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Uganda: Lawyers Raise Concerns Over Handling of Case Against Driver in Next Media Crash

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Kampala -- Lawyers representing the families of former Next Media employees Isaac Ndamagye and Badru Kasirye have asked the Kajjansi Magistrates Court to consider allowing the families to participate more fully in the criminal case arising from their deaths.

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Uganda: Lawyers Raise Concerns Over Handling of Case Against Driver in Next Media Crash

Kampala -- Lawyers representing the families of former Next Media employees Isaac Ndamagye and Badru Kasirye have asked the Kajjansi Magistrates Court to consider allowing the families to participate more fully in the criminal case arising from their deaths.

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