Against all odds, the leadership of the Radical New Bar of the Uganda Law Society (ULS) have remained steadfast to the spirit of the law.

They are standing up and standing tall for the “judicial property of the bar.”

Kudos to the now persecuted and exiled ULS President, Isaac Ssemakadde, and his entire Council.

The current Vice President of ULS, Asiimwe Anthony, is in a league of his own. He is a looker with dreamy eyes and is soft spoken, but firm in support of his fellow Radical New Bar leaders and their vision 2060.

Theirs is the first ULS administration to insist that members representing ULS on the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) must be elected by ULS members.

Civic activism rooted in humanism is the mission of blogger Owaraga NorahWe don’t have justice, law and order in Uganda today. For we do not have a properly constituted and functioning JSC. I invite you to CLICK HERE, watch and listen to a short video in which I expound on this point.

The implications for the greater good that the Radical New Bar led ULS is bequeathing us all are noteworthy.

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