Uganda Election Dispute: Opposition Challenges Results Amid Arrests and Health Concerns

Uganda's recent presidential election saw incumbent Yoweri Museveni declared the winner with 71.6% of the vote, a result rejected by opposition leader Bobi Wine, who alleges widespread fraud and remains in hiding after a military raid on his home. Over 100 National Unity Platform supporters have been charged with election-related offenses amid reports of police violence and protests. Meanwhile, jailed opposition figure Kizza Besigye's health is reported to be deteriorating, with his party demanding medical access amid political tensions.