• Ugandan Police Arrest Human Rights Activist Sarah Bireete Ahead of January 2026 Elections

    Ugandan authorities have arrested prominent human rights activist Sarah Bireete, director of the Centre for Constitutional Governance (CCG), amid a widening crackdown on dissent ahead of the January 15 general election. The police confirmed her detention but did not disclose the charges or court date. Bireete, a vocal critic of government actions including alleged illegal detentions and torture of opposition supporters, joins over 550 individuals arrested since early 2025. The upcoming election pits long-time President Yoweri Museveni against opposition figure Bobi Wine, with international observers expressing concern over human rights violations, media censorship, and political repression.

    #SarahBireete #UgandaElections #HumanRights #PoliticalRepression #BobiWine #Museveni #UgandaNews #FreedomOfExpression
    Ugandan Police Arrest Human Rights Activist Sarah Bireete Ahead of January 2026 Elections Ugandan authorities have arrested prominent human rights activist Sarah Bireete, director of the Centre for Constitutional Governance (CCG), amid a widening crackdown on dissent ahead of the January 15 general election. The police confirmed her detention but did not disclose the charges or court date. Bireete, a vocal critic of government actions including alleged illegal detentions and torture of opposition supporters, joins over 550 individuals arrested since early 2025. The upcoming election pits long-time President Yoweri Museveni against opposition figure Bobi Wine, with international observers expressing concern over human rights violations, media censorship, and political repression. #SarahBireete #UgandaElections #HumanRights #PoliticalRepression #BobiWine #Museveni #UgandaNews #FreedomOfExpression
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  • Fake Gold Deal Busted in Uganda — Seven Arrested for Scamming Nigerian Businessman of $70,000

    The Ugandan State House Anti-Corruption Unit has arrested seven suspects, including Congolese and Ugandan nationals, over a $70,000 fake gold scam targeting a Nigerian businessman. Authorities recovered 150kg of counterfeit gold and warned investors to verify deals before parting with their money.

    The suspects allegedly posed as gold sellers, clearing agents, and company officials, convincing the victim, Mark Gbillah, that they could supply seven kilograms of gold through Legacy Refinery Limited and Emerod Agency Limited. Investigations later revealed the firms had no gold.

    The arrests were made after Gbillah reported the scam, enabling authorities to set up a sting operation that caught the fraudsters before they could extort more funds.
    Police seized 150 kilograms of fake gold bars and imitation nuggets used to deceive other potential victims.

    Officials have urged the public to conduct due diligence and report suspicious business activities to avoid falling prey to similar fraud. The suspects will be charged in court soon.

    #UgandaNews #GoldScam #FraudAlert #BreakingNews #Nigeria #Uganda #FakeGold #AntiCorruption #CrimeWatch
    Fake Gold Deal Busted in Uganda — Seven Arrested for Scamming Nigerian Businessman of $70,000 The Ugandan State House Anti-Corruption Unit has arrested seven suspects, including Congolese and Ugandan nationals, over a $70,000 fake gold scam targeting a Nigerian businessman. Authorities recovered 150kg of counterfeit gold and warned investors to verify deals before parting with their money. The suspects allegedly posed as gold sellers, clearing agents, and company officials, convincing the victim, Mark Gbillah, that they could supply seven kilograms of gold through Legacy Refinery Limited and Emerod Agency Limited. Investigations later revealed the firms had no gold. The arrests were made after Gbillah reported the scam, enabling authorities to set up a sting operation that caught the fraudsters before they could extort more funds. Police seized 150 kilograms of fake gold bars and imitation nuggets used to deceive other potential victims. Officials have urged the public to conduct due diligence and report suspicious business activities to avoid falling prey to similar fraud. The suspects will be charged in court soon. #UgandaNews #GoldScam #FraudAlert #BreakingNews #Nigeria #Uganda #FakeGold #AntiCorruption #CrimeWatch
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