Museveni's Lies Unravel: The Disappeared Kenyans and a Minister's Lie. скачать в хорошем качестве

Museveni's Lies Unravel: The Disappeared Kenyans and a Minister's Lie.

On Saturday evening, President Yoweri Museveni finally broke his silence, confirming what many had long suspected — the two Kenyan citizens deported back to Kenya on Friday had been in the hands of Ugandan security forces all along. For a staggering 38 days, these individuals were held incommunicado, as the Ugandan government flatly denied any knowledge of their whereabouts. Just nine days earlier, Chris Baryomunsi, a minister in Museveni’s government, had been questioned about the fate of the two Kenyans. He confidently stated that he had cross-checked with all security agencies, and each assured him they did not have the men in custody. Now, Museveni’s public admission has not only exposed the lie but also left his own minister humiliated — a clear sign of chaos and contradiction within the regime’s ranks. This revelation shatters the façade of control and credibility that the Museveni regime struggles to maintain. It exposes a government gripped by fear, drowning in its own web of lies, and driven by desperation. First came the denials — bold, unflinching, and absolute. Then, under the growing heat of Kenyan outrage and threats of nationwide protests, the truth began to crack through the surface. Faced with mounting pressure from across the border, the regime could no longer sustain its deception. The episode raises a troubling question: does President Museveni truly wish to be seen as a serious statesman, or has he reduced himself to the political equivalent of saying, “Oops, I was just kidding”? Either way, the mask has slipped — and the world is watching.