The 3 -year -old leader has promised a financial growth of $ 500 billion to $ 500 billion from today’s GDP in the next five years.
Eugandan President Yarveer Mazaeeni has confirmed that he will compete in the presidential election next year.
The 80 -year -old boy announced late on Saturday that he had expressed his interest in the “Role of the President’s Flag Carrier” for the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party.
In 1986 after the five -year civil war, Muusveni seized power and ruled since then.
The NRM has twice changed the constitution to remove the constitution and age limit, which cleared the way of extending the tenure of the musevenee.
Rights groups accused him of using the security forces and state protection to suppress the disagreement – claims that he refuses.
Muuswani said that he has tried to re -election to convert “$ 500 billion in the economy of $ 500 billion in the next five years.” According to government data, the current domestic production of the country is less than $ 66 billion less than $ 66 billion.
Uganda will be voted in January to elect the President and Parliament members.
Challenger
Opposition Leader Bobby Wine, a pop star-Rajakarani whose real name is Robert Caullany, has confirmed that he will run again. Wine denied the result of 2021 and accused the ballot of fraud, ballot tampering and threatening by security forces.
Stress has increased after a few months of recently Parliament approved the law The Supreme Court ruled in January, allowing the military courts to try the citizens.
The government insisted that this change needed to deal with national security threats, but the rights organization and opposition argued that it was a tool to intimidate and calm critics.
For many years, the Uganda has used military courts to sue opposition politicians and government critics to prosecute.
In 2018, the wine was illegally occupied by the guns in the military court. The charges were later released.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has criticized Uganda’s military courts for failing to fulfill the international standards of court independence and fairness.
Oreim Nayo, Senior African Collective HRW, This year, he said: “Uganda officials have abused military courts for many years.
