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Uganda: Rwenzururu Kingdom Loyalists Amnesty Offer Extended
Monitor, 3 April 2017
Following the expiry of the 30 days ultimatum given to remnants of Rwenzururu loyalists, more 16 days have been added to allow them come out of their hideouts or face assault by… Read more »
Ugandan Govt Adds Days to Rwenzururu Loyalists' Ultimatum
After the expiry of the 30-day ultimatum given to alleged remnants of Rwenzururu Kingdom loyalists who are armed, more time has been added to allow them come out of their hideouts, or they will face security forces.
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Uganda: Uganda - Ensure Independent Investigation Into Kasese Killings
HRW, 15 March 2017
Killings by Ugandan military and police during joint operations in Kasese, western Uganda on November 26-27, 2016, warrant an independent, impartial fact-finding mission with… Read more »
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Uganda: Kasese - a Tragic Conflict Rooted in Land, One Boy's Dream and a Family's Hope
Observer, 3 March 2017
When the army raided the Rwenzururu king's palace last November, leaving dozens of people dead, it resurrected the question: what's Kasese's problem? One answer has often revolved… Read more »
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Uganda: Kasese Lawmakers Barred From Accessing Omusinga's Home
Monitor, 16 February 2017
Four lawmakers from Kasese were on Wednesday barred from accessing the home of Rwenzururu King Charles Wesley Mumbere located in Muyenga. Read more »
InFocus
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The royal leader who has been in jail since November 29, 2016, facing terrorism charges, has finally released with five sureties, including being guarded by the Ugandan army and ... Read more »
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The State has opposed the release of the Rwenzururu king Charles Wesley Mumbere on his second attempt to get bail on the grounds that he commands a rebel outfit called ... Read more »
