Bobi Wine fled Uganda fearing for his life after election violence, highlighting his role as a fierce opposition leader and activist.
Recent heavy rains in Kenya have caused deadly floods, with 81 deaths and thousands displaced. Meanwhile, England's water levels remain stable after a wetter-than-normal winter, but drought warnings persist due to dry March conditions. Authorities in both regions continue monitoring and responding to ongoing weather impacts.
Robert Kyagulanyi, known as Wine, left Uganda after threats from security forces and a raid on his home. He appeared in Washington, D.C., to rally international support and plans to meet decision-makers before returning home. His departure follows weeks of hiding and escalating tensions with President Museveni's government.
Opposition figures in Zimbabwe plan protests against constitutional amendments extending presidential terms. Several leaders, including Tendai Biti and Morgan Ncube, have been detained for organizing gatherings without police approval. The government’s actions reflect rising tensions over proposed constitutional changes that could prolong President Mnangagwa's rule.
A man disguised as a parent attacked and killed four children at a Kampala preschool. The suspect was arrested after the attack, which police say was unprovoked. The incident is rare in the city, and investigations are ongoing to determine the motive.
Uganda has conducted its first mobile court session to try Christopher Okello Onyum, accused of killing four children in a machete attack. The trial, held in a public tent, has sparked controversy over justice procedures and presidential interference. Onyum has pleaded not guilty, and the case remains highly sensitive.
Uganda's government has introduced a sovereignty bill that would require foreign funds to be registered and restrict foreign influence on policy. Banks warn the measure could constrain routine activities; critics say it targets opposition groups and civic actors. Debate continues as parliament reviews the proposal, with penalties including heavy fines and prison terms.