Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni secured a decisive 72% victory in the recent election, reinforcing his 40-year rule, despite challenges from opposition leader Bobi Wine, who claimed the results were “fake” and cited security forces’ intimidation. Museveni’s campaign focused on stability and plans for Uganda’s oil industry, while Wine’s support dwindled from 35% in 2021 to 25%. The election raised concerns about fairness, with allegations of ballot stuffing and violent crackdowns on opposition rallies. Analysts suggest that internal power struggles within Museveni’s party may shape Uganda’s political future more than the opposition’s challenges.
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