Kitagwenda Mobile Court Hears 17 Cases as Leaders Demand Permanent Court
A three-day mobile court session in Kitagwenda handled 17 cases, including 10 involving domestic violence, prompting local leaders to call for a permanent court to improve access to justice.
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