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Magistrate adjourns Stella Nyanzi case indefinitely on a lame excuse

Muwanga Ronald by Muwanga Ronald
April 24, 2019 - Updated on June 6, 2019
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A cyber harassment case hearing against Makerere University Researcher Dr. Stella Nyanzi has once again failed to kick off after the magistrate, Glady’s Kamasanyu indefinitely adjourned it claiming the courtroom was dirty.

Kamasanyu asked that she be informed when the court room is finally cleaned, arguing that she could not sit in such an environment.

Nyanzi is accused of insulting President Museveni and his mother, the late Esteri Kokundeka through a vulgar Facebook post.

Her case has been facing adjournment since November, citing several reasons after another.

In December last year, court presided over by Gladys Kamasanyu remanded Nyanzi to Luzira prison until January 10 2019 after she objected to the charges of alleged cyber on grounds that they are defective and cannot stand.

Kamasanyu said the adjournment was to give the state time to respond after they claimed they had been ambushed by the defence lawyer Isaac Ssemakadde who had filed to court asking that the case be dismissed for duplication.

Earlier on, the same case had been adjourned to December 18, after Kamasanyu did not show up.

In January, the same case was adjourned after Stella Nyanzi and her lawyer failed to show up, Kamasanyu was present.

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Muwanga Ronald is the Editor-in-Chief of UGANDANZ, where he leads the publication’s editorial coverage and contributes to stories on Ugandan politics, national affairs, governance, society and other issues affecting communities across the country.He is passionate about producing accurate, informative and engaging journalism that helps readers understand important events and developments in Uganda. His writing focuses on breaking news, public-interest stories, political developments and in-depth analysis of issues shaping the country.Ronald is committed to maintaining high editorial standards and ensuring that UGANDANZ delivers timely, balanced and relevant news to its readers. He speaks Luganda and French and is based in Kampala.

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