[2] Her first degree is a Bachelor of Laws, Upper Second Division, from Makerere University, in Kampala, Uganda's capital and largest city.

[5] Besides lecturing at Makerere, she served as vice chairperson of the Association of Uganda Women Lawyers, which operated a legal aid clinic.

The East African Journal on Peace & Human Rights published her thesis, "Changing the Terms of the Debate to Resolve the Polygamy Question in Africa.

[7] She was part of the panel of the Supreme Court Judges who handled the NUP Party’ Kyagulanyi Ssentamu Robert Presidential Election Petition No.

[9] In September 2023, the Daily Monitor reported that Justice Kisaakye, then aged 63, had written to president Yoweri Museveni, the "appointing authority", requesting early retirement, 7 years before attaining the mandatory retirement age of 70, for a Uganda Supreme Court justice.