Areas of legal work
My practice and public-service experience spans civil and criminal litigation, constitutional and administrative law, commercial law, employment and labour relations, environmental law, land matters, regulatory enforcement, institutional governance and public-sector advisory work. Across my career, I have prosecuted, defended, supervised, managed or coordinated more than 1,000 matters before courts, tribunals, arbitration panels and disciplinary bodies.
Teaching and mentorship
At Makerere University from 2000 to 2007, I served as a Teaching Assistant / Assistant Lecturer, taught law and business-law subjects and supervised more than 60 dissertations and research papers. I have continued to mentor younger advocates and legal professionals throughout my practice.
Boards, institutions and governance
Across senior roles at the Uganda Communications Commission, the National Environment Management Authority and Makerere University, I advised Boards, Councils and management on governance, legal risk, regulatory compliance, policy development, institutional decision-making and protection of institutional assets.
Further professional training
My professional development includes doctoral study and research-skills training at Unicaf University Zambia; Institute of Chartered Secretaries programmes in corporate governance and company secretarial practice; Inspire International, Dubai training in corporate governance and domestic and international contracts; Legislative Drafting at the ILI–African Centre for Legal Excellence; and Makerere training in Project Planning and Management and Public Administration and Management.
Professional memberships and research profile
I am a member of the Uganda Law Society and East Africa Law Society. My current doctoral research examines artificial intelligence, legal research and Uganda’s Judiciary, with particular attention to precedent, judicial discretion, transparency and judicial independence.
Family & heritage
Family and heritage remain important to my identity and sense of responsibility. They sit alongside a professional life shaped by service, institutional leadership, teaching and legal practice.
Agriculture & enterprise
Beyond law and academia, I am involved in macadamia farming, which I developed substantially during the COVID-19 period. The venture reflects my interest in long-term investment, productive use of land, enterprise, adaptability and sustainable livelihoods.