The Kassanda South Election Dispute: What Happened
In January 2026, voters in Kassanda South, a constituency in Uganda’s Mubende region, went to the polls for a parliamentary seat. The race was tight and had been building for months. On one side was Hajji Abdul Bisaso, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) flag-bearer and a local youth leader who had won the party primaries […] The post The Kassanda South Election Dispute: What Happened appeared…
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