Norah Owaraga

Dinosaur T-Rex enforcer of criminal justice

Telling stories, I find, facilitates effective explanation. So I share my story, in order to exemplify the plight of justice seekers in my country, to the extent, if I could, I would bring back a version of T-Rex, programmed to enforce dispensation of criminal justice. As you read my story, I invite you to take…

Experience more of Sudanese coffee culture

From 22nd to 31st July 2025, there is an on-going exhibition, “inspiring change – the business women of Sudan” at the Green Room of the National Theatre in Kampala, with FREE entry. At the exhibition, I had the opportunity to interact with amazing and resilient entrepreneurial women of Sudanese decent who have migrated to Uganda,…

Sounds of nature

I love to work while I listen to the sounds of nature. Chirping of birds, the of sound leaves ruffled by slight winds. Sound of water – a river, a lake splashes on rocks; rain lightly falling on a tin roof. I had it all, but development has come to my area. Now, in order…

ULS pro bono week focus on police

Tomorrow, 21st July 2025, marks the start of the Uganda Law Society 15th Annual Pro Bono Week. This has got me thinking about the role of the Uganda Police Force in the justice, law and order sector. Remember when President Museveni decried the kawuukumi in the Police Force and promised to rid the force of…