Abu Mukasa’s Alleged Crackdown on Journalists Sparks Outcry Over Press Freedom in Uganda

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Abubaker Mukasa Muyunga, commonly known as Abu Mukasa, has come under scrutiny for his alleged involvement in silencing critical journalistic voices in Uganda. The crackdown on media freedom began in June 2024 with the arrest and imprisonment of Grape Vine online journalists Alirabaki Sengooba and Dickson Mubiru. The duo was detained after …

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Uganda’s 2026 Election : Opposition Parties Cite Restrictions, Uncertainty as They Mobilize Quietly

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As Uganda inches closer to the 2026 general elections, the country’s political landscape remains unusually quiet.   Typically, this period would be marked by heightened activity—rallies, candidate endorsements, and strategic alliances.   However, the lack of visible engagement from key political parties has sparked concerns about their preparedness and the …

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DPP Jane Frances Abodo Issues Circular Halting Military Trials of Civilians, Orders Transfer to Civilian Courts Following Supreme Court Ruling

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The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Jane Frances Abodo, has issued a circular to all prosecutors with guidance on implementing the Supreme Court’s judgment that prohibits the trial of civilians in military courts. According to Circular No. 1/2025, the Supreme Court’s ruling, delivered on January 31, 2025, mandates that all …

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