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What a powerful evening with the Legal futurist, Gerald Abila , the visionary founder of BarefootLaw Throughout the conversation, one message stood out: serve humanity. His insights went far beyond legal innovation. He reminded us that the solutions we build should not

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Just in: Justice (rtd) Dr George W. Kanyeihamba has passed on. He served as a Supreme Court Judge from 1997 to 2009. Details to follow. #VisionUpdates

Last week’s #JSC with Elison Karuhanga. Gerald Abila of BarefootLaw shared great insights;whatever you decide to do, do it now, do it well &do it on time. Law is a channel to serve God and humanity. Be human above all else etc. Join us every Wednesdays. Alfred Muyaaka AfroBloggers

Today, we mourn the passing of Justice (Rtd) Prof. George Kanyeihamba; a man fashioned not for convenience, but for conviction. I knew him not only as a towering jurist, but as a historian of his own story, a teacher of reluctant students, and a man whose stubbornness was

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Join us today at 7:00 P.M as we reflect on the towering legacy of Prof. George W. Kanyeihamba, a jurist, scholar, and patriot. A man who gave the law a voice and gave justice a conscience. We will gather not just to remember, but to honour a life that shaped a generation.

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Alfred Muyaaka Listening to Nicholas Opiyo (Pronouns He/Him) just makes anyone including myself feel like listening to him all the time, anytime. You will always want to tune in to listen to every panelist discussion he is part of. Great and wise man.

Thank you to everyone Uganda Law Society Isaac Ssemakadde Chemutai 💗 Nicholas Opiyo (Pronouns He/Him) Joy E Mbabazi Elison Karuhanga who joined us in reflecting on the towering legacy of Prof. George W. Kanyeihamba, a jurist, scholar, and patriot. A man of unmatched brilliance, unwavering conviction, and

Prof. Kanyeihamba was a force—unyielding, brilliant & deeply human. His legacy challenges us to rise above mediocrity, live courageously, and speak truth without fear. It was an honor to be part of a conversation in his memory. Catch the recording via Elison Karuhanga & Alfred Muyaaka