From Uganda to Cameroon, how Africa’s ‘leaders for life’ stay in power

Yoweri Museveni, Paul Biya, and other leaders use tactics including elections to cement their long rule, experts say.
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Uganda votes under internet blackout and police crackdown

Uganda was on edge as polls opened on Thursday, with President Yoweri Museveni expected to extend his 40-year rule amid an ...
Monitor

How regions voted Museveni back into top seat in Uganda

With the exception of the Buganda, all the sub-regions gave Mr Museveni a landslide victory en route to chalking up a 71 ...

Ugandan Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Was Abducted, His Party Says

Mr. Wine’s party said on X that “an army helicopter” had landed in his compound and “forcibly” taken him away ahead of ...
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Uganda: KCCA, Operation Wealth Creation Launch Major Sanitation Drive to Tackle Kampala's Public Health Crisis

Residents of Kampala, particularly those living in informal settlements, may soon find relief from long-standing sanitation ...

Polls open in tense Uganda election amid widespread delays

Polls have opened in Uganda's presidential and parliamentary election, though voting has been disrupted by widespread ...
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Uganda: Kampala’s potholes, emblematic of its politics

Officials from the city administration say potholes in the capital measure 25,000 square metres. The road network of Kampala totals 2,100km but only 654km are tarmacked. And more than half of ...
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Uganda polls trigger slow cargo movement, traders stockpile

On Wednesday, the UCC said it had opened a window for entities to apply for exemptions from the internet shutdown if they ...