Ham-DTB case: Understanding how Supreme Court denied Hamis Kiggundu justice
The Supreme Court generally mishandled the Ham vs DTB Civil Appeal No. 13/2021 when it delivered its judgment on the ...
Tag: Hamis Kiggundu
Ham-DTB case Sent back to High Court for Retrial
Supreme Court has referred back to the Commercial Division of the High Court the shs 120 billion loan case between ...
Ham moves to Block Supreme Court judgement Delivery in DTB 120b loan Case
Businessman Hamis Kiggundu has petitioned the Supreme Court in Kampala asking them not to deliver their judgement as planned, in ...
Opinion: A case of Twists, conflict of Interest and where Illegalities are Deliberately ignored
What seemed as a clear cut case and one seemingly headed to set a precedent and earn a place in ...
Museveni tells UAE billionaires: Ham Kiggundu is Youngman but has Vision
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni lavished praise on businessman Hamis Kiggundu alias Ham while meeting investors at a foreign trip in ...
Businessman Ham escorted Museveni to UAE to woo Investors to Uganda
Kampala based property mogul Hamis Kiggundu popularly known as Ham is among the local businessmen who have won President Yoweri ...
Court dismisses BoU’s application to join DTB case against Ham
Bank of Uganda has lost an application in which it sought to join as ‘amicus curie’ (friend of the court), ...
Judicial Service Commission responds to Ham over Principal Judge’s biased Conduct
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has written to businessman Hamis Kiggundu responding to his complaint he raised against the Principal ...
Ham asks Judicial Service Commission to probe Principal Judge over DTB case
Tycoon Hamis Kiggundu the CEO of Ham Enterprises has requested the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) to investigate Principal Judge Flavian ...
Ham’s Lawyer, Muwema, Scoffs at UBA for Peddling Ignorance and Fake News in Attempt to Defend DTB
Renown city lawyer Fred Muwema has issued a stinging letter to Uganda Bankers Association after its CEO Mathias Katamba regarded ...
