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Latest Updates on the Death of Judge Kenneth Kakuru

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The latest information in The Legal Reports newsroom regarding the death of outspoken Court of Appeal/Constitutional Court of Uganda Judge Justice Kenneth Kakuru indicates he will be buried this Saturday, 11th March 2023 at his ancestral home in Rwebishuri, Mbarara, Western Uganda.

According to the Judiciary, His body will be repatriated to Uganda from Nairobi where he died, today, 8th March 2023 at midnight.

A Special Court session will be held in honor of Justice Kenneth Kakuru at the Judiciary Headquarters tomorrow, Thursday, 9th March 2023.

And thereafter, an overnight vigil will be held at his home in Buziga, Kampala.

On Friday, 10th March 2023, a Funeral Service in honor of the late Judge will be held at All Saints Cathedral in Nakasero, Kampala ahead of an Overnight vigil at his home in Rwebishuri.


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Meanwhile, tributes (read more of them here) continue to stream in for Justice Kenneth Kakuru.

In a statement, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Jane Frances Abodo eulogized the deceased Justice of the Court of Appeal as a “meticulous, committed and intelligent legal guru who earnestly served as a distinguished advocate and Justice of the Court of Appeal of Uganda.”

“The office of the Director of Public Prosecutions will forever appreciate his insightful contribution to the administration of criminal justice in Uganda. We therefore join the country in mourning the passing of a great legal jurist.”

Justice Jane Frances Abodo, the DPP said.

Benjamin is a Digital Legal News Journalist (trained by Reuters) and digital media enthusiast who founded The Legal Reports website in January, 2020 while a fourth year law student at Makerere University school of law.

Prior to that, Benjamin used to write amateur blogs and some of his legal commentaries were published by the Daily Monitor and Independent Magazine - both leading publications in Uganda. He covers lawyers, law students, judges, judiciary, courts, law schools, and law firms.


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