Uganda Case Law

Inspectorate of Government v Natwebembera (LCT NO. 12 of 2022)

Inspectorate of Government v Natwebembera (LCT NO. 12 of 2022) [2023] UGLCT 1 (17 January 2023)

Court

Leadership Code Tribunal of Uganda

Case number

LCT NO. 12 of 2022

Judges

Karugonjo, Chairperson, Kiyingi, Deputy Chairperson, Okelowange, Panel Member, Bakunzi, Birimumaaso

The Tribunal found that the respondent, as a leader under the Leadership Code Act, was required to declare all interests in assets, including unpaid-for shares in companies where he was a subscriber and founder member. The respondent's argument that unpaid-for shares were not declarable was rejected, as the law requires declaration of all interests, whether as assets or liabilities. The Tribunal emphasized that non-declaration undermines anti-corruption efforts and the integrity of public office. While the parties had attempted to settle for a lighter penalty, the Tribunal held that only it c…

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• Asset Declaration
• Leadership Code Breach
• Public Officer Sanctions
• Company Shares Declaration

Inspectorate of Government v Muwonge (LCT Application 9 of 2022)

Inspectorate of Government v Muwonge (LCT Application 9 of 2022) [2022] UGLCT 1 (8 November 2022)

Court

Leadership Code Tribunal of Uganda

Case number

LCT Application 9 of 2022

Judges

Karugonjo, Chairperson, Kiyingi, Deputy Chairperson, Bakunzi, Panel Member

The Tribunal found Tom Muwonge breached the Leadership Code by allowing misuse of a council vehicle, but ordered only a caution because the vehicle was repaired and the loss made good.

• Leadership Code Breach
• Abuse Of Public Property
• Disciplinary Sanctions
• Abuse-of-public-property
• Leadership-code-breach
• Disciplinary-sanctions