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The Uganda Police Force’s credibility has once again been called into question, this time amid alarming threats from President Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba. In a move that has intensified public scrutiny, police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke claimed that opposition leader Bobi Wine was at his residence and not under house arrest, adding that if he were to be arrested, the police would publicly disclose the alleged crimes he had committed. Shortly after, Muhoozi Kainerugaba took to his Twitter account, Muhoozi Engaged, issuing a stark warning: Bobi Wine must surrender to the authorities or be treated as a rebel and outlaw. The tweet, delivered in his trademark threatening style, has amplified fears and tensions across the country. This sequence of events raises a troubling question: if Bobi Wine has committed no crime, why is he being ordered to surrender? The situation underscores the continued aggressive posture of Uganda’s security apparatus and highlights the precarious position of opposition figures in a climate where dissent appears to be met with intimidation rather than due process. YouTube -
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The Uganda Police Force’s credibility has once again been called into question, this time amid alarming threats from President Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba. In a move that has intensified public scrutiny, police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke claimed that opposition leader Bobi Wine was at his residence and not under house arrest, adding that if he were to be arrested, the police would publicly disclose the alleged crimes he had committed. Shortly after, Muhoozi Kainerugaba took to his Twitter account, Muhoozi Engaged, issuing a stark warning: Bobi Wine must surrender to the authorities or be treated as a rebel and outlaw. The tweet, delivered in his trademark threatening style, has amplified fears and tensions across the country. This sequence of events raises a troubling question: if Bobi Wine has committed no crime, why is he being ordered to surrender? The situation underscores the continued aggressive posture of Uganda’s security apparatus and highlights the precarious position of opposition figures in a climate where dissent appears to be met with intimidation rather than due process. YouTube -

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Bobi Wine is in hiding fearing for his safety after Uganda’s head of the military threatened to kill him. It's been more than a month since Uganda's presidential election when President Yoweri Museveni won a seventh term, and Bobi Wine alleged election fraud. Speaking from an undisclosed location, he told Channel 4 News he is in fear for his life.
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Bobi Wine is in hiding fearing for his safety after Uganda’s head of the military threatened to kill him. It's been more than a month since Uganda's presidential election when President Yoweri Museveni won a seventh term, and Bobi Wine alleged election fraud. Speaking from an undisclosed location, he told Channel 4 News he is in fear for his life.

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What appears to be the climax of a simmering feud between ICT and National Guidance Minister Chris Baryomunsi and Chief of Defence Forces Muhoozi Kainerugaba has now erupted into the open. In a bold and provocative move, Muhoozi has threatened that Baryomunsi will never again be appointed a minister in his father’s cabinet—an unmistakable display of power politics at the highest level. Baryomunsi, however, refused to be intimidated. In a defiant response, he dismissed the threat outright, declaring that his political rise was forged through personal merit and competence, not patronage or political favors. Escalating the confrontation, Baryomunsi accused Muhoozi of suffering from “Peter Pan syndrome,” a stinging charge that questions the CDF’s political maturity and readiness for leadership. This unfolding showdown is more than a personal clash—it is a revealing glimpse into the deepening fault lines within Uganda’s ruling elite, where authority, ambition, and entitlement collide in public view. What follows is my commentary on this explosive political standoff. YouTube -
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What appears to be the climax of a simmering feud between ICT and National Guidance Minister Chris Baryomunsi and Chief of Defence Forces Muhoozi Kainerugaba has now erupted into the open. In a bold and provocative move, Muhoozi has threatened that Baryomunsi will never again be appointed a minister in his father’s cabinet—an unmistakable display of power politics at the highest level. Baryomunsi, however, refused to be intimidated. In a defiant response, he dismissed the threat outright, declaring that his political rise was forged through personal merit and competence, not patronage or political favors. Escalating the confrontation, Baryomunsi accused Muhoozi of suffering from “Peter Pan syndrome,” a stinging charge that questions the CDF’s political maturity and readiness for leadership. This unfolding showdown is more than a personal clash—it is a revealing glimpse into the deepening fault lines within Uganda’s ruling elite, where authority, ambition, and entitlement collide in public view. What follows is my commentary on this explosive political standoff. YouTube -

