Africa will never heal from these old men and young men who serve them.
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AudibleNodMay 12, 2026
+32
>The 81-year-old was sworn in Tuesday for a seventh consecutive term to extend his presidency over a further five years that may well be his last — although not necessarily for the Museveni family.
>Army chief Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the president’s son and presumptive heir, oversaw dayslong rehearsals of the military parade that animated the inauguration of Museveni, with Russian-made Sukhoi fighter jets flying noisily over official ceremonial grounds in Kampala, the Ugandan capital.
It's really nice to see an adult take care of their geriatric parent.
>The president urged Ugandans to work hard and build wealth for their families,
I'm sure he used his son as an example of the hard work it takes.
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donkeybrainheroMay 12, 2026
+5
I love that Uganda is taking after the US. We really are a beacon for the world, aren't we?
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TheNumberOneRatMay 12, 2026
+9
His mad son who seems to want to fight a war with Türkiye...
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maritimursusMay 12, 2026
+2
All he wanted was to marry the most beautiful woman from Turkiye and a billion dollar dowry
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1twistingtigerMay 12, 2026
+20
Uganda want to see this
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AudibleNodMay 12, 2026
+4
I fail to see how a ruling party that remains in power qualifies as a "major shift". I'd like to know how the thesis of your opinion "growing global curiosity" is formed.
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