Anthony Wesaka is a reporter for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company, based in Uganda. With a focus on local news, Anthony covers a wide range of topics including politics, legal issues, and current events. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Anthony Wesaka's coverage predominantly focuses on the justice system, court cases, legal issues, and government-related topics in Uganda. He has a keen interest in breaking news related to the legal sector and evolving stories within the Ugandan government and politics.
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By: Anthony Wesaka
Ugandans are set to go to polls in early 2026 to elect their next President, members of Parliament, and local council representatives. The previous election cycles have witnessed scenarios of violence and riots, especially when one side feels unfairly edged out.
By: Anthony Wesaka
This month, the national carrier, Uganda Airlines will make five years of spreading its wings across the East African region, India, West Africa, and the United Arab Emirates. The fifth birthday will coincide with the launch of three more routes this week to Abuja in Nigeria, Lusaka, and Harare.
By: Anthony Wesaka
The petitioner, Mr John Ssempebwa, who claims to have lived and worked in Mutundwe, Rubaga Division, and its surroundings for the past 50 years, wants names such as Lord Frederick Lugard, Captain William, Sir Henry Edward Colville, Colonel Trevor Ternan, Sir Henry (Harry) Hamilton Johnston, the Kings African Rifles (KAR), and Sir Gerald Herbert Portal removed from the city roads and streets.
By: Dpp Samali Wakooli
Ms Molly Katanga, the key suspect in the murder of her husband, businessman Henry Katanga, is wheeled into the High Court premises in Kampala on July 3, 2024. PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Anthony Wesaka
Through the lawyers of the Centre for Legal Aid, Mr Ssemakadde now wants the court to issue a permanent injunction restraining Mr Kiwanuka or any person from acting in the office of the Attorney General in violation of Article 113(4) of the Constitution.
By: Juliet Kigongo, Anthony Wesaka
The high-profile murder case in which five people are charged in connection with the killing of Kampala businessman Henry Katanga, resumed after a 10-day break
By: Anthony Wesaka
Asia Africa Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO) "serves as an advisory body to its member states in the field of international law and as a forum for Asian-African co-operation in legal matters of common concern.”
A forensic scientist, Mr Andrew Kizimula Mubiru, hands over the exhibits after testifying before court on August 27, 2024. PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Anthony Wesaka
The national carrier is also set to open two more new routes later this month.
By: Anthony Wesaka
Byamukama appealed to the Nigerian government to consider revising visa fees for Ugandans, citing that Nigerians pay only $50 (about Shs185,794) for a Ugandan visa
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