A total of 117 state attorneys in the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) have been promoted to the rank of senior state attorney.
According to a press statement by the DPP’s office, the latest promotions are aimed at motivating the attorneys and enhancing prosecution service delivery in the country.
“These promotions will also pave the way for the recruitment of more than 70 state attorneys to address the longstanding staffing gap in the ODPP and further bolster the administration of criminal justice,” the press statement reads.
The promoted attorneys had served as state attorneys for more than eight years without promotion, a scenario that had demoralised them.
Below is a list of promoted state attorneys
Ben–Bella Marion
Nandawula Lillian
Khaukha James
Kesubi Calorine
Wamibu Anthony
Mpumwire Caroline
Wadama Innocent
Tabaro Carolyne Ahereza
Magala Clare Pauline
Aleto Innocent
Akasa Amina
Nidoi Shiphrah
Amerit Timothy Francis
Seera Rhita Becky
Adong Harriet
Byakutaaga Sheba Stella
Agumenaitwe Macbeth
Arap Malinga Eriyu
Muliro James Wanyama
Boonabana Prisca
Akao Jacqueline
Semakula Ali Active
Rukundo Hope Mutoni
Nakaggwa Catherine
Kasana Hanifa
Kako Irene Pauline
Namitala Rebecca
Angumale Simon
Ariong Stephen
Mugisha Peter Bamwine
Nyakake Priscilla
Mucunguzi Allan
Kwezi Asiimwe Fiona
Obonyo Jabwor Anthony
Rubarema Zehukirize Peter
Bigirwa George
Kiswiriri Menya Swaliki
Tumwikirize Joanita
Adero Doreen Olwo
Mugisa Mwesigwa Raymond
Rukundo Roselyn
Twijukire Eunice Mbaine
Nyipir Gertrude
Ainomugisha Christopher
Akankwatsa Andrew Kashaija
Aine Frank
Kiconco Agnes
Nanyonga Josephine Kyeyune
Babirye Sarah
Namutebi Racheal
Chekwech Justine Mwanga
Kamusiime Sarah Shallote
Kukundakwe Arthurton
Ayebare Gemma
Najjuko Brenda
Katungye David
Tukwasiibwe Alex
Emasu Michael
Opia Caroline
Nambozo Irene Wenwa
Kyomugisha Barbra
Twesiime Maureen
Nakigozi Harriet Mildred
Kalya Christine
Engena George
Amumpire Joanitah
Tandihwantimba Anna
Kurungyishuri Anthony Pro
Semu Joel
Najjunja Julie
Nakato Lydia
Nabbosa Salama
Nabwire Rachael
Tukamushaba Amelia
Nakanyike Bushira
Wasswa Bengo Angello
Nanteza Victoria Anne
Ojara Patrick
Akol Charles Moses
Amalo Zerald Peter Opio
Asaba Stephen
Nanziri Charlotte Jackie
Kulusum Mariam
Wepondi Paul
Orogot Pamela
Atuhaire Naboth
Aduti Timothy
Nyamwiza Judith
Lugada Abbey
Akello Gloria
Tusingwire Viola
Apio Getrude
Twaidhukirwa Betty
Mugamba David
Kawooya Nicholas
Musimenta Jane
Mutuzo Emily Sendaula
Kkaya Jacinta
Twinomugisha Lourdel
Kyazze Ivan Evans
Bolingo Annet Abigaba
Oundo Godfrey
Nabende David
Akatukunda Joel Kakuru
Nakayiza Justine
Murungi Philbert Nyakahuma
Atoe Moses
Wakasadha Godfrey
Angoli Peter
Kukundakwe Amos Mpaka
Njuki Mariam
Apolot Joy Christine
Wasajja Robert
Muhendo Peter
Nandhuki Ivan Jonathan
Okot Samuel William
Waira Sam Benson
Last year, during the national symposium of prosecutors, the DPP revealed that she didn’t have offices in 54 districts. Further, she revealed that 73 courts countrywide did not have a prosecutor attached to them on a full time basis due to lack of suffi0cient prosecutors.
As of last year, the office of the DPP had 325 state prosecutors against the approved structure of 862, representing 40 percent of the vacancies filled.