512K views · 4.1K reactions | ⁣Ugandan opposition candidate Bobi Wine tells Christiane Amanpour about the violent crackdown his campaign is facing as he fights to unseat President Museveni. ⠀ ⠀ "I've survived two assassination attempts in the last two weeks where bullets have been shot in my car and on the tires and the windscreens... that's the ground that President Museveni calls level.” | CNN Africa | Facebook

1M views · 59K reactions | EXCLUSIVE: Bobi Wine tells CNN the upcoming election is a war against him as security services have unleashed violence on him and his supporters. We got teargassed while covering one of his rallies. "General Museveni sees Uganda as his personal property and us as his slaves," the presidential candidate told me | Larry Madowo | Facebook

Uganda police has rejected reports of Bobi Wine’s arrest, saying he remains at his home under security watch. Meanwhile, Bobi Wine in a Facebook post says he had escaped a police raid on his home and was in hiding as the country brace for the results of a fraught election held under an internet blackout. #DWAfricaSocialMedia | DW Africa

Today marks thirteen days since Bobi Wine went into hiding following the aftermath of election day, when security forces attempted to arrest him and he managed to evade capture. Despite continued official denials by the military that Bobi Wine is being hunted, these statements have been publicly contradicted by the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, whose social media posts have repeatedly issued warnings and threats directed at Bobi Wine. At the same time, there remains a heavy

Highlights from yesterday's Bobi Wine arrest. #NBSUpdates #UgVotes2021 #NBSPoliticom | NBS Television