Former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential candidate Kizza Besigye has been charged with treason and remanded to Moroto government prison.[3] Check Also: Dr. Kizza B Defied Orders, Police Tells Court Dr Besigye is said to have appeared in court without his lawyer before the charges were read to him. However, he was not allowed to take plea because treason ...
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Ugandan Government Blocks Access To social Media Ahead Of Museveni’s Swearing In
It seems the Ugandan government doesn’t want people talking about its election or its once and future president certainly not online especially using social media such as facebook, twitter and whatsApp and thats why it blocked access to them.[9] Check also: Ugandan Government Shuts Down Social Media Ahead Of Elections The nation’s government blocked access to Facebook,[4] Twitter and WhatsApp ...
Read More »Diplomats: Western Envoys In Uganda Walk Out Of Museveni Swearing-In
US, European and Canadian diplomats left abruptly when Mr Museveni made disparaging comments about the International Criminal Court (ICC).[3] Check also: Uganda’s Opposition Leader Sworn In As The President The US state diplomats said they had also objected to the presence of Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir at the ceremony. Mr Bashir is wanted by the ICC on charges of genocide.[2] Thursday’s inauguration, ...
Read More »Uganda’s Opposition Leader Sworn In As The President
After the opposition leader, [3]Dr Besigye’s shock appearance in the city centre, the FDC party released a video of his own swearing-in as president of Uganda on social media. Check also: Uganda’s President Was Sworn In For 5th Term In a statement, the party stated that Dr Besigye would “establish a transitional government of national unity to restore the control ...
Read More »Uganda’s President Was Sworn In For 5th Term
Kampala – President Museveni’s swearing in is taking him into his 4th decade in power, amid arrests of opposition politicians and shutdown of social media.[9] Check also: President Yoweri Museveni Re-Election And Uganda’s Future Uganda’s long-time president was sworn in Thursday for a fifth term taking him into his fourth decade in power,[1] amid arrests of opposition politicians and a ...
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