Molly Katanga, the key suspect remanded in connection with the murder of her husband, has listed 15 grounds for the High Court to consider and release her on bail.
Ms Katanga was charged with the murder of her husband Henry Katanga before Nakawa Chief Magistrates Court on January 24.
She was then remanded to the Women’s Wing of Luzira Prison, where she remains to date.
But Ms Katanga, through her lawyers, Kampala Associated Advocates (KAA) and Tumusiime, Kabega & Co. Advocates now want to regain her temporary freedom pending the hearing of the murder case that she is battling.
Ms Katanga said before her court appearance, she had spent two months at the International Hospital Kampala (IHK) where she underwent five surgeries, hence needing specialised treatment, which isn’t in prison.
Katanga, a wealthy businessman, was reportedly found dead in his living room on November 2 last year.
The prosecution claims Ms Molly Katanga, with malice aforethought, killed her husband.
Ms Katanga is charged alongside four other suspects including her two daughters Patricia Kakwanza, and Martha Nkwanzi.
Ms Katanga has listed four sureties who will stand in for her as Mr John Patrick Kaboyo, Mr Geoffrey Kamuntu, Gen Emmanuel Nyamunywanisa Burundi, and Ms Margaret Muhanga Mugisa.
