After the abduction of Sam Mugumya on August 25th 2025 by the Military, our amazing human rights lawyers filed a habeas corpus application. In the affidavit in reply, a one Lt. Col Edgar Musasizi stated, under oath, that “the applicant is not and his never been in their custody”. The then army Spokesperson said, on one of the TV shows, that Sam Mugumya is in the habit of disappearing. Over a month after his enforced disappearance, @AgoraCFR brought his matter to the attention of the UN Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearance. The WG wrote to the Government of Uganda calling for appropriate investigations into the matter to clarify the fate and whereabouts of Sam Mugumya and to ensure that his rights are protected. For almost a year now, the same Government supposed to ensure the right of Sam Mugumya and all its citizens are protected, have instead kept him in incommunicado detention, tortured and maimed him. We call upon all Ugandans and all other global citizens and global authorities to join us demand for the release of Sam Mugumya. #SaveSamMugumya #JusticeForSamMugumya
@Airtel_Ug@SpireJim@UCC_Official@ug_lawsociety Who is fooling who now?
I never bought any voice bundles for cross network.
What I bought was airtime worth 25000 which has not been received to date.
Kindly let the partner share with you the details of the transaction they claim was received.
Dear @Airtel_Ug
Please refund my money 25000 which I bought airtime on Friday 24/7/2026 which you’ve failed to deliver upto now
Your customer care agents are not helpful.
Thank you
@SpireJim
Among the East African nations, only Kenyans care and dare to stand up for their counterparts in other neighbouring states to advocate and demand their rights.
They did this last year against Suluhu's government. Today they spoke up against violation of Uganda humanrights.