Overview
- Uganda’s military chief, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, rejected Bobi Wine’s claim that soldiers attacked his wife during a reported raid on their Magere home, saying the army does not beat up women.
- AFP verified that widely shared visuals of a helicopter hovering over Wine’s residence were edited from a 2021 photograph, with an accompanying police truck image traced to a 2018 post.
- Uganda’s police spokesman dismissed abduction claims as untrue and said any arrest of Wine would be publicly announced.
- Wine’s brother, Micheal “Mikie Wine” Mukwaya, said drones have been spying on his home, adding to the family’s allegations of surveillance.
- Official results gave President Yoweri Museveni about 71% in the January vote, a tally the National Unity Platform rejects as Wine alleges raids and references earlier threats from Kainerugaba.