Government to Ugandans: Keep Calm, Say No to Riots and Civil Disobedience

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The Government of Uganda has condemned the violent protests that broke out in different of the country following the arrest of presidential candidate Kyagulanyi Robert Sentamu aka Bobi Wine in Luuka District yesterday afternoon. In a statement released by Judith Nabakooba, Minister, ICT & National Guidance today, the government is calling on Ugandans to say no to riots and civil disobedienc

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