The Resident Judge of Kabale, Justice Karoli Lwanga Ssemogerere, has inspected the ongoing refurbishment of the Kabale Chief Magistrate’s Court, one of Uganda’s oldest judicial institutions, established in 1937 on Makanga Hill.
Justice Ssemogerere was received on Wednesday by His Worship Derrick Byamugisha, the Chief Magistrate of Kabale, who briefed him on the court’s daily operations and the progress of infrastructural developments.
The visit included a guided tour of the premises, which house three court halls and three office buildings located within the District Headquarters.
Justice Ssemogerere expressed satisfaction with the progress of the civil works and commended the collaboration between the High Court and the Chief Magistrate’s Court.
He emphasized the significance of efficient case management, stating, “The smooth coordination between our courts is critical to delivering justice without delay.”
The visit concluded with the introduction of the Chief Magistrate’s staff to the Resident Judge, who expressed his appreciation for their contribution to the administration of justice.
