Uganda Post-Election Violence, Blackouts, Bobi Wine Missing
Uganda post-election violence has plunged the country into crisis after a disputed presidential vote, with killings reported, an internet blackout imposed, and opposition leader Bobi Wine forcibly removed by soldiers as tensions grip Kampala and beyond.
Uganda 2026 Presidential Election: Democracy Under Digital Darkness
Uganda 2026 presidential election was conducted amid an internet blackout, biometric failures and widespread repression, raising serious questions about democratic legitimacy as President Museveni seeks a seventh term.
Uganda Internet Blackout: A Nation Goes Dark Before Polls
Uganda’s decision to shut down internet access days before the 2026 presidential election has raised fresh concerns about transparency, press freedom, and the credibility of the electoral process.
Wike Sack Calls Reach Breaking Point as APC Pressure Mounts
Wike sack calls that began as a small protest in Abuja have grown into a coordinated campaign within the APC, placing the FCT minister at the centre of a deepening political crisis.
Forty Years in Power: Yoweri Museveni and Uganda’s Moment of Reckoning
fter forty years in power, Yoweri Museveni faces a defining moment as Uganda approaches a 2026 election that will shape his legacy and the country’s future.
