in the crucible of litigation, and refined through global engagements and policy advocacy. In this wide-ranging conversation with
Edgar Tabaro: Legal Mind, Farmer, Strategist—and a Man of Many Worlds. A founding partner at KTA Advocates, Tabaro embodies a rare blend of courtroom intellect, academic rigor, and agricultural passion—shaping Uganda’s legal and policy landscape while staying rooted in the land.

Edgar Tabaro – Juggling a Career as a Lawyer, and a Farmer with a Passion for Geopolitical Interests

Dennis Asiimwe (DA): Morning, Edgar. I have often wondered – would the honorary term ‘Senior Counsel’ be accurately applied when addressing you? Edgar Tabaro (ET): {Laughing into his coffee} The title Senior

 

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