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This is President Yoweri Museveni’s senior adviser, his name is Yiga Wamala. In this video, Yiga Wamala says that President Museveni will not lose power through voting. He says that the Electoral Commission will never announce the main opposition candidate, Bobi Wine, as the winner. He adds that power will remain with President Museveni and will then pass to his son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, who heads the Ugandan army. Bobi Wine, who was reportedly captured by the army, is now reported to have escaped during the raid and is said to be on the run. Elections under Museveni, who has been in power for four decades since 1986, are not genuine contests for power but a choreographed ritual with a predetermined outcome.
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This is President Yoweri Museveni’s senior adviser, his name is Yiga Wamala. In this video, Yiga Wamala says that President Museveni will not lose power through voting. He says that the Electoral Commission will never announce the main opposition candidate, Bobi Wine, as the winner. He adds that power will remain with President Museveni and will then pass to his son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, who heads the Ugandan army. Bobi Wine, who was reportedly captured by the army, is now reported to have escaped during the raid and is said to be on the run. Elections under Museveni, who has been in power for four decades since 1986, are not genuine contests for power but a choreographed ritual with a predetermined outcome.

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At the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, Bobi Wine did not merely deliver a speech — he launched a political thunderbolt. Standing virtually before an international audience, Wine — who insists he rightfully won Uganda’s 2026 elections but was robbed through what he describes as blatant electoral fraud — turned the spotlight not only on Yoweri Museveni but also on the West itself. In a charged and uncompromising address, he accused Western governments of enabling and legitimizing an repressive regime. With unmistakable urgency, Wine called for sweeping sanctions against Museveni, his son Muhoozi Kainerugaba, and a network of enablers sustaining this systemic oppression in Uganda. He warned that failing to hold the regime accountable for these atrocities would not simply endanger Ugandans, but could embolden what he characterized as a culture of impunity to spread beyond the country’s borders. The world, he cautioned, must act now — not when it is too late. Adding to the drama of the moment, Wine addressed the summit while still in hiding following a post-election raid that culminated in a failed attempt to arrest him. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his own safety, his message was defiant: Uganda’s freedom, he declared, is not a distant dream but an approaching reality. YouTube -
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At the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, Bobi Wine did not merely deliver a speech — he launched a political thunderbolt. Standing virtually before an international audience, Wine — who insists he rightfully won Uganda’s 2026 elections but was robbed through what he describes as blatant electoral fraud — turned the spotlight not only on Yoweri Museveni but also on the West itself. In a charged and uncompromising address, he accused Western governments of enabling and legitimizing an repressive regime. With unmistakable urgency, Wine called for sweeping sanctions against Museveni, his son Muhoozi Kainerugaba, and a network of enablers sustaining this systemic oppression in Uganda. He warned that failing to hold the regime accountable for these atrocities would not simply endanger Ugandans, but could embolden what he characterized as a culture of impunity to spread beyond the country’s borders. The world, he cautioned, must act now — not when it is too late. Adding to the drama of the moment, Wine addressed the summit while still in hiding following a post-election raid that culminated in a failed attempt to arrest him. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his own safety, his message was defiant: Uganda’s freedom, he declared, is not a distant dream but an approaching reality. YouTube -

Mordecai Muriisa ™️

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Bobi Wine was recently selected to address the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, marking his second appearance at the prestigious international forum. He first spoke at the summit in 2023 following Uganda’s 2021 general elections. This time, however, the circumstances surrounding his address are markedly different. After the 2026 elections, Bobi Wine fled his home and has remained in hiding amid threats from Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces. As a result, he is expected to deliver his address remotely via video rather than appearing in person. In his 2023 maiden speech at the summit, Bobi Wine described what he characterized as widespread violence and repression during the 2020 election campaigns. He explained the numerous times Ugandans were killed by state authorities, under President Yoweri Museveni, who is responsible for grave human rights violations. His message was direct and focused: he urged the international community to reconsider its relationship with Museveni’s government, calling for an end to financial support and diplomatic cooperation. He further appealed for targeted sanctions against Museveni and his associates, advocating for their international isolation. Despite ongoing concerns raised by human rights organizations and opposition figures, Western governments have continued to engage with Museveni’s administration. This raises an important question: what will Bobi Wine’s upcoming address emphasize under these new and more precarious circumstances? Below is my commentary on his maiden address, during which he introduced himself and his cause to the global stage. YouTube - EU in Uganda United Nations
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Bobi Wine was recently selected to address the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, marking his second appearance at the prestigious international forum. He first spoke at the summit in 2023 following Uganda’s 2021 general elections. This time, however, the circumstances surrounding his address are markedly different. After the 2026 elections, Bobi Wine fled his home and has remained in hiding amid threats from Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces. As a result, he is expected to deliver his address remotely via video rather than appearing in person. In his 2023 maiden speech at the summit, Bobi Wine described what he characterized as widespread violence and repression during the 2020 election campaigns. He explained the numerous times Ugandans were killed by state authorities, under President Yoweri Museveni, who is responsible for grave human rights violations. His message was direct and focused: he urged the international community to reconsider its relationship with Museveni’s government, calling for an end to financial support and diplomatic cooperation. He further appealed for targeted sanctions against Museveni and his associates, advocating for their international isolation. Despite ongoing concerns raised by human rights organizations and opposition figures, Western governments have continued to engage with Museveni’s administration. This raises an important question: what will Bobi Wine’s upcoming address emphasize under these new and more precarious circumstances? Below is my commentary on his maiden address, during which he introduced himself and his cause to the global stage. YouTube - EU in Uganda United Nations

