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A critical examination of the all-inclusive approach to corporate governance in Uganda: a case study of CELTEL (U) LTD.
(Makerere University, 2009)
It is widely perceived that the notorious collapse of Enron one of America’s largest companies in 2001, has focused international attention on company failures and the role that strong corporate governance needs to play ...
Protection of the right to health care of women living with HIV/AIDS (WLA) in Uganda: the case of Mbarara hospital
(2007-04)
The study examines factors that affect protection of the right to health care of Women Living with AIDS (WLA) in Uganda. It recognizes the critical role Anti-retroviral Therapy (ART) plays in the enjoyment of the rights ...
International environmental law and the question of banned chemicals: the legal implications of the use of DDT in Uganda
(2009-09)
It is reported that more than a million people die of malaria in Africa each year, and nearly 800,000 of them are young children. In Uganda, malaria is killing 320 Ugandans daily. Over the past generations it has killed ...
Indigenous justice systems and the administration of justice in Uganda: a study of Karamoja region
(2009-09-25)
The Karamoja region has had its own unique history underpinned by the way the region has been marginalised administratively from colonial times. The formal structures of administering justice and ensuring social order have ...
Intellectual property rights in Uganda: reform and institutional management policy formulation
(2006-12)
The Paper reviews the Law governing intellectual Property Rights in Uganda, identifies areas requiring reform relative to international treaties and the proposals of the Uganda Law Reform Commission. Finally is treatment ...
The impact of HIV/AIDS on the children’s right to education in Uganda: A case study of Wakiso District
(Makerere University, 2009-09)
The HIV/AIDS pandemic that was first realized in Central Uganda in the early 1980s has dealt a heavy blow on families and entire communities in Uganda, leaving in its trail millions of orphans and affected children. As a ...
Efficacy of Uganda’s copyright laws in combating music piracy
(Makerere University, 2009-09)
Copyright is the right granted to an individual to protect his skills and efforts in producing some work such as a book, song or picture. What is protected is the creativity in the choice and arrangement of words, musical ...
Decentralization without human rights?: local governance and access to justice in post-movement Uganda
(Human Rights & Peace Centre, Makerere University, 2007-06)
Uganda’s actions in the arena of decentralization have received critical acclaim for introducing a number of important changes to the practice of local government. Needless to say, after more than 20 years in place, the ...
Regional integration and tax harmonisation: A critical analysis of the East African Double Taxation Agreement
(Makerere University, 2009-09)
This study examines the role of a double taxation agreement in the Regional Integration of East Africa. It is believed that when countries enter into Double Taxation Agreement’s, it increases revenue by encouraging ...