Chief Justice Benjamin Odoki has summoned justice Remmy Kasule and Stephen Kavuma over their reported refusal to disqualify themselves from the panel hearing Edward Kiwanuka Sekandi election cases yet there is an allegation of personal bias.

Justice Odoki has summoned the two judges following a petition Jude Mbabali of the Democratic Party to the Chief Justice.

In a letter Mbabali’s lawyers of Lukwago and company advocates lodged at the Chief Justice’s office, the petitioners alleged that the Vice President Sekandi is a brother in law to Justice Remmy Kasule.

It was also further alleged that Justice Kavuma and Sekandi transact business together in a Limited Liability company based in Rubaga. The sources told us that the two judges in question will meet Odoki over this issue this week.

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The credit crunched Mbidde was left cursing the NRM government for failing to subsidize fuel prices.

As if this was not enough, Mbidde who was moving from entebbe to Kampala had no coin at the moment.

He was only saved by one of his friends who was on his way back home. When this pal of Mbidde came, he requested him to rend him 30,000 shillings such that he refuels the escalades.

Mbidde later drove to his Mbidde and Company advocates office at Shumuko building in Kampala formerly Katatumba suites.

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Some people around the country have been baffled and wondering where the legal advisor of DP, Mukasa Fred Mbidde is getting all the money he is splashing in town.

Many people have been overheard alleging that Mbidde gets the money from statehouse, fraud and others claim that the young lawyer receives money from homosexuals.

 But our reporters have learnt that Mbidde doesn’t get the money from any of these sources. We have learnt that Mbidde who owns a series of vehicles and houses in town has two main sources where he gets the dime.

 One is that Mbidde is a land dealer and property blocker. He goes to Europe, china and Middle East and persuades investors to come to Uganda after convincing them that land in Uganda is cheap yet the market for their products is largely available.

So when they come, Mbidde connects them to big people in government who also connects them to the president. On this deal Mbidde gets the commission in dollars. Another source of money for Mbidde is his law firm of Mbidde and company advocates.

When asked whether he gets money from statehouse he had this to say, “I earn more than an ordinary Uganda minister per month, does it mean that statehouse loves me more than ministers or any of this official?’

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Mwondha says she is aggrieved by the two defaming articles published in the Sunday Monitor newspaper in August 2007, indicating that she was fraudulently receiving two salaries, one as IGG and another as a judge.

She says that the said articles showed that government had commission an investigation against her and a report had been made recommending that she should be sacked and prosecuted for offences of corruption and abuse of office.

Mwondha is seeking for general and aggravated damages and also an injunction restraining the respondents, their servants and agents from publishing such false and malicious statements against her.

She also wants court to order them pay costs of the suit.  Mwondha has filed the suit through Omunyokoo and Company advocates.

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The credit crunched Mbidde was left cursing the NRM government for failing to subsidize fuel prices. As if this was not enough, Mbidde who was moving from Entebbe to Kampala had no coin at the moment.

He was only saved by one of his friends who was on his way back home. When this pal of Mbidde came, he requested him to borrow him 30,000 shillings such that he refuels the escalades.

Mbidde later drove to his Mbidde and Company advocates office at Shumuko building in Kampala formerly Katatumba suites. Ultimate Media

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