Uganda: Obore, Six Others Granted Bail
Justice Michael Elubu set bail from Shs20 million to Shs35 million for each accused and ordered passports and property titles held as security.
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Uganda: Obore, Six Others Granted Bail
Interdicted Parliament Director of Communications and Public Affairs Chris Obore and six colleagues facing charges in the alleged Shs27 billion corruption scandal have been granted bail by the Anti-Corruption Court.
Ex-Parliament Comms Boss Obore Out on Bail Over Billions in Missing Funds
Former Parliament Director of Communications Chris Obore is out on bail, at least for now. Court granted him Shs30 million cash bail on Wednesday, alongside six other former Parliament officials facing him in the dock. He was ordered to deposit his land title from Kiwanga, Mukono, together with his passport, and his sureties were bonded […]
Corruption: Obore, Six Others Granted Bail In Shs27bn Graft Scandal
By Spy Uganda Parliament’s interdicted Director of Communications and Public Affairs, Chris Obore, and six other officials accused in a Shs27 billion corruption case have been granted bail by the Anti-Corruption Court after more than two months in Luzira Prison. The court granted Obore a cash bail of Shs30 million and ordered his sureties to…
Obore, Six Others Granted Bail in Parliament Shs27bn Corruption Case
KAMPALA – Interdicted Parliament Director of Communications and Public Affairs Chris Obore and six co-accused were on Wednesday granted bail by the Anti-Corruption Court in connection with the alleged mismanagement of billions of shillings intended for parliamentary donations and corporate social responsibility activities. Justice Michael Elubu ordered Obore to pay a cash bail of Shs30 […]
Parliament Director of Communications Obore granted bail
KAMPALA: The Anti-Corruption Court has granted Parliament Director of Communications and Public Affairs Chris Obore cash bail of Shs30 million in a case where he and six other officials are accused of mismanaging Shs26.8 billion belonging to Parliament. Justice Michael Elubu has also ordered Obore to deposit the title deed of his residence in Kiwanga, his passport, and provide sureties worth 300 million shillings. The other accused persons, …
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