United Nations Condemns Uganda’s 2026 Election: Could the Results Be Annulled?

In January 2026, Uganda’s presidential election unfolded under a nationwide internet shutdown. Mobile data was cut, social media platforms were blocked, and millions of citizens were forced to vote without access to information, independent media, or real-time reporting.

As President Yoweri Museveni sought to extend his nearly 40-year rule, opposition leader Bobi Wine emerged as the central symbol of resistance for a young population demanding change. Throughout the campaign and after election day, reports surfaced of violence, voter intimidation, technical failures, and the house arrest of Bobi Wine, raising serious concerns about political repression.

The United Nations condemned the election in unusually direct terms, warning that cutting internet access, restricting freedom of expression, and detaining opposition figures undermine the legitimacy of any presidential election. The African Union (AU) issued conflicting responses, revealing deep divisions over democracy and accountability on the continent.

This video investigates what truly happened during Uganda’s 2026 presidential election, why the internet shutdown mattered, and whether international pressure from the United Nations and the AU could challenge the official results. Could the outcome be annulled, or has power once again been secured through fear and silence?
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