Ugandan youths seek stability and opportunities before election.

Kampala, Uganda is on the eve of a highly contested presidential election, with the country facing a partial shutdown that includes suspension of public internet access and other services. Young people in the capital city express frustration over the lack of online opportunities and job prospects, highlighting a generational gap in leadership and policy concerns. Tension and uncertainty loom as the country prepares for the election, with concerns about violence and government crackdowns on opposition figures. Despite differing views on the current president’s leadership, many Ugandans hope for a peaceful transfer of power and positive change in the country’s future.

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