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Today, the revolutionary train thunders into KAMPALA CENTRAL , led by the generational leader himself, BOBI WINE — the voice of hope, courage, and unity. The message is clear: Protest Vote ,A New Uganda is not a dream; it is a mission. A mission to end fear, restore dignity,...

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