Uganda: We Are Keeping Siege At Bobi's Home for Security Reasons

Uganda: We Are Keeping Siege At Bobi's Home for Security Reasons

Police have defended the continued siege at former presidential candidate, Robert Kyagulanyi, also know as Bobi Wine's home as being for security reasons.

Ugandan Minister Condemns Military raid on Opposition Leader's Home - Voice of Nigeria Broadcasting Service

Uganda’s Information Minister, Chris Baryomunsi has condemned a military raid on opposition leader, Bobi Wine’s home last month. He said the popstar-turned-politician had not committed any crime and was free to return there. Wine has been in hiding for weeks after fleeing his home in the capital, Kampala, hours before he was announced the runner-up to President Yoweri Museveni in the January 15th presidential election. On January 24th, Wine said…

POLICE: Security deployment at Kyagulanyi's home a national security matter

Police Spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Uganda Police Force (UPF) will maintain deployment at the residence of former presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, citing national security concerns, despite confirming that no charges have been preferred against him. Speaking during a security press briefing at Naguru Police Headquarters, police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke said Kya…

Minister Baryomunsi’s Rebuke of Military Raid Fuels Political Uncertainty

Kampala, Uganda — Uganda is witnessing a fresh wave of political uncertainty after Information, Communication and Technology Minister Dr Chris Baryomunsi publicly condemned a military operation at the home of opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine. Speaking on Monday, Dr Baryomunsi said the opposition leader “has committed no crime” and is free to return to his residence, a statement that sharply contrasts wit…

Uganda: Minister Condemns Invasion Of Opposition Leader’s Home

By Enyichukwu Enemanna Uganda’s Information Minister Chris Baryomunsi has faulted the military raid on opposition leader Bobi Wine’s home, saying the popstar-turned-politician had not committed any crime. Baryomunsi, who is also a spokesperson for the government said Wine is free to return home, assuring that authorities would investigate the last month’s invasion. “We do not condone any acts of indiscipline on the side of the army and security …

Uganda minister condemns military raid on Bobi Wine’s home

Uganda’s Information Minister Chris Baryomunsi condemned a military raid on opposition leader Bobi Wine’s home last month, telling Reuters that the popstar-turned-politician had not committed any crime and was free to return there. Wine has been in hiding for weeks after fleeing his home in the capital, Kampala, hours before he was announced the runner-up […]