Mabonga to release information about John Bosco Kibala today. After nearly 7 years, is Kibalama still alive or dead, where is he or where was he burried? Some questions may have answers.
Ugandans are demanding answers and freedom for Damulira, Kibalama, King Zale and all other missing citizens whose whereabouts remain unclear.
A missing Ugandan deserves answers, not silence. Where are they?
#FreeDamulira#FreeKibalama#FreeKingZale#MissingUgandans#HumanRights
Lunaku lwa leero Simba omutti ๐ซต
On Solidarity Day, let's make Uganda great again by planting a tree and forgetting the looters who destroyed our country for 40 years.
BREAKING: According to Kakwenza, three independent SFC sources allege that John Bosco Kibalama who was abducted on June 3 2019 along Gayaza road by security personnel living his phones and car behind was shot dead and buried in a mass grave at SFC headquarters alongside 357 other abducted Ugandans.
They further claim Sam Mugumya narrowly escaped a similar fate after videos of his condition emerged. The witnesses reportedly have evidence and urgently need protection and evacuation. Uganda must know the truth!
Lord have mercy. These innocent souls did not deserve to go through this. They deserved to grow with their parents. NRM government and everyone responsible will face wrath of ugandans soon. Bank this.
MP Matovu killer behind abduction of NUPโs Blood Mo
The goon behind the abduction of NUP musical sensation Blood Mo is Mbalasa Emmanuel who was exposed by the late Busiro South MP Charles Matovu as the culprit hired by Kenan Opio to lace poison to him
#KJNews
โMany will say about my mother, Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, that she is a very capable leader. And to explain to my two sons that this is why their grandmother is held in prison in Rwanda breaks my heart.โ
These heartbreaking words were spoken by Raรฏssa Ujeneza, daughter of Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, during her speech in Washington on the International Day of Political Prisoners.
Her testimony is a powerful reminder that behind every political prisoner is a family enduring separation, uncertainty, missed milestones and years that can never be recovered.
@VictoireUmuhoza spent eight years in prison, including five years in solitary confinement. She missed precious moments in the lives of her husband, three children and five grandchildren. Since her re-arrest in June 2025, she has been denied the opportunity to attend church services with other prisoners.
Her case has been examined by two prominent international human rights mechanisms, both of which found serious violations of her fundamental rights:
- In 2017, the African Court on Human and Peoplesโ Rights ruled that Rwanda had violated her rights to freedom of expression and defence in judicial proceedings.
- In 2026, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention concluded that her detention was arbitrary and called for her immediate release and reparations.
Despite these findings, Victoire Ingabire remains imprisoned.
Yet, despite years of persecution, imprisonment and separation from her loved ones, she remains committed to her vision of a better future for Rwanda.
Raรฏssa concluded her speech with a moving message to her mother: โMom, you do not stand alone.โ
Political imprisonment does not punish only those behind bars. Its consequences reach across families and generations. Behind every political prisoner are loved ones who also pay the price for injustice.
Victoire Ingabire must be released immediately and unconditionally.
#FreedomStartsWithAName #FreeVictoireIngabire #FreeThemAll #FreeAllPoliticalPrisoners #FreeThem #Africa