The Son Shot Dead: How Kiwanuka Abdallah’s Victory Was Marred by Blood and Terror. скачать в хорошем качестве

The Son Shot Dead: How Kiwanuka Abdallah’s Victory Was Marred by Blood and Terror.

As more details emerge about the atrocities carried out by Museveni’s security operatives during the 2026 elections, one painful truth becomes impossible to ignore: the road to restoring this country will be long, difficult, and deeply demanding. The events surrounding the Mukono North parliamentary election stand as a chilling example. The declared winner, Kiwanuka Abdallah, did not simply contest an election — he survived what many describe as a campaign of terror. He was physically assaulted. His home was vandalized. Threats against his life were reportedly issued. Most devastating of all, his son was shot and killed. Reports indicate that he was warned he would be murdered and that only by remaining at the tally center did he avoid a similar fate. Yet despite the gravity of these events — the violence, the loss of life, the climate of fear — no one has been held accountable. This is the reality many point to when they speak of Museveni’s Uganda: a nation where elections are overshadowed by bloodshed, intimidation, and impunity.