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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...

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You may hate Museveni but he has always been a tactical genius. The way he methodically explains military strategy and maneuvering, I can't imagine Bobi Wine explaining things like this. Muhoozi has large shoes to fill! I had to watch this 3 times to appreciate his brilliance. He is a once in a lifetime leader. You will miss him when he's gone. Let us appreciate him while he's still around 😄 Let us hope our next leader, whether it is Bobi Wine or Muhoozi, can step up to this level.
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You may hate Museveni but he has always been a tactical genius. The way he methodically explains military strategy and maneuvering, I can't imagine Bobi Wine explaining things like this. Muhoozi has large shoes to fill! I had to watch this 3 times to appreciate his brilliance. He is a once in a lifetime leader. You will miss him when he's gone. Let us appreciate him while he's still around 😄 Let us hope our next leader, whether it is Bobi Wine or Muhoozi, can step up to this level.

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For as long as I know, there is no country on earth where you were organise a procession through a major town and determine your own routes. Uganda Police Force had a meeting with Bobi wine’s team prior to his visit to fortportal and agreed on the venue and route plan, When Bobi wine reached in Fortportal, he deliberately ignored all the police guidelines and wanted to use his own routes. That stupidity must be put to a stop. Thank you Uganda Police Force
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UPDATE: According to Don Sheriff, security operatives today broke into his home after suspecting that Bobi Wine might be there—simply because they saw a Land Cruiser resembling his along Gayaza Road which later parked inside the compound. When they forced their way in, the first thing they asked for was Don Sheriff. After failing to find him, they instead took his wife to an unknown location. Yet the last known information was that Bobi Wine was at his home under police watch. His wife has committed no crime. She must not be subjected to intimidation, torture, or illegal detention because of suspicions. Authorities must immediately clarify her whereabouts and ensure her safe release. No family deserves such harassment. Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) Uganda Police Force

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Uganda's🇺🇬 President Yoweri Museveni's government has ordered the shutdown of internet access, restriction of social media, and outbound data roaming services, just hours before Thursday's election. "This measure is necessary to mitigate the rapid spread of online misinformation, disinformation, electoral fraud and related risks, as well as preventing of incitement of violence that could affect public confidence and national security during the election period," a statement from Uganda Communications Commission reads in part. It is not the first time that Museveni's government has shut down the internet and restricted access to social media. During the last election, his government imposed a total nationwide internet blackout. Museveni's main rival in Thursday's presidential election is Bobi Wine, a 43-year-old popular pop star, who has garnered significant attention and support from the younger generation, making this election particularly noteworthy in Uganda's political landscape. Wine and opposition figures have accused Museveni of preparing his 51-year-old son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, to succeed him. Muhoozi is Uganda's military chief. #UgandaDecides2026

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WATCH: National Unity Platform principal BOBI WINE has pledged that if given the mandate to contest for President of Uganda under the NUP banner, he will bring an end to President Museveni’s four-decade rule. Kyagulanyi has reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for a better Uganda grounded in the rule of law, democracy, and the restoration of political prisoners' rights. This follows his official declaration to once again contest for the country’s highest office in the 2026 General Election. #MonitorUpdates 📹 Walugembe David
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WATCH: National Unity Platform principal BOBI WINE has pledged that if given the mandate to contest for President of Uganda under the NUP banner, he will bring an end to President Museveni’s four-decade rule. Kyagulanyi has reaffirmed his commitment to advocating for a better Uganda grounded in the rule of law, democracy, and the restoration of political prisoners' rights. This follows his official declaration to once again contest for the country’s highest office in the 2026 General Election. #MonitorUpdates 📹 Walugembe David

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