Anthony Wesaka is a Reporter at NTV Uganda. He covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, criminal law, and the judicial system, while also exploring topics related to travel and tourism, government, and public policy. Anthony's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Cigalah Group, Monitor Publications Limited - A Nation Media Group Company, and NationAfrica.
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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
Three elderly women have won a court battle against their nephew who had for a long time blocked them from accessing burial grounds on a 40-hectare piece of land. Mbarara High Court in its decision of December 23, 2024, held that Ms Muriel Baingana, Ms Sheeba Rukikaire, and Victoria Lutaaya are entitled to a share of the 40 hectares of land located in Kashari Block 16 Plot 3 in Mbarara District.
By: Anthony Wesaka
President Museveni (L) and Chief Justice Alfonse Owiny-Dollo. PHOTO/COMBO
By: Anthony Wesaka
Veteran opposition politician, Dr Kizza Besigye's supporters display a poster calling for his release as his lawyer, Erias Lukwago addressed journalists Dr Besigye's office at Katonga Road, Kampala on February 3, 2025. PHOTO/ ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Anthony Wesaka
Uganda High Commissioner to New Delh, Prof Joyce K Kikafunda receiving the Excellence award and a certificate of JLO World Convention Center in Mumbai, India with the Uganda delegation at the weekend. Photo credit/ Foreign Affairs Ministry
By: Anthony Wesaka
Justice Flavian Zeija, is the new Deputy Chief Justice. Photo | File
By: Anthony Wesaka
Ugandan opposition figure Dr Kizza Besigye and his co-accused Obeid Lutale depart the General Court Martial in Makindye, Kampala, after they were charged on offences related to security and illegal possession of two firearms and 8 rounds of ammunition on November 20, 2024. PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Anthony Wesaka
The leg of National Unity Platform mobiliser for Kasese District Samuel Masereka (right) with torture marks which he alleges were inflicted on him by officers at the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence in Mbuya, Kampala, where he was detained for more than 30 days. Left is a battered back of writer Kakwenza Rukirabashaija who operatives detained for more than a week since December 28, 2021. PHOTO/COURTESY/ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Anthony Wesaka
Dr Kizza Besigye and his aide Hajj Obeid Lutale together with their thirs co-accused Capt Denis Oola in the dock at the Nakawa Magistrate's Court on February 21, 2025. The trio faces treason charges. PHOTO | ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Anthony Wesaka
Justice Singiza, 56, has recently been in the public spotlight for handling several high-profile cases, including the controversial habeas corpus application filed by detained opposition figure Dr Kizza Besigye.
By: Anthony Wesaka
Outgoing Chief Registrar Sarah Langa Siu (Right), hands over an office seal to incoming Acting Chief Registrar, Pamela Lamunu Ocaya at the Judiciary headquarters in Kampala on March 7, 2025. PHOTO/HANDOUT
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