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Nawangwe asks Attorney General to handle legal cases against MAK

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
February 10, 2022
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By Moses Ndhaye

The vice-chancellor Makerere University Prof Barnabas Nawangwe has asked the Attorney General to handle legal cases against the University.

Prof Nawangwe says although Makerere University is a government-owned institution, the office of the Attorney General does not defend it whenever the institution is dragged to court.

He says, at the moment the institution incurs a lot of costs in paying out private lawyers who are contracted to defend the University against various court suits against them.

He made the remarks during a public dialogue organized to mark the 100 years of Makerere University’s existence.

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