Juliet Kigongo is a journalist for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company, based in Uganda. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including court cases, crime, politics, and social issues. Juliet aims to provide accurate and timely information to the readers, keeping them informed about the latest developments in the country.
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Juliet Kigongo's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics, court cases, and crime in Uganda. She frequently covers evolving legal stories and breaking news related to government officials, court cases, fraud, and crime.
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By: Juliet Kigongo
They said they will appeal against the sentence as they seek presidential pardon
By: Juliet Kigongo
Left to Right: Ms Geraldine Ssali, Michael Mawanda (Igara East MP), Lawyer Julius Kirya, Ignatius Wamakuyu (Elgon County MP), Registrar Leonard Kavundira and Paul Akamba (Busiki County) in the dock at the Anti-Corruption Court in Kampala on July 18, 2024. PHOTO | ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Juliet Kigongo
Former State Minister for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Mr Isaac Musumba. PHOTO/ FILE
By: Juliet Kigongo
Five suspects before Mwanga II Court in Mengo in Kampala on March 11, 2024, where they were charged with the murder of Ndiga Clan head Daniel Bbosa. PHOTO | ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Juliet Kigongo
Court further heard that all the eight fingerprints of the victims on the envelope found at the crime scene were negative except for the suspect Olimu which was clear
By: Juliet Kigongo
The group, which includes 34 men was on Thursday released on a cash bail
By: Anthony Wesaka, Juliet Kigongo
The High Court in Kampala has ruled that once you have gifted someone, you can’t turn around
By: Juliet Kigongo
They were asked to surrender their passports and not to leave the country without court's permission
By: Juliet Kigongo
They were asked to surrender their passports and not to leave the country without court's permission
By: Juliet Kigongo, Anthony Wesaka
"The prosecution witness we had arranged for today, spent a weekend upcountry and he underrated the entry into Kampala"
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