Logistical issues have caused significant delays in Uganda’s presidential and parliamentary elections, with many voters experiencing waits of up to four hours. An internet shutdown has exacerbated frustrations, particularly in the capital, Kampala, where voters queued at polling stations. Delays have been attributed to failures of biometric identification kits and insufficient equipment in certain areas. Despite these challenges, voting eventually proceeded in most locations.
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