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Police Accused Of Stealing Evidence In Election

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An opposition group that launched a court case against the re-election of Uganda’s long-time president is accusing the police of breaking into a lawyer’s office and seizing crucial evidence. Check also: Lawyer’s offices were robbed ahead of Uganda’s poll petition The group, known as Go Forward, said Wednesday that men in uniform jumped over a wall and broke into the ...

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Uganda Petition: Lawyer’s Offices Robbed

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A Ugandan legal petition challenging last month’s re-election of President Yoweri Museveni faces a setback after the offices of two lead attorneys were burgled, one of the lawyers said. Check also:Uganda’s defeated opposition challenges museveni win in court Fred Muwema said there were signs of forced entry at his office in the capital, Kampala, and computers and documents relating to ...

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Uganda’s Defeated Opposition Challenges Museveni Win In Court

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Kampala – Uganda’s failed presidential challenger Amama Mbabazi launched a petition on tuesday challenging the win by President Yoweri Museveni last month,[4] citing voter bribery and arrests. But Museveni’s closest rival, opposition chief Kizza Besigye, arrested multiple times during the election, he was blocked from making a similar petition,” his party chief said.[1] Check also: Uganda’s disputed presidential vote challenged ...

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Uganda’s Disputed Presidential Vote Challenged In Court

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KAMPALA VOTE –  A Ugandan opposition group has launched a legal challenge against the disputed re-election of long-time President Yoweri Museveni to get his victory nullified over alleged irregularities. Check also: Children are reportedly sacrificed to bring luck in uganda elections The group, known as Go Forward, on Tuesday filed the challenge in Uganda’s Supreme Court. Go Forward’s candidate in ...

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Mujuru forms ZPF party to race with Mugabe

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Barely a week before Zimbabwe’s president Mugabe, opens his birthday party gifts, pressure hits up at him as his former vice president Joice Mujuru forms ZPF party to oppose the 92-year-old president of Zimbawe. Check also: President Robert Mugabe declares state of disaster over drought Joice Mujuru said the Zimbabwe People First (ZPF) party had been formed because “Zimbabwe is ...

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