Making a case for timely constitutional, electoral reforms
It’s almost three years to the next election and one wonders if this is not the right time to begin handling the urgent reforms in a bipartisan manner
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It’s almost three years to the next election and one wonders if this is not the right time to begin handling the urgent reforms in a bipartisan manner
Daily Monitor Monday February 15 2021 Mr Kyagulanyi in a police mobile jail after he was arrested in Luuka District during campaigns last year. PHOTO / FILE. Advertisement When the Supreme Court reconvened on Thursday morning for a pre-trial session of a petition in which former presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine, is challenging President Museveni’s recent electoral victory, Mr Kyagulanyi’s lawyers had a quick, honest confession: They weren’t ready. “Some of our witnesses who would have sworn in affidavits have been arrested,” Mr Medard Lubega Sseggona,...
Mr Kyagulanyi’s legal team is seen as generally lightweight, the petitioner appears short on resources and the effort to assemble a formidable petition seems to have been significantly hampered...