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In this vedio, Our Chief of Defence Forces of the UPDF Army Muhoozi Kainerugaba was still a Junior in Army, He was a hardworking solidier and a good Patriot compared to BOBI WINE who spends his life sailing on Water. The Choice is urs ba dear.
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In this vedio, Our Chief of Defence Forces of the UPDF Army Muhoozi Kainerugaba was still a Junior in Army, He was a hardworking solidier and a good Patriot compared to BOBI WINE who spends his life sailing on Water. The Choice is urs ba dear.

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Robert Amsterdam, an international lawyer and legal counsel to Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine, has called for Uganda’s suspension from the Commonwealth until the country returns to full adherence to the rule of law. Amsterdam’s appeal is driven by the persistent lawlessness and impunity exhibited by Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, and President Yoweri Museveni, whom he accuses of systematically targeting Bobi Wine and his supporters. He cites electoral violence and ballot stuffing, particularly surrounding the 2026 elections, which were manipulated to undermine Bobi Wine’s victory. According to Amsterdam, these actions reflect a deeper governance crisis, asserting that President Museveni has effectively become a colonizer of his own people through repression and the erosion of democratic institutions. YouTube -
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Robert Amsterdam, an international lawyer and legal counsel to Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine, has called for Uganda’s suspension from the Commonwealth until the country returns to full adherence to the rule of law. Amsterdam’s appeal is driven by the persistent lawlessness and impunity exhibited by Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, and President Yoweri Museveni, whom he accuses of systematically targeting Bobi Wine and his supporters. He cites electoral violence and ballot stuffing, particularly surrounding the 2026 elections, which were manipulated to undermine Bobi Wine’s victory. According to Amsterdam, these actions reflect a deeper governance crisis, asserting that President Museveni has effectively become a colonizer of his own people through repression and the erosion of democratic institutions. YouTube -

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Tension is gripping Uganda as fear and uncertainty deepen over the fate of opposition leader Bobi Wine, following the sudden deployment of heavily armed military and police forces at his home. Earlier reports sent shockwaves across the country, claiming that Bobi Wine had been forcibly airlifted from the scene by helicopter—sparking widespread panic and unanswered questions. In a dramatic turn of events, I spoke directly with Solomon Kampala, Bobi Wine’s eldest son, who revealed that his father narrowly escaped and is now hiding somewhere inside Uganda. While Bobi Wine managed to evade capture, Solomon says his mother remains trapped inside their home, which is still under military control. As the nation waits in suspense, listen now to my exclusive phone interview with Solomon Kampala as he recounts the terrifying moments behind this unfolding crisis. YouTube -
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Tension is gripping Uganda as fear and uncertainty deepen over the fate of opposition leader Bobi Wine, following the sudden deployment of heavily armed military and police forces at his home. Earlier reports sent shockwaves across the country, claiming that Bobi Wine had been forcibly airlifted from the scene by helicopter—sparking widespread panic and unanswered questions. In a dramatic turn of events, I spoke directly with Solomon Kampala, Bobi Wine’s eldest son, who revealed that his father narrowly escaped and is now hiding somewhere inside Uganda. While Bobi Wine managed to evade capture, Solomon says his mother remains trapped inside their home, which is still under military control. As the nation waits in suspense, listen now to my exclusive phone interview with Solomon Kampala as he recounts the terrifying moments behind this unfolding crisis. YouTube -

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I am demanding that my spouse Dr Kifefe Kizza-Besigye is taken to see his personal doctor at her clinic in Bogolobi NOW. He has collapsed in court and was returned to prison. His doctor is concerned about his health. Dr Kifefe Kizza-Besigye has insisted NOT to be treated at a govt hospital. He does not trust any institution under the control of Yoweri K Museveni and his son Muhoozi Kainerugaba
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I am demanding that my spouse Dr Kifefe Kizza-Besigye is taken to see his personal doctor at her clinic in Bogolobi NOW. He has collapsed in court and was returned to prison. His doctor is concerned about his health. Dr Kifefe Kizza-Besigye has insisted NOT to be treated at a govt hospital. He does not trust any institution under the control of Yoweri K Museveni and his son Muhoozi Kainerugaba

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BREAKING ‼️🚨 If you thought the Daily News audio was bad, listen to this one. Nelson Chamisa is heard confirming, while speaking to someone “in the system”, that he is there to block people from going into the streets. He even says that when his own friend, Advocate Thabani Mpofu, proposed that people should go into the streets, he dismissed and rubbished the idea. What makes this even more shocking is the derogatory manner in which he speaks about a man who stood with him throughout his political career. This is the same Thabani Mpofu who introduced Chamisa to his chambers so that he could become an advocate, represented him for free in the 2018 election case, and reportedly lost clients because of his association with Chamisa. Yet here is Chamisa, speaking to someone in the system, trashing the very man who stood by him and confirming in his own words that he is there to make sure people do not go into the streets. Listen to Chamisa in his own words.
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BREAKING ‼️🚨 If you thought the Daily News audio was bad, listen to this one. Nelson Chamisa is heard confirming, while speaking to someone “in the system”, that he is there to block people from going into the streets. He even says that when his own friend, Advocate Thabani Mpofu, proposed that people should go into the streets, he dismissed and rubbished the idea. What makes this even more shocking is the derogatory manner in which he speaks about a man who stood with him throughout his political career. This is the same Thabani Mpofu who introduced Chamisa to his chambers so that he could become an advocate, represented him for free in the 2018 election case, and reportedly lost clients because of his association with Chamisa. Yet here is Chamisa, speaking to someone in the system, trashing the very man who stood by him and confirming in his own words that he is there to make sure people do not go into the streets. Listen to Chamisa in his own words.

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Hillary Clinton: Netanyahu believes that war is his friend because his political standing is under attack from a lot of different directions. And he wants to contain the opposition by creating conflict so that he tries to rally the country behind him. I think this Iran deal may be the straw that finally breaks that and creates an opening for his departure in the upcoming elections.

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This is Anandomohan Saha; by profession, he runs a shop selling *chops* (deep-fried snacks) and groceries. He has another identity as well: he is the father of Krishnakanta Saha, the BJP MLA from the Sainthia constituency in West Bengal. Although his son has become an MLA, he could have easily given up the shop to spend the rest of his life in comfort; however, he maintains that upon becoming an MLA, his son now belongs to the local people just as much as he belongs to him, Before looking after his father, his son must now serve the public. This is the BJP—a party that fielded a grassroots worker—an ordinary man deeply connected to the people—as an MLA candidate, and today, that man has become an MLA with the blessings of the public.
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This is Anandomohan Saha; by profession, he runs a shop selling *chops* (deep-fried snacks) and groceries. He has another identity as well: he is the father of Krishnakanta Saha, the BJP MLA from the Sainthia constituency in West Bengal. Although his son has become an MLA, he could have easily given up the shop to spend the rest of his life in comfort; however, he maintains that upon becoming an MLA, his son now belongs to the local people just as much as he belongs to him, Before looking after his father, his son must now serve the public. This is the BJP—a party that fielded a grassroots worker—an ordinary man deeply connected to the people—as an MLA candidate, and today, that man has become an MLA with the blessings of the public.

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Watch this video! It’s actually Hon Kabanda who asked the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) Chairman Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba to drop him, David Kabanda revealed that he informed PLU Chairperson Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba of his intention to resign from the position before making the decision public. Speaking in an interview at the weekend, Kabanda claimed some individuals wanted to use the office for personal financial gain and viewed him as an obstacle.

AIDEN OFFICAL

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THIS IS HYPOCRISY OF THE HIGHEST LEVEL. The person here speaking has ever been forced by public pressure to resign from a ministerial position after POINTING A GUN at a woman in a bar, something that you cannot hear about UPDF now. Mind you this is the same UPDF that gave him the rank of Maj Gen. With a history of manhandling his opponents in local elections, Kahinda Otafiire has no moral authority to talk ill about the most organised & disciplined army on the continent. But we all know from where his envy originates. We all know this is a smear campaign against the current CDF, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba who he has previously worked very hard to undermine, yet he keeps performing with flying colors in all fields. It is high time Hon. Otafiire appreciates the fact the Gen. Muhoozi is 100% UNSTOPPABLE! Let him first wait for a Muhoozist to kick him out of Parliament then he'll understand that even his own neighborhood is tired of his crap. Imagine a man who threw us into a huge debt to DRC worth trillions. WE HAVE NEITHER FORGOTTEN NOR FORGIVEN!
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THIS IS HYPOCRISY OF THE HIGHEST LEVEL. The person here speaking has ever been forced by public pressure to resign from a ministerial position after POINTING A GUN at a woman in a bar, something that you cannot hear about UPDF now. Mind you this is the same UPDF that gave him the rank of Maj Gen. With a history of manhandling his opponents in local elections, Kahinda Otafiire has no moral authority to talk ill about the most organised & disciplined army on the continent. But we all know from where his envy originates. We all know this is a smear campaign against the current CDF, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba who he has previously worked very hard to undermine, yet he keeps performing with flying colors in all fields. It is high time Hon. Otafiire appreciates the fact the Gen. Muhoozi is 100% UNSTOPPABLE! Let him first wait for a Muhoozist to kick him out of Parliament then he'll understand that even his own neighborhood is tired of his crap. Imagine a man who threw us into a huge debt to DRC worth trillions. WE HAVE NEITHER FORGOTTEN NOR FORGIVEN!

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Engineer Ronald Balimwezo is emerging as a political earthquake in Kampala, edging closer to the Lord Mayoral seat as he surges ahead of incumbent Erias Lukwago while vote counting continues. In a stunning upset, Balimwezo swept Mbogo and other predominantly Muslim neighborhoods—areas long regarded as Lukwago’s political fortress—sending shockwaves through the city’s political landscape. Meanwhile, in a tense and emotionally charged development, opposition leader Bobi Wine has dramatically reappeared on camera after going underground following threats from the Chief of Defence Forces, Muhoozi Kainerugaba. Speaking defiantly, Bobi Wine warned that Uganda has become a place where no one is truly safe, urging citizens not to bow to fear but to rise, resist, and fight back for their freedom. YouTube -

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🚨UPDATE: In February 1998, Dr.Miria Matembe was appointed as the minister of ethics and integrity and served in cabinet until 2003. Dr.Miria Matembe is an ex-official to the parliament of Uganda,she’s an advocate and a senior citizen Hon.Miria Matembe is a mother to someone, a wife to someone and someone’s daughter She’s a respected figure in the country and and advocate for the rule of law If a respected figure like Dr.Miria Matembe’s home can be raided🤔 who is safe in this country Museveni’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba is using a lot of power and he has crossed the line and the silence of Museveni on the brutal acts of his son speaks loud
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🚨UPDATE: In February 1998, Dr.Miria Matembe was appointed as the minister of ethics and integrity and served in cabinet until 2003. Dr.Miria Matembe is an ex-official to the parliament of Uganda,she’s an advocate and a senior citizen Hon.Miria Matembe is a mother to someone, a wife to someone and someone’s daughter She’s a respected figure in the country and and advocate for the rule of law If a respected figure like Dr.Miria Matembe’s home can be raided🤔 who is safe in this country Museveni’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba is using a lot of power and he has crossed the line and the silence of Museveni on the brutal acts of his son speaks loud

Human Rights Platform

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Sometimes I sit down and ask myself: what kind of metal was used to make Dr. Kizza Besigye? Here is a man who is financially secure, with investments, highly educated, a retired military officer, and married to an internationally respected wife. He has a family and every reason to choose a quiet life, yet he has never surrendered or stopped fighting for what he believes is the liberation of Uganda. From the day he declared that he would challenge his former friend for the presidency in 2001, he has faced countless political battles. He has survived death threats, rape allegations, repeated arrests, the loss of family members, and the loss of close friends in the struggle. Through it all, he has never given up. Truth be told, I even fear his level of resilience. What many people dismissed as “just another arrest” has, over nearly two years, turned into a life-threatening ordeal. Yet every time he appears before a judge, he still carries himself with remarkable courage. Looking at his actions, one gets the impression that he would rather lose his life than surrender his principles. Whether one agrees with his politics or not, very few people could endure what Dr. Besigye has endured. Many people, when faced with such pressure, would plead guilty for a lighter sentence or negotiate with those responsible for their arrest. He has chosen a different path. Personally, I know I would have surrendered long ago. We may never see another Besigye in our lifetime. People can debate his politics, but his endurance, conviction and willingness to sacrifice for what he believes are qualities that are undeniably rare. Even at his age, he continues to shake the most powerful tables May God keep you alive to witness the fulfillment of everything you believe in. May your faith, hope and perseverance be rewarded. Amen.
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Sometimes I sit down and ask myself: what kind of metal was used to make Dr. Kizza Besigye? Here is a man who is financially secure, with investments, highly educated, a retired military officer, and married to an internationally respected wife. He has a family and every reason to choose a quiet life, yet he has never surrendered or stopped fighting for what he believes is the liberation of Uganda. From the day he declared that he would challenge his former friend for the presidency in 2001, he has faced countless political battles. He has survived death threats, rape allegations, repeated arrests, the loss of family members, and the loss of close friends in the struggle. Through it all, he has never given up. Truth be told, I even fear his level of resilience. What many people dismissed as “just another arrest” has, over nearly two years, turned into a life-threatening ordeal. Yet every time he appears before a judge, he still carries himself with remarkable courage. Looking at his actions, one gets the impression that he would rather lose his life than surrender his principles. Whether one agrees with his politics or not, very few people could endure what Dr. Besigye has endured. Many people, when faced with such pressure, would plead guilty for a lighter sentence or negotiate with those responsible for their arrest. He has chosen a different path. Personally, I know I would have surrendered long ago. We may never see another Besigye in our lifetime. People can debate his politics, but his endurance, conviction and willingness to sacrifice for what he believes are qualities that are undeniably rare. Even at his age, he continues to shake the most powerful tables May God keep you alive to witness the fulfillment of everything you believe in. May your faith, hope and perseverance be rewarded. Amen.

Ensi Egumire Baasi 🥹

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After threatening to shut down NTV and the Daily Monitor, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba may have expected fear and silence. Instead, Uganda's most prominent media houses appear to have called his bluff. In what many viewed as a direct challenge to the country's Chief of Defence Forces, NTV's evening news bulletin revisited a series of controversial incidents in which Muhoozi has been accused of openly boasting about kidnappings, illegal detentions and other actions that critics say violate the law. The broadcaster posed a question that is increasingly being asked across the country: Is Muhoozi Kainerugaba above the law? The Daily Monitor has also continued reporting on the controversy despite the threats, setting up a confrontation that many Ugandans never expected to see. For years, critics have accused powerful figures in government of operating with impunity, but now major media institutions appear unwilling to simply look away. The bigger question is what happens next. Will Muhoozi back down from his threats, or will he attempt to act on them? Can a military officer, regardless of rank, decide which media houses are allowed to operate and which ones are not? And what does it say about the state of Uganda when journalists and media organizations find themselves in a public standoff with the country's top military commander? To many observers, this is no longer just a dispute between Muhoozi and the media. It is becoming a test of whether the rule of law still matters, whether freedom of the press can survive political intimidation, and whether powerful individuals can be held accountable for their actions. In this commentary, I examine the growing confrontation between Muhoozi Kainerugaba and Uganda's independent media and what it means for the future of the country. YouTube -
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After threatening to shut down NTV and the Daily Monitor, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba may have expected fear and silence. Instead, Uganda's most prominent media houses appear to have called his bluff. In what many viewed as a direct challenge to the country's Chief of Defence Forces, NTV's evening news bulletin revisited a series of controversial incidents in which Muhoozi has been accused of openly boasting about kidnappings, illegal detentions and other actions that critics say violate the law. The broadcaster posed a question that is increasingly being asked across the country: Is Muhoozi Kainerugaba above the law? The Daily Monitor has also continued reporting on the controversy despite the threats, setting up a confrontation that many Ugandans never expected to see. For years, critics have accused powerful figures in government of operating with impunity, but now major media institutions appear unwilling to simply look away. The bigger question is what happens next. Will Muhoozi back down from his threats, or will he attempt to act on them? Can a military officer, regardless of rank, decide which media houses are allowed to operate and which ones are not? And what does it say about the state of Uganda when journalists and media organizations find themselves in a public standoff with the country's top military commander? To many observers, this is no longer just a dispute between Muhoozi and the media. It is becoming a test of whether the rule of law still matters, whether freedom of the press can survive political intimidation, and whether powerful individuals can be held accountable for their actions. In this commentary, I examine the growing confrontation between Muhoozi Kainerugaba and Uganda's independent media and what it means for the future of the country. YouTube -

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