Uganda’s courts saw a flurry of significant decisions last week. The Supreme Court overturned a woman’s murder conviction, securing her freedom. Simultaneously, four local government officials are now facing corruption charges, signaling increased scrutiny of public office. In a separate case, a former diplomat was cleared of potential extradition to the United States. Notably, Uganda Breweries was ordered to pay a substantial fine of Shs 1.5 billion following a commercial dispute. These rulings demonstrate the breadth of cases currently moving through the Ugandan legal system and highlight both criminal and civil justice developments. The decisions reflect ongoing efforts to address corruption and resolve business conflicts within the country.