Uganda: Man Sentenced to 10 Years in Uganda's First-Ever Terrorism Case Conviction Over Power Infrastructure Vandalism
The court said the attacks cut 14 pylons and poles and caused widespread outages across water, health care, industry and communications.
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Uganda: Man Sentenced to 10 Years in Uganda's First-Ever Terrorism Case Conviction Over Power Infrastructure Vandalism
The International Crimes Division of the High Court has sentenced a man to 10 years in prison for terrorism over his role in the destruction of electricity transmission infrastructure in Central Uganda.
TERROR ON POWER LINES! Muwonge First Ugandan Convicted of Terrorism Over Electricity Vandalism
Ibrah Muwonge alias Kimbowa Ibrah has become the first person to be convicted of terrorism in Uganda arising from the deliberate vandalism of electricity infrastructure. Muwonge was on Tuesday convicted by the International Crimes Division of the High Court on two counts of terrorism and...
Vandalism of Electricity Infrastructure: ODPP Secures First Ever Conviction in related Case
Kampala– The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has secured a first-of-its-kind conviction in a terrorism case arising from the deliberate vandalism and destruction of electricity transmission infrastructure, resulting in a 10-year prison sentence for terrorism. On Tuesday 6th October 2026, the International Crimes Division of the High Court, presided over by Hon. […] The post Vandalism of Electricity Infrastructure: ODPP Secur…
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