The technical programme is organised around eight thematic pillars — each delivered as a dedicated masterclass combining expert presentation, panel interrogation, and practice-oriented casework.
Uganda's four tenure systems and certificate-of-title integrity, with fraud typologies and red flags, search and verification protocols, caveats and encumbrances, the bona fide purchaser doctrine, and institutional due-diligence frameworks that protect every transaction at source.
The Mortgage Act, 2009 and its regulations in practice — perfection of securities, foreclosure and judicial trends, asset-backed and structured property finance, valuation–lending alignment, and the workout of non-performing collateral.
Joint-venture architecture, off-plan and pre-sale frameworks under the condominium regime, SPVs and fund structures, land banking, sale-and-leaseback, institutional capital deployment, and the deal-documentation standards that underpin them.
Valuation standards and reviewer liability alongside stamp duty, capital gains and rental-income tax treatment, property rates, withholding obligations, the fiscal structuring of developments, and a confident URA compliance posture.
The Physical Planning Act, 2010 (as amended), KCCA development control and approvals, building permits and occupation, NEMA environmental and social-impact requirements, wetlands and restricted zones, and practical regularisation pathways.
Land Division litigation trends, arbitration and ADR in property disputes, eviction law and the Landlord and Tenant Act, 2022, enforcement of judgments and mortgagee remedies — anchored by a working case-law digest spanning 2020–2026.
Real estate as a designated AML reporting sector: the obligations of accountable persons, beneficial ownership, suspicious-transaction reporting, sanctions and PEP screening, and compliance-programme design for agencies, firms, and developers.
Ministry of Lands digitisation and the national land information system, the e-conveyancing trajectory, proptech, data and title verification, emerging instruments such as REITs and collective property investment, and the 2030 market outlook.
Eight certified masterclass sessions. One compliance-ready conference.
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