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Hon. Nobert Mao congratulates the Registrar General, Ms. Mercy K. Kainobwisho, and Board member, Ms. Lydia A. Sekkabira on the ISO 9001:2015 certification milestone
Mr. Hamidu Tumuhimbise, a senior Registration Officer, attends to a client during the UEB claimants exercise at the Uganda Business Facilitation Center, Kololo
A delegation from PACRA led by the Deputy Registrar Mr. Chewe Peter Chilufya (Center) visited URSB for a 3 days benchmarking visit on the Intellectual Property Registry on how systems operate, the digital improvements implemented and how these reforms contribute to reduced turnaround time
A delegation from UNOC visits URSB to benchmark on the Digital Transformation Journey.
Director General WIPO Mr. Daren Tang, Minister of Justice Hon. Nobert Mao, The Registrar General Ms. Mercy K. Kainobwisho, URSB Board members a delegation from WIPO pause for a photo at the Uganda Business Facilitation Center during the DG’s mission to Uganda

URSB Joins Lawyers at Techfest to Advance Digital Legal Practice
The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) legal fraternity has joined lawyers, law students and technology innovators at the second annual Uganda Law Society (ULS) TechFest, an engagement aimed at strengthening digital skills and promoting technology-driven legal practice.
The two-day event, held on September 17–18, 2026, at Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala, brought together members of the legal profession and technology companies to explore innovations transforming the delivery of legal services.
Held under the ULS digital transformation agenda, the TechFest featured exhibitions of legal technology tools, training sessions on modern legal practices and systems, as well as opportunities for members to earn Continuing Legal Education (CLE) points.
Speaking at the launch, ULS Vice President Anthony Asiimwe said technology is rapidly changing the legal profession, requiring practitioners to acquire digital skills to remain relevant.
He noted that services such as company registration, court proceedings and commercial transactions are increasingly being conducted through digital platforms, creating new opportunities as well as legal challenges.


Asiimwe said the TechFest would help practitioners understand emerging technologies while ensuring digital transformation respects constitutional and human rights.
The event also explored electronic case filing, digital legal research and artificial intelligence-powered tools for drafting and judgment writing.
He cited the Judiciary’s Integrated Case Management Information System (ICMIS), which is supporting the shift from physical files to online court processes.
ULS also partnered with the Law Development Centre to involve law students through regional TechFest activities.