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  Political temperatures rose this week following renewed debate inside Uganda’s ruling establishment, as senior officials reacted strongly to remarks attributed to opposition leader Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s long-time critic, Bobi Wine . The controversy stems from a speech delivered at an international forum in Geneva, where Bobi Wine reportedly addressed governance, democracy, and human rights issues in Uganda. While his comments resonated with sections of the diaspora and international observers, they triggered sharp responses among figures aligned with President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni . Several high-ranking voices within the National Resistance Movement (NRM) expressed concern that the Geneva address painted what they described as an “unbalanced image” of Uganda’s political landscape. Government supporters argued that such statements risk undermining the country’s reputation abroad, particularly at a time when Uganda seeks increased investment and diplomatic cooperation. ...

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 Uganda has officially launched construction of multiple AFCON 2027 training facilities across the country, beginning with a groundbreaking ceremony at Makerere University Sports Ground. Hon. Peter Ogwang, representing First Lady and Minister of Education and Sports Janet Museveni, presided over the ceremony. The new facilities will include football training pitches, athletics tracks, and multi-purpose courts. Other sites include Kyambogo University, Gulu University, Lira University, Pece Stadium, Hoima Booma Grounds, and Masindi Municipal Stadium. The projects are part of Uganda’s preparations to co-host AFCON 2027 under the Pamoja Bid with Kenya and Tanzania.