Tag: Justice Emmanuel Baguma

Besigye Faints in Court As Treason Trial Begins, Rushed to Hospital

There was a moment of tension at the High Court during the opening of the treason trial, against veteran opposition politician Dr Kizza Besigye and his aide Hajji Obeid Lutale, when Besigye collapsed inside the courtroom while protesting a decision by the court to compel him to be represented by state-appointed lawyers. The incident occurred […]

Former Lord Mayor Lukwago Picked By SFC Operatives From Home

The former Kampala Lord Mayor and president of People’s Front for Freedom (PFF) party, Erias Lukwago has been picked up by security operatives attached to the Special Forces Command (SFC), from his home in Wakaliga, a Kampala suburb. According to videos circulating on social media, heavily armed operatives in military camouflage are seen taking strategic […]

Besigye’s Treason Trial Stalls As Accused Fail To Appear In Court

The trial judge in the treason case against Dr. Kizza Besigye and his co-accused Hajji Obeid Lutale, Justice Emmanuel Baguma, has adjourned the commencement of their treason trial to June 30th after both accused failing to appear before the High Court on Thursday. On Thursday, Prisons authorities only presented their co-accused Captain Denish Oola Ooya, […]

Besigye Denied Bail Again, Ordered to Take Plea

Veteran opposition politician Dr Kizza Besigye and his aide, Obeid Lutale, have been denied bail for the fourth time, as Justice Emmanuel Baguma ruled that criminal proceedings should not be stayed before plea taking. While delivering his ruling on Monday, Justice Baguma noted that, granting bail to Besigye and his co accused who have been […]

Besigye Trial: Hajj Obeid’s Daughter attacks Judge Baguma

The High Court in Kampala was on Thursday gripped with tension after Hajj Obeid Lutale’s daughter, Mariam Obeid launched a verbal attack at Justice Emmanuel Baguma over his refusal to refer the treason case of Dr Kizza Besigye, her father Hajj Lutale, and Capt Denis Oola to the Constitutional Court for interpretation. Mariam Obeid, brought